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Towards climate action in Copenhagen 2009: International planning meeting in Copenhagen 13-14th of September 2008

Towards climate action in Copenhagen 2009
Climate Network 09 | 23.05.2008 23:39 | Climate Chaos | Ecology

We invite you to join the 1st international planning meeting in Copenhagen from
the 13-14th of September 2008. The meeting aims at preparing a large
mobilisation for direct action against the root causes of climate change in
Copenhagen and throughout the world during the UN Climate Conference (30 Nov-11
Dec 2009).

Towards climate action in Copenhagen 2009

First international planning meeting

We stand at a crossroads in history. The facts are undeniable. Global climate
change, caused by human activities, is happening. We all know that, world over,
we're facing a manifold and deepening crisis: of the climate, energy, food,
livelihoods, and of political and human rights. Scientific, environmental,
social and civil society movements from all over the world are calling for
action against climate change.

Massive consumption of fossil fuel is one of the major causes of global
warming, a problem that threatens the lives of hundreds of millions of people

Malaysia - Socialism 2008, November 7-8

Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) invites you to

 

SOCIALISM 2008 – MALAYSIA

 

7-9 November 2008

New Era College, Kajang, Selangor, MALAYSIA

 

Germany: Climate camp in Hamburg - August 15-24, 2008

Let's change the climate!

Climate Camp in Hamburg, 15th-24th August 2008


It's too hot! - The climate is changing!

The atmosphere is getting hotter. Even the most sinister prognoses of the World
Climate Council of the United Nations of the year 2007 in the meantime appear
to have been too optimistic. Climate change is more than melting polar caps,
drowning polar bears and hurricans of up to now unknown magnitudes. Climate
change is a social catastrophe. The global changes of the ecosystems are
exacerbating social contrasts world-wide. Because the effects of warming are
unequally distributed - between North and South, but also within societies,
between rich and poor.

The warming of the atmosphere is not an accident, but the result of an economic
system relying on profit and growth. Due to this higher-faster-forward logic,
capitalism burns enormous amounts of mineral ressources, for instance for the
production and selling of products with the help of a world-encompassing
logistics network. And even though almost everybody in the meantime wants to

Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 30-November 1, 2008: Crisis and revolution in today’s world. Analysis and perspectives

International Congress of Research and Political Debate

Working People of All Countries, Unite!

Crisis and revolution in today’s world. Analysis and perspectives

October 30th to November 1st, 2008

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Facultad de Filosofìa y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires.


“The end of History” can be considered as one of most flawed predictions ever heard. Instead of accepting passively the painful consequences of capitalism, the world’s proletarians respond in different ways. Latin-American insurrections, Iraqi resistance and strikes in Europe show that class struggle remains at center stage in world politics. Fukuyama’s mistaken characterization exemplifies the inability of bourgeois science to analyse and understand reality.

Conference and Vietnam/Laos study tour October 2008

Announcing conference in Hanoi, 7-8 October 2008: "Problems in Contemporary
Socioeconomic Theory" sponsored by Nature, Society and Thought and the Ho
Chi Minh National Academy of Politics and Public Administration. Conference
is embedded in a two week study in northern & northwestern Vietnam and
Laos. For details see attached PDF file or
http://umn.edu/home/marqu002/VL2008.htm

Erwin Marquit
Editor, Nature, Society and Thought
University of Minnesota
116 Church Street SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455

marqu002@tc.umn.edu
612-922-7993

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