Working groupsThe purpose of a working group is to build a debate support dossier, a sort of strategic thinking "kit" and "tools" for those working on behalf of social movements, which will be freely available and freely distributed. Each group shall set up its own working method. Each working group will have at least one group leader. The group may be conducted in partnership with one or more magazines, websites and/or publishers. The dossier shall consist of articles, interviews and other relevant documents. The issues and visions of the social movements will be the focal point. They will also try to address different points of view depending on the regions, the languages, the types of movements, and the topics.
, par Cramer Ben
The risk of seeing the United Nations increasingly disunited is not a simple exercise for Sciences Po students ; nor for anti-globalization activists. This is an issue for all Changemakers, Peacemakers and Troublemakers, i.e. those (readers included) who challenge the status quo and want to (...)
, by Roger Heacock
In a critical and committed book, several researchers, most of them Palestinians, question the desire to create a state, which has been at the heart of Palestinian political strategy for a century. By questioning this state nationalism and the renunciations it has provoked, they open up new (...)
, by Omar Barghouti, Stephanie Fox
As Amnesty International issues a landmark report on Israeli apartheid, it’s time for Americans to demand accountability, not complicity, from their government.
, by Eyad Kishawi, Liliana Cordova-Kaczerginski, Max Ajl
The Intercoll Working Group Palestine publishes two successive texts on the issue of the zionism question, which seems crucial to us to understand the situation in Palestine.
This second text, written by three anti-imperialist militants who act in different countries, immediately places zionism in the colonial and imperialist field.
, by Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières, Patrick Bond
The ‘new imperialism’ debate suffers from the omission of subimperialism. A review of recent analysis of the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), focusing on global governance, accumulation, class struggle and resource extractivism.
, by PeopleKonsian
The Chilean conscious/political rap scene has always had an important place in the development of rap in this country where it has accompanied and participated in many struggles. Interviewed by the Diálogo 1 newspaper, rapper Portavoz looks back at rap and struggle, rap as a struggle.
