Talks in Germany, Switzerland, and UK
I have an upcoming trip, speaking about parecon and realizing hope, this October. I just received the itinerary and I thought I would put it here, in case there is interest. It is a strenuous tour, looks like 22 talks in 20 days, so I hope I will see some friendly faces!
German Talks...
1 Thursday, 5th October, Berlin 7 - 9.30 pm at the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation (Franz-Mehring-Platz 1)
A panel debate with Alex Demirovic (
2 Friday, 9.30 to (at most) 13, RLS. Organizers are RLS and Attac.
A workshop with you and Alex and interested people
3 Friday, Francfort, half past eight in the evening
organizer is the local chapter of the RLS and your publishing house (Trotzem).
Here the point is the presentation of your book, it`s main theses etc.; Moderator and Translator is Thomas Atzert
4 Saturday, october 7th, Francfort, 10 a.m.
Francfort Book Fair, "Forum Sciene", with Atzert as Translater.
5 Saturday, 8 pm, in a left and radical cultural centre in Bremen, Bernhardstreet 12.
Your lecture is one of the main events of the congress "Out of the World - Science Fiction, Politics, Utopia".
6 Sunday, october 8th, Münster 7ct p.m.
main organizer is anarchist and grassroots-journal ("Graswurzelrevolution) and some other small anarchist and radical orgnizations too
7 Essen. Organizers are local chapters of the RLS (RL.Club),
7 pm, the Place is "Zeche "Carl".
8+9 In Tübingen there are two events on the same day. A workshop from 3 p.m. to 6.pm. at the german-american-institute ("Parecon as a model of self-organized work and living?", organized by the rls
A second event (7 to 9 p.m.), a lecture ("Parceon as a model for the organization of economy and society?").
Switzerland
10 11. Zürich. Organizers are: the "WOZ", which is the only Swiss left weekly, and the "Red Factory", which is a well-known political and cultural centre in Zürich.
This starts at 8 pm
England, Scotland, Ireland
1. Life Beyond Capitalism: Visions for the Future at the 10th Edinburgh Independent Radical Book Fair - The Alternative Book Festival 11:00 AM, 14 Oct 2006
2. Spirit of Resistance & the Z Magazine at the 10th Edinburgh Independent Radical Book Fair - The Alternative Book Festival 3:30 PM, 15 Oct 2006
3. Parecon: Life After Capitalism at the University of Nottingham 4:30 PM, 16 Oct 2006
4. Challenging Neo-Liberalism: A Vision for the Future at University of Hertfordshire 7:00 PM, 17 Oct 2006
5. Realizing Hope: Life Beyond Capitalism, Birmingham 7:00 PM, 18 Oct 2006
6. Against Neo-Liberalism: A Vision for the Future at Glasgow University, Glasgow 2.00pm 19 Oct 2006
7. Against Neo-Liberalism: A Vision for the Future, Strathclyde University 7:00 PM, 19 Oct 2006
8. Realizing Hope : Life Beyond Capitalism at Glasgow College of Art, Glasgow 10.30 am 20 Oct 2006
9. Realizing Hope: Life Beyond Capitalism, Oxford 7:00 PM, 20 Oct 2006
10. Anarchism and the Future: Economic & Social Vision & Strategy for Creating a New World & its Relation to the Heritage of Anarchism at the Anarchist Book Fair, London 12:00 noon, 21 Oct 2006
11. What Would Another World Look Like and How Do We Get There? in Dublin, Ireland Time to be confirmed but on 25 Oct 2006
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Audio of Michael Albert speech...
By Anonymous, Anonymous at Jan 20, 2007 11:13 AM
...at the Edinburgh Radical and Independent Bookfair last October is available on Scotland Indymedia. If the page says 'media currently unavailable' there is an alternative link at the bottom of the page.
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Damn, missed it all...
By Kissenger, Clark at Jan 01, 2007 16:32 PM
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you got my name
By Anonymous, Anonymous at Dec 20, 2006 14:32 PM
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Good
By Dude, Anarcho at Nov 03, 2006 03:44 AM
Good, I am looking forward to the talk.
Can I record and rebroadcast it on independent (free) radio?
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Parecon talk in DAI, Tübingen, Germany
By G., Wolfgang at Nov 01, 2006 15:04 PM
Hi Michael,
as I'm just about to finally do my blog about your visit to the DAI in Tübingen, I (a) came to realize your blog is syndicated on LJ and (b) came to comment here, how much I liked the seminar we had, which was more than just a talk given by you - and more than just a chat between people who may or may not have found an ecological niche to exist in and around Tuebingen (I have, I guess).
