John Holloway in Leeds: Hope Drowns in the Reality of a Dying World
Cultural Resistance Urban Activism and the Arts

Cultural Resistance Urban Activism and the Arts

Jul 21, 2015

On 8th September 2015, we have a panel focusing on Cultural Resistance, Arts and Activism. The Panel will be at 14.30-15.30 Garstang Building Room 7.36, School of Geography at the University of Leeds. It is free to attend and there is no need to register. Speakers at this Panel are drawn from two sessions at […]

Think Hope, Think Crisis: a workshop with John Holloway

Think Hope, Think Crisis: a workshop with John Holloway

Jul 21, 2015

The workshop will be held on 08/09/2015 at 10.30- 13.30 in the School of Geography at the University of Leeds To attend the workshop register here by August 20th The MA in ‘Global Urban Justice’ and the ‘Cities and Social Justice’ research cluster at the School of Geography, University of Leeds are organising a workshop […]

Greece: Hope drowns in the Reality of a Dying World. Or does it?- John Holloway, Public Lecture 7th September 2015
In Seminar

Greece: Hope drowns in the Reality of a Dying World. Or does it?- John Holloway, Public Lecture 7th September 2015

Jul 21, 2015

John Holloway’s public lecture will be in Broadcasting Place (Leeds Beckett University, located opposite the Fenton pub on Woodhouse Lane), room BPAG02 at 19.00 on Monday, September 7th 2015. John Holloway is Professor of Sociology at the Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y humanidades in the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Mexico. John will be returning […]

CRISIS AND HOPE: PERSPECTIVES ON RESISTANCE

CRISIS AND HOPE: PERSPECTIVES ON RESISTANCE

Jul 21, 2015

On 7th September John Holloway will give a public lecture titled:  Greece: Hope drowns in the Reality of a Dying World. Or does it? The lecture will start at 19.00 in Broadcasting House, Leeds Beckett University, room BPAG02 The following day, on 8th September John Holloway will be running a workshop titled: Think Hope, Think Crisis from […]

Final two days of Contested Cities Leeds week of talks: Global Urban Justice; voices and struggles from Latin America.

Final two days of Contested Cities Leeds week of talks: Global Urban Justice; voices and struggles from Latin America.

Mar 17, 2015

Contested Cities Leeds week of talks concluded with seminars and two successful public debates on Retail gentrification in Santiago Chile by Neil Turnbull and Accumulation by dispossession in cities: UK, China, Argentina with Débora Swistun, Stuart Hodkinson and Paul Waley. Both of these public debates are available to watch again, with links below.     […]

Accumulation by Dispossession in cities: UK, China, Argentina.
In video

Accumulation by Dispossession in cities: UK, China, Argentina.

Mar 17, 2015

The final seminar of the Contested Cities: Global Urban Justice seminar series was a discussion on Accumulation by Dispossession in three different contexts and cases, given by Débora Swistun, Stuart Hodkinson and Paul Waley. Débora Swistun is visiting Leeds as part of the contested cities research network, from Buenos Aires Argentina. Stuart Hodkinson and Paul […]

Challenging Retail Gentrification in Santiago, Chile
In video

Challenging Retail Gentrification in Santiago, Chile

Mar 13, 2015

On Wednesday 18th February Neil Turnbull an architect, working as a researcher in Santiago at the Universidad de Chile in the Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo (FAU), gave a talk as part of the contested cities seminar series. Live-stream video of the event is available to watch below:    

Mobility, transport and social differentiation in Buenos Aires
In video

Mobility, transport and social differentiation in Buenos Aires

Mar 13, 2015

Jorge Blanco from the University of Buenos Aires gave a talk on 17th February as part of Contested Cities Leeds Week of talks called Global Urban Justice: Voices and Struggles from Latin America. His talk focused on transport and mobility in Buenos Aires. The video live stream of the event is available to watch again […]

Bookchin: living legacy of an American revolutionary

Bookchin: living legacy of an American revolutionary

Mar 10, 2015

An interview with Debbie Bookchin on her father’s contributions to revolutionary theory and the adoption of his ideas by the Kurdish liberation movement.  by Federico Venturini, a member of Leeds Contested Cities group ::::::::::::::::::::::: Federico Venturini: Verso Books has just published The Next Revolution: Popular Assemblies and the Promise of Direct Democracy, a collection of […]

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