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| 09.15-10.00 | Registration and coffee
Location: Entrance Hall, School of Journalism, Campus Linné | |
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| 10.00-10.15 | Opening Location: Linnésalen, School of Journalism | |
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| 10.15-12.30 | Session I: Conflict and Democracy (link) Location: Linnésalen, School of Journalism |
Participants:
Mark Purcell, Associate Professor of Urban Design
and Planning, University of Washington;
Maria Hellström Reimer, Senior Lecturer,
Department of
Landscape Architecture, SLU, On the Politics of Defeatism
and Other Democratic Ends to the Claim to a Space in
Common: Victoria Park, Malmö;
Lina Olsson, Planning Architecht, City of
Helsingborg, PhD, Contradictions of the Concept of
Social Economy in Relation to Public Space;
Catharina Thörn, urban sociologist, University
of Gothenburg, What Was the "Consultation Process"
Initiated by the Planning Office in Gothenburg ahead of
Developing Södra Älvstranden All About?;
Gunnar Sandin, Associate Professor, Architecture and
Built Environment, Lund university, Users’ and
Citizens’ Possibilities in Contemporary Environments to
Choose, Order and Alter Design Solutions, Exemplified by a
Contemporary, More Or Less “Unnoticed” Everyday Urban
Planning Case in Malmö, Sweden.
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10.30-12.30 |
Session II | Location: Annedalsseminariet, Lecture Hall 220 |
Chair: Edme Dominguez, Associate Professor, School of Global
Studies, University of Gothenburg. Participants: IBRA, (Graduate Student Group at School of Global Studies), Rules, Trade and People; Herman Schmid, Associate Professor Emeritus at Roskilde University, The Common Is the Social!; Kyle Heatherly, Uppsala University, Democratic Violence of Totalitarian Security? Democratic Violence; Holger Ross Lauritsen, Institute of Philosophy and History of Ideas, University of Aarhus, Denmark, Who Defines the Common Good? A Critique of the Republican Tradition. |
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| 10.30-12.30 | Session III: Poiesis and
Commodities Location: Annedalsseminariet, Lecture Hall 204 |
Chair: Ali Alizadeh, Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy,
Middlesex University. Participants: Matti Vesa Volanen, University of Jyväskylä Institute for Educational Research Finland, Nous poietikos as General Intellect in the Production of Commons; Maria de Fátima Ferreiro, Assistant Professor, Lisbon University Institute, Department of Economics, Nature and Property Rights: Towards a Common Land?; Fabienne Trotte, Deputy Director at Relais Culture Europe — Resource Centre on Europe and Culture, Paris, Thinking Culture as a Factor of Economic and Social Innovation. |
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| 12.30-13.30 | Lunch | |
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| 13.30-15.00 |
Constructing the Common in Contemporary China
(link) Location: Linnésalen, School of Journalism | Participants: Professor LU Kejian, Institute for Contemporary Marxism, The Village Commune in Contemporary China: Its History and Status; Professor HAN Lixin, Department of Philosophy, Tsinghua University, Problems in the Definition of Private Property and the Notion of Wealth; Professor YANG Xuegong, Department of Philosophy, Beijing University, The Changing Idea of ‘Collectivism’ in Contemporary China 1949—2009. |
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| 15.00-15.30 | Coffee Break | |
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| 15.30-17.00 | Key Note: Yitzhak Laor (link) Location: Linnésalen, School of Journalism |
The Right of Return of the
Colonial: Pro-Israel West and European Xenophobia It should have been through us that Europe could have redeemed itself for its colonial past. It should have been through us [Jews, Israelis] that Europe learnt to tolerate Islam, the most prominent refusal to accept Western secularism as a way of life. Tragically, what has happened is quite the opposite. It is through us that Europe intensified its hatred of Islam and the Arabs: our state – presented as the true heir of the Holocaust victims, most of whom looked "very different from modern Europeans", most of whom were mocked in the same manner that traditional Muslims are mocked today – gave way to the return of the colonial. Ship to Gaza presented by Dror Feiler. |
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| 17.00-18.30 | Key Note: Antonio Negri Location: Linnésalen, School of Journalism | |
| Commonwealth: An Introduction and First Polemics |
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| 20.00 | Dinner | |
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| Documentation of the
Conference is made in cooperation with FilmCentrum
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