GLOBAL ANARCHISMS:
NO GODS, NO MASTERS,
NO PERIPHERIES
Cornell University, 22/09/12
2nd ASN Conference: “Making Connections”
Loughborough University, U.K.
3-5 September 2012
We will be putting up the draft conference papers from the recent 'Is Black and Red Dead?' conference here. Please note that these papers are in draft form, some remain extended presenations, and they are not to be cited without the express permission of the author(s).
Simon Choat, 'Power and Subjectivity: A Critique Of Post-Anarchism'
Toby Boraman, 'Carnival anarchism, councilism and class'
Benoit Challand, 'When anarchism meets marxism'
Lewis Mates, 'The Syndicalist Challenge in the Durham Coalfield'
Chiara Bottici, 'Black and Red: The Freedom of Equals'
George Sotiropolos, ‘A Bedouin, perhaps, a Citizen, never’(?): Overcoming the Red and Black divide'
Jean Michel Kay, 'Publishing in the Pursuit of Libertarian Socialism'
Jean Christophe Angaut, 'The Situationists'
Andrew Robinson, 'Beyond The Working Class: The Politics of the Excluded'
Chris Wellbrook, ''Pick up a brick and throw it at a cop': Beyond the Anarchist/Marxist divide'
Christian Garland, 'The (Anti-) Politics of Autonomy: Between Marxism and Anarchism'
Paul B Smith, 'On the Origins of the Collapse of the First International'
Renzo Llorente, 'George Sorel's contribution to 'Anarcho-Marxism''
Suzi Weissman, 'Victor Serge: From Defeated Past to expectant Future'
Carl Levy, Antonio Gramsci, Anarchism, Syndicalism and Sovversivismo'