Karl Marx@200: Debating Capitalism & Perspectives for the Future of Radical Theory
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tripleC special issue “Karl Marx @ 200: Debating Capitalism & Perspectives for the Future of Radical Theory”
Edited by Christian Fuchs & Lara Monticelli http://www.triple-c.at/index.php/tripleC/announcement/view/29 http://www.triple-c.at/KarlMarx@200_CfP.pdf
May 5, 2018, marks the 200th birthday of Karl Marx. The journal tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critque (http://www.triple-c.at) celebrates Marx’s birthday and the critique of capitalism with a special issue, in which critical theorists reflect on the relevance of Marx’s works and the Marxian critique of capitalism today.
The special issue’s main section will feature a debate between David Harvey and Michael Hardt/Toni Negri, who will engage in a dialogue about Marx today and the relevance of praxis and Marx’s theory for the critique of contemporary capitalism.
- We invite the submission of abstracts (max. 250 words) for reflections on the following questions:
- * How can Marx’s theory help us to understand capitalism today? * 200 years after Marx's birth, what type of capitalism do we live in today? What kind of and what focus of Marxian analysis and praxis do we need to analyse and criticise capitalism? * On which elements of Marx’s theory and the 200-year long history of Marxian theory can we today best draw in order to advance radical theory, the analysis of capitalism and struggles for alternatives to capitalism?
- Deadline for abstract submission: November 15, 2017 (250 words, per e-mail to Denise Rose Hansen, managing editor of tripleC: d.ha…@triple-c.at, please include a submission title, your name and contact, a 100 word short bio, and an abstract of 250 words; send the abstract and meta-data in a Word- or text-file [not in a plain e-mail]).
- Acceptance decisions: Until approx. November 30, 2017 We aim to include around 10-15 reflections. Naturally, if the number of submissions is high, the editors will have to make a selection.
- Submission of full reflection articles (maximum of 5,000 words, including all references, footnotes and tables): January 30, 2018
Online publication of the special issue: May 5, 2018 (Karl Marx’s 200th birthday).
Quote:MARX 200A Major International Conference celebrating Marx’s work and exploring the significance of Marxism in the world today. Organised by the Marx Memorial Library on the bicentenary of Marx's birth.Saturday 5 May 2018School of Oriental and African Studies, LondonTickets will go on sale January 2018Full programme to be announced. Speakers include:John McDonnell MP, the Shadow ChancellorSarah Mosoeta (professor of sociology at the National Institute for the Humanities & Social Sciences, Johannesburg)Isabel Monal (editor of the Cuban theoretical journal Marx Ahora)David McLellan (visiting professor of political theory at Goldsmith College, University of London)Ben Fine (professor of economics at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London)John O’Neill (professor of political economy at Manchester University)Ian Gough (visiting professor at the London School of Economics)Sitaram Yechury, Leader of the Communist Party of India (Marxism)Speakers from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, a thinktank of the left-wing party Die Linke, based in Berlin.Plenary sessions will examine Marx’s contribution to: • political economy and its relevance today – why Marx was right • philosophy and human development – Marxism and the battle of ideas • the international role of the working-class movement – Marxism as a force for changeBreak-out sessions will address a broad range of themes including: o class, race and gender o neoliberalism and austerity o Marxism and the environment o nationalism and populism o artificial intelligence and social media o Marxism and culture o state power and the power of the state o Marxism and the present as historyCheck out event listings onFacebook and our Website.Marx Memorial Library & Workers' School37a Clerkenwell Green Marx Memorial Library London EC1R 0DU United Kingdom020 7253 1485Quote:May 5, 2018, marks the 200th birthday of Karl Marx.Plenty of advance notice for ourselves to organise some sort of event, more than a special issue of the Standard, that is, and in addition to any public meetings.Let's put our thinking caps on for something inventive, imaginative and innovative.
The John O'Neill who will be one of the speakers is an ex-Party member whose writings show some evidence of having been influenced by passing through us:http://www.lifewithoutmoney.info/authors/john-oneill
Quote:The Russian journal “Epistemology & Philosophy of Science” (http://journal.iph.ras.ru/) announces a call for papers for a special thematic issue devoted to the 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx. The submissions are welcomed in terms of but not limited to the following topics:Marxist tradition of constructing a scientific philosophy and the modern naturalization trendMarxist understanding of science as an intellectual activity and a social institutionMarxist ideas of the social nature of cognition and the contemporary science and technology studiesScientific revolutions and the role of metaphysics in scienceDialectical materialism and the varieties of realismEpistemological theory of reflexion and its alternativesRepresentation and construction in knowledgeRelativism revisited and Lenin’s critique of relativismThe individual and collective cognitive agent: difference, identity, reductionN. Bukharin, B. Hessen and the science policy todayMarxism, Russian cosmism and post-humanism about the prospects of science, technology and humanitySubmissions are welcome in Russian and English, the preferred length is 4000-6000 words. The general guidelines are available on the journal site.Abstracts of submissions up to 150 words are expected by the 1st of March, 2018. Complete submission deadline is the 1st of May 2018.For more information, as well as submissions, contact journal@iph.ras.ru Steve FullerAuguste Comte Chair in Social EpistemologyDepartment of Sociology University of Warwick@profstevefullerHomepage: profstevefuller.netjondwhite wrote:Quote:The Russian journal “Epistemology & Philosophy of Science” (http://journal.iph.ras.ru/) announces a call for papers for a special thematic issue devoted to the 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx. The submissions are welcomed in terms of but not limited to the following topics:Marxist tradition of constructing a scientific philosophy and the modern naturalization trendMarxist understanding of science as an intellectual activity and a social institutionMarxist ideas of the social nature of cognition and the contemporary science and technology studiesScientific revolutions and the role of metaphysics in scienceDialectical materialism and the varieties of realismEpistemological theory of reflexion and its alternativesRepresentation and construction in knowledgeRelativism revisited and Lenin’s critique of relativismThe individual and collective cognitive agent: difference, identity, reductionN. Bukharin, B. Hessen and the science policy todayMarxism, Russian cosmism and post-humanism about the prospects of science, technology and humanityjdw, I think that it's very revealing that not one of those topic titles feature the political term 'democracy'.The fact that a discussion can be had about Marx's views without mentioning 'democracy' at the very forefront, shows how far any current academic notion of 'Marxism' is from Marx's own views about our world.
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