Conferencias
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Global Perspectives on Labour, Climate Policy and Just Transition
Organizers: Hans Böckler Foundation & ETUI
Dario Azzellini will be presenting on the case of Colombia
In person and online, register at: https://www.boeckler.de/de/aktuelle-veranstaltungen-2718-just-transition...
The hybrid conference will present research findings from unions' Just Transition policies and initiatives across 14 countries worldwide from a multi-year research project.
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Keynote at the 43rd ILPC in Santiago de Chile
I am honored by the invitation to deliver a keynote along with Matt Huber, Alessandra Mezzadri and Carlos Eduardo Martins! I am looking forward at a good debate.
Moreover, I will also present in panels on "The Looming Dilemma of Crowdwork Platforms"
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Workers' struggles and capitalist strategies: Perspectives from Africa and South America in an age of 'sustainability'
Workshop organised by Centre on Labour, Sustainability and Global Production
17 and 18 June 2024 at Queen Mary University of London
Programme
June 17th
10.30 to 13.00: Structures of capital in agriculture, logistics and manufacturing in Africa and South America
15.00 to 17.30: Workers’ creativity, education and the co-production of knowledge of capital
June 18th
10.00 to 13.00: Contours of strategy and struggle from below
14:00: Walking tour by Edward Legon and Jack Sargeant
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Who are the Experts? Co-Research with workers and communities - Masterclass at the CLaSP London
Please join us for a Masterclass on Co-researching methods with workers and communities with Dario Azzellini, Autonomous University of Zacatecas, Mexico. The masterclass will be held on the 13th of June between 3.00 to 5.00 pm in Queens QB-213, in Mile End Campus, Queen Mary University of London.
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Sustainable Work and Just Transition - Masterclass at the CLaSP London
Please join us for a Masterclass on Sustainable Work and Just Transition with Dario Azzellini, Autonomous University of Zacatecas, Mexico. The masterclass will be held on the 11th of June between 3 and 5pm in the Graduate Center building, room GC201, in Mile End Campus.
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Rätedemokratie und gesellschaftliche Selbstorganisation – IDA diskutiert mit Dario Azzellini
15.05.2024, 19:00 Uhr, Café Kotti, Adalbertstraße 96B, 10999 Berlin
Rätedemokratie und gesellschaftliche Selbstorganisation – IDA diskutiert mit Dario Azzellini
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Council democracy in Latin America? Local self-government and workers’ control
14.5.2024, 18:00 – 20:00 Uhr (ct.), Programm Kolloquium InterAmerican Studies (IAS) SoSe 2024, Universität Bielefeld, Seminarraum B2-103
Dario Azzellini: Council democracy in Latin America? Local self-government and workers’ control (English language presentation)
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Mit Genossenschaften zum Ökosozialismus?
11.5.2024, 15:30–17:00, Marx is Muss, Kongress, Franz-Mehring-Platz 1, 10243 Berlin
Mit Genossenschaften zum Ökosozialismus?
Die Fabrik übernehmen…Geht das? Eine Genossenschaft gründen…Lohnt das? Im Gespräch mit Magdalena Taube und Dario Azzellini werden historische Beispiele für selbstverwaltete Betriebe diskutiert und erfragt, ob und wie diese innerhalb des Kapitalismus funktionieren.
https://marxismuss.de/veranstaltung/mit-genossenschaften-zum-oekosozialismus/
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ALLIED GROUNDS · BG 2023 Projekt
ALLIED GROUNDS · BG 2023 Projekt · Textserie, Konferenz und mehr
Mit Jahresprojekten wie “Wasserwissen” (2009), “More World” (2019) und “After Extractivism” (2022) hat die Berline Gazette begonnen, verschiedene Fragen der politischen Ökologie zu untersuchen und dabei Probleme wie Umweltverschmutzung, Kommodifizierung von Ressourcen und Klimakollaps mit den toxisch verflochtenen und sich gegenseitig anheizenden ökonomischen und ökologischen Krisen zu verknüpfen, die durch Imperialismus und Kapitalismus verursacht worden sind.
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ALLIED GROUNDS · BG 2023 Project
ALLIED GROUNDS · BG 2023 Project · Text Series, Conference, and More
With annual projects such as “Water Knowledge” (2009), “More World” (2019), and “After Extractivism” (2022), the Berliner Gazette began to explore various questions of political ecology, linking issues of environmental pollution, resource commodification, and climate collapse to the toxically intertwined and mutually fueling economic and ecological crises caused by imperialism and capitalism.




