What should radical political organisation look like today? 6th March 7pm ULU London
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An open forum on 'What should radical political organisation look like today?' in London on Wednesday 6 March alongside Anticapitalist Initiative, Red Pepper magazine and IOPS. More details here.
Anticapitalist Initiative, Red Pepper, and IOPS invite you to an evening of discussion on the future of radical political organisation.
***An open forum with contributions from Preeti Paul (IOPS), Tom Walker (ex Socialist Worker journalist), James O'Nions, editor Red Pepper magazine, and Luke Cooper, co-author Beyond Capitalism? and Anticapitalist Initiative, Laura Schwartz, Feminist Fightback.***
The global capitalist crisis and new wave of resistance have put the question of radical political organisation and left unity, 'beyond the fragments', sharply into focus.
This meeting will bring together those who share a concern for developing participatory forms of radical organisation.
Some of the questions we will be looking at are:
What should be the balance between hierarchy and non-hierarchy? Can greater acceptance of plurality generate greater unity on the left? What's the relationship between new left parties and social movements like Occupy? How do we avoid repeating the authoritarianism that blighted the socialist project in the last century? What practical steps can be taken in the here and now for a stronger radical left?
University of London Union – ULU
Malet Street, WC1E 7HY London
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