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Herrada at 07:09, 5 December 2007

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		+	'''Title:''' �East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems and different strategies”
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		+	Co-organized by IGSOD (Institute for Global Studies and Social Movements, Russia), GUE/GNLA (European Parliament), MUP (Movement of United People, Venezuela)

-	~~'''Title:''' “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems and different strategies”~~

	'''Date''': January 23rd 2007		'''Date''': January 23rd 2007
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-	The seminar is focused on the problem of modern left alternative and social movements development in three different types of social systems ~~– post~~-welfare (former first world), post-communist (former second world) and post-colonial (former third world). All these three segments of our world-system are now facing a challenge of new stage of capitalism ~~– globalized~~ neoliberalism.	+	The seminar is focused on the problem of modern left alternative and social movements development in three different types of social systems –�post-welfare (former first world), post-communist (former second world) and post-colonial (former third world). All these three segments of our world-system are now facing a challenge of new stage of capitalism –�globalized neoliberalism.

-	'''Points to treat in the ~~seminary~~:'''	+	'''Points to treat in the seminar:'''

	1. The role of social movements in the new world order.		1. The role of social movements in the new world order.
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	1.2. The Latin American experience in the field of social movements like a model of anti-globalization resistance.		1.2. The Latin American experience in the field of social movements like a model of anti-globalization resistance.

-	1.3. Main difference between socialisms of 20th and 21 century, socialism ~~“compromised” and~~ socialism ~~“wanted”~~.	+	1.3. Main difference between socialisms of 20th and 21 century, socialism �compromised”�and socialism �wanted”.
	a) From the end of the USSR to the development of multiple forms of left alternatives.		a) From the end of the USSR to the development of multiple forms of left alternatives.

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	3.2. Concrete strategies for the impulse of a process of radical and necessary rearticulation of social movements at global level.		3.2. Concrete strategies for the impulse of a process of radical and necessary rearticulation of social movements at global level.

-	The seminar “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems and different strategies”, has been co-organized by IGSOD (Institute for Global Studies and Social Movements, Russia), GUE/GNLA (European Parliament), MUP (Movement of United people, Venezuela).

-	[[Category: Nairobi WSF 2007]]	+	[[Category:Nairobi WSF 2007]]
-	[[Category:~~Terrain 2~~]]	+	[[Category:Political institutions and democracy]]

Book at 10:32, 22 February 2007

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-	== Title: “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems	+	'''Title:''' “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems and different strategies”
-	and different strategies” ==	+

	'''Date''': January 23rd 2007		'''Date''': January 23rd 2007

Admin at 14:40, 30 January 2007

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-	~~Seminar: “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems~~
-	~~and different strategies”~~

-	~~Date~~: ~~January 23d~~	+	== Title: “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems
		+	and different strategies” ==

-	~~Location~~: ~~19 IN~~	+	'''Date''': January 23rd 2007

-	Time: 2.30-5.00 p.m.	+	'''Time:''' 2.30-5.00 p.m.


	The seminar is focused on the problem of modern left alternative and social movements development in three different types of social systems – post-welfare (former first world), post-communist (former second world) and post-colonial (former third world). All these three segments of our world-system are now facing a challenge of new stage of capitalism – globalized neoliberalism.		The seminar is focused on the problem of modern left alternative and social movements development in three different types of social systems – post-welfare (former first world), post-communist (former second world) and post-colonial (former third world). All these three segments of our world-system are now facing a challenge of new stage of capitalism – globalized neoliberalism.

-	Points to treat in the seminary:	+	'''Points to treat in the seminary:'''

	1. The role of social movements in the new world order.		1. The role of social movements in the new world order.

Admin at 09:50, 22 January 2007

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	The seminar “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems and different strategies”, has been co-organized by IGSOD (Institute for Global Studies and Social Movements, Russia), GUE/GNLA (European Parliament), MUP (Movement of United people, Venezuela).		The seminar “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems and different strategies”, has been co-organized by IGSOD (Institute for Global Studies and Social Movements, Russia), GUE/GNLA (European Parliament), MUP (Movement of United people, Venezuela).
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		+	[[Category: Nairobi WSF 2007]]
		+	[[Category:Terrain 2]]

Admin at 09:42, 22 January 2007

2007-01-22T09:42:51Z

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Seminar: “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems
and different strategies”

Date: January 23d

Location: 19 IN

Time: 2.30-5.00 p.m.

The seminar is focused on the problem of modern left alternative and social movements development in three different types of social systems – post-welfare (former first world), post-communist (former second world) and post-colonial (former third world). All these three segments of our world-system are now facing a challenge of new stage of capitalism – globalized neoliberalism.

Points to treat in the seminary:

1. The role of social movements in the new world order.

1.1. Main lessons of the Soviet socialist experience for East, West and South, and how these lessons can contribute to the development of modern left alternative.

1.2. The Latin American experience in the field of social movements like a model of anti-globalization resistance.

1.3. Main difference between socialisms of 20th and 21 century, socialism “compromised” and socialism “wanted”.
a) From the end of the USSR to the development of multiple forms of left alternatives.

2. Relation between social movements and formal politics.

2.1. Relationship and correlation between social movements and political left in three parts of the world.

2.2. Relation between social movements and the State.

Concrete actions and possible forms, methods and principles of cooperation between leftist and social movements of three different segments of the world in their anti-capitalist struggle.

3.1. National and international aspects of the struggle against neo-liberalism. What does internationalism mean today?

3.2. Concrete strategies for the impulse of a process of radical and necessary rearticulation of social movements at global level.

The seminar “East-West-South social movements and left dialogue: common problems and different strategies”, has been co-organized by IGSOD (Institute for Global Studies and Social Movements, Russia), GUE/GNLA (European Parliament), MUP (Movement of United people, Venezuela).