Camp Programme 2005

SATURDAY OPENING DAY

OPENING RALLY
 The struggle against the European Constitution (F)
 The high school movement (F)
 The G8, and counter summit (Scotland ? / GB)

SUNDAY INTERNATIONAL / WAR / RACISM

FORUM
 Globalisation (general but not theoretical) (I),
 War without limit (general analysis and Irak and Palestine) (F /Achcar ?)
 Antiwar movement (GB)
 Racism as a consequence of war on terror and anti-racist movement (Nl)

WORKSHOPS

International / War
 China new economic superpower ? (F)
 Iraqui resistance (Achcar)
 Palestine since Arafat (F)
 Women and the war, victims and resistance (Afghanistan) (S/DK)
 French imperialism in Africa, Ivory Coast as an exemple (F)
 The great middle east project (GB)

Racism
 Immigrants struggle in Europe, fortress europe (EE)
 Where does racism come from (F)
 Racism as a driving force in the colonisation (DK)
 Malcolm X, Black power (GB)
 Islamophobia (F)
 Antisemitism and antisionism (D)
 Extrem right on the move (B)
 New forms of slavery (S/I)

EDUCATIONAL

Imperialism and national liberation struggles

MONDAY YOUTH SOCIAL STRUGGLE

FORUM
 social attacks (general) (F)
 in response to it, the global justice movement (I)
 the role of the youth to drag the workers into battle, example of a youth struggle (Pensions, casual worker) (F)
 Example of student struggle against the Bologna process (EE)

WORKSHOPS
 High schools struggle in France (F)
 Struggle against Bologna process (GR)
 Constitution, (neoliberal agenda in Europe, social struggle against constitution and liberalism (F)
 Anti war movement (GB)
 Struggle for abortion