Using simple techniques you helped us position ourselves (or the plans some have) in a Parecon society, and set in the context of each other's efforts a picture began to form which was at least to my liking - but which also helps to improve what we (want to) do, not to please you or get good grades from an academic teacher, but to get closer to what we want from what you suggest.
It was a pleasure meeting you -and in case you don't remember I'm the one who talked about Parecon in an information society and his shared virtual utopia, tentatively translated into english in the http://MyraPedia.eu
Greetings from Tübingen,
WGW alias IrasCignavojo
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Thanx Craig
By Kissenger, Clark at Oct 22, 2006 19:10 PM
I really appreciate the links, there's a bunch of stuff there I haven't seen before. Caio Bello
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tour dates and venues
By Anarchobabe, Anarchobabe at Oct 17, 2006 10:10 AM
Hia,
thanks a lot for posting the tour dates and venues, did not know about further dates in Scotland but will add to the audio of talk from Edinburgh Bookfair and to Scotland Indymedia and UKIndymedia.
Have fun at the London Anarchist bookfair, greetings to the Wombles.
Unfortunately it is sometimes more talk than books but it's always nice to meet nearly everybody in the scene up there. Am still unsure if I can catch a cheap ticket down there, prices here are ridiculous.
Thanks that you came to visit us here in Britain, it's a pity we haven't paid closer attention to you coming beforehand, otherwise we could have tried to get you to some more places to speak.
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Parecon Studies at Selkirk College in BC Canada
By Kissenger, Clark at Oct 11, 2006 14:32 PM
I'd like to make Parecon my project by laying the groundwork for it to be taught here in the Peace Studies program. I'm a mature student (32) finally returning to school for an engineering degree. I'm taking an optional experiential course called global leadership. It's basically an opportunity to serve the community, and in so doing learn principles of a "leader as servant" ethic. I'd basically just gather my parecon resources from my home computer, update them, and offer them to the program director with hardcopy of 'Realizing Hope' and 'Parecon: Life after Capitalism'. In addition, I'd put together some presentations, based on your articles and other writings, and some ideas I have, mostly for grassroots organizing and structure. I was wondering if there is anything in particular you'd like to add or have me include in this offering.
I'd like to add that I've been following parecon for about four years, and it's about half the reason I've decided to get a degree. At the risk of sounding like too much of an ideologue, before I knew of Parecon, I knew no context or direction for contributing to the world in a positive and meaningful way, search though I might. I'd like to have the resources and credibility to start building pareconish networks of pareconish workplaces wherever I can get enough people interested. I realize that you are wildly busy, and will neither be offended nor deterred if you don't respond quickly or at all. Your blessing on this little project would be nice, though.Thank you so much for your continued work and dedication. PS Nice dream, I'll take it.
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Mr Albert - Where will the
By Phineasglover, Phineas at Oct 11, 2006 09:54 AM
Mr Albert - Where will the talk in oxford be held?
And what the hell is wrong with posting these arrangements on his blog - christ he created Zmag.
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who are these people?
By Kissenger, Clark at Oct 09, 2006 07:05 AM
I don't mindlessly follow anybody. I don't agree with every word I read from every intellectual on this site. I make my decisions based on fact, and if I disagree, I keep my mouth shut unless I have a fact or valid point of view to counter with. these anonymous comments are the equivalent of elementary school taunts. say something valid, or at least leave your name. chickenshits.
I'll tell you now that I don't really fully understand the principles of parecon yet. can anyone tell me how an individual who wanted to run his/her own tattoo shop would be effected in the parecon system? where do independant contractors fit in?
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re : Hey can I get a blog and
By Kissenger, Clark at Oct 03, 2006 19:56 PM
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Hey can I get a blog and
By Anonymous, Anonymous at Oct 02, 2006 18:21 PM
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re cult
By Kissenger, Clark at Sep 28, 2006 07:06 AM
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I have never seen a blog
By Anonymous, Anonymous at Sep 27, 2006 18:50 PM
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At least Mike posts under
By Kissenger, Clark at Sep 27, 2006 17:03 PM
At least Mike posts under his real name...
--Eric
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Anonymous genius:
By Kissenger, Clark at Sep 27, 2006 12:45 PM
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All Hail God Albert
By Anonymous, Anonymous at Sep 26, 2006 21:42 PM
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Spreading hope!
By Kissenger, Clark at Sep 25, 2006 12:36 PM
Best of luck Michael!!!! Hope you have a wonderful and productive trip!
- will you have a US speaking tour?
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