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Saturday 2 July
Saturday 2 July
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JEFFERY GALLEON C GALLEON A ELLIS ELVIN
DRAMA NUNN CLARKE 728
777/780 784/790
10-11.15am 11.45am-1pm 2.30-3.45pm 4.15-5.30pm 7-8.30pm
Revolutionaries
in the era of
Corbynism
Charlie Kimber
Israel: the
apartheid state
Ilan Pappé
Syria today:
from revolution
to war
Ghayath Naisse
Book launch
1916: Ireland’s
Revolutionary
Tradition
Kieran Allen
What is the
state of the
Nazis and the
far right in
Britain today?
Weyman
Bennett
How Asians
transformed the
working class in
Britain
Yuri Prasad
What do we
mean by class
in the 21st
century?
Amy Leather
Precarity:
minority
condition
or majority
experience?
Kevin Doogan
As we approach
the centenary:
Why do we
still celebrate
the Russian
Revolution?
Dave Sherry
100 years since
the battle of the
Somme
Michael Bradley
From Benn to
Blair: Labour
from the 1970s
to the 1990s
Karen
Reissmann
Remaking
the workers’
movement?
Immigrant
struggles in
Italy
Lucia Pradella
Radical
thinkers:
Gramsci
Rob Jackson
The Popular
Front and the
struggle against
fascism in the
1930s and 40s
Dave Sewell
Debate
Greece and
Syriza today
Stathis
Kouvelakis and
Panos Garganos
The
Anthropocene
and the global
ecological crisis
John Bellamy
Foster
Not
Politics and
strikes in Britain
today
Paul McGarr
Why do borders
exist under
capitalism?
Phil Marfleet
Book launch
1966 and Not All
That
Mark Perryman
Panel meeting
What can we
do about the
housing crisis?
Eileen Short
and others
Failures of
solidarity in
South African
struggles of the
1920s
David Johnson
Course:
Hillsborough
traditionally
submissive:
fighting
Islamophobia
and sexism
Maz Saleem and
Nahella Ashraf
After the
Are we too
late to stop
climate change?
The climate
movement after
COP 21
Asad Rehman,
Suzanne Jeffery
and others
The rise of
What do shop
Inside Film:
Engels and
the origins
of women’s
oppression
Celia Hutchison
Course:
Introduction to the
Marxist method
Labour, work
and alienation
Historical
Materialism
Bea Kay
Lenin: state and
Panel meeting Panel meeting Course:
More than
charity –
solidarity with
refugees
and the fight for
justice
Sheila Coleman
elections:
Ireland’s new
politics?
Brid Smith and
How can we
fight to save the
NHS?
Saudi Arabia
and the Arab
counter
revolutions
stewards do? food bank
Britain
Deirdre O’Neill
revolution
Richard Boyd
Anne Alexander
Barrett
Imperialism
today
Alex Callinicos
The fight
against the far
right across
Europe
Petros
Constantinou,
Christine
Buchholz
and others
The struggle
against counterrevolution
in
Egypt
Egyptian
revolutionary
What do
Marxists say
about gender
and sexuality?
Panel meeting
The Fast
Food Rights
campaign and
organising the
unorganised
“Get up, stand
up!” 40th
anniversary of
Rock Against
Racism
Roger Huddle
and Rick
Blackman
Marx and
progress
Sean Sayers
Who were the
Black Panthers?
Gary McFarlane
Introduction to the
Marxist method
Redesigning
life: the
gene editing
revolution – its
promise and
potential
John Parrington
Art and
revolution
Chanie
Rosenberg
Introduction to the
Marxist method
What is the
dialectic?
Revolutionary
Shakespeare?
Gareth Jenkins
Quiet space
Quiet space
Quiet space
Quiet space
Quiet space
10-11.15am 11.45am-1pm 2.30-3.45pm 4.15-5.30pm 7-8.30pm
Film: The Black Panthers:
Vanguard of the Revolution
Sat, 9pm, Clarke
This documentary explores the Black
Panther Party and its significance.
Featuring Kathleen Cleaver, Jamal
Joseph and many others. It is a
vibrant chronicle of the movement.
Rock Against Racism music night
Sat, 9pm, bar area
Following on from the “Get up,
stand up!” meeting to mark the
40th anniversary of Rock Against
Racism, we have a celebratory
night of music and dancing in the
Student Union bar.
Confronting the Nazis in the 1970s
Play: Green and Red
Sat, 9pm, Drama
Three lads from London are escaping from their families,
over for the 1966 Easter Rising celebrations.
They go on the run, to a field in Galway. But it’s not just
any field, as they discover when they are visited by ghosts
from the past, present and future. Written by Richard
Bradbury, there will be an audience participation quiz!
James Connolly