Past events
Rethinking labour in an age of networks and movements
Networked Labour seminar is supported by Networked Politics, Transform! Europe, Transnational Institute and IGOPNet and will be held in Amsterdam between 7 and 9 May 2013. The objective of the seminar is to enhance the ongoing debate on the relationship between the changing nature of capitalist mode of production, emerging new social forces and political actors, and the new alternative ways of political participation by these actors. Overall focus will be on the impact of the internet and informatics on labour, value creation, and production processes and emerging radical communities as new or renewed political agency.
Land Grabbing: insights from Romania
Attila Szocs, who monitors large scale agricultural land purchases in Romania, and Dan Cismas, a biodynamic farmer and co-president of the EcoRuralis peasant association, tour European capitals and cities to highlight, debate and raise public awareness on the social, environmental and economic impact of large scale land acquisition by both, foreign and national companies.
Foro Internacional
Foro Alternativas a la Privatización de las Empresas Estatales de Servicios Públicos y telecomuncaciones en America Latina.
BITs that bite into budgets: Will the European Parliament let private lawyers decide?
A public discussion of civil society with MEPs, Council & Commission to discuss the Financial Responsibility Regulation and the future EU Investment Policy.
Intersectoral approaches to health
Daniel Chavez will bring his expertise on power and energy to speak to how intersectoral approaches can be used to bring together unlikely allies and address power inequities, particularly in the context of privatization of municipal services.
Fifth ‘Critical Environmental Studies Colloquium’
Daniel Chavez talks about “State‐Owned Enterprises in the Provision of Public Services and in Industrial Policy” at this colloquium on 'green economy'
The Green Economy and financialisation of nature
TNI/RWE public talk
3 december 2012
20:00-22:00
CREA Amsterdam
Nieuwe Achtergracht 170
Alternative Regionalisms and Struggles for Community
"The U.S.-Mexican border es una herida abierta (is an open wound) where the third world grates against the first and bleeds". Gloria Anzaldúa
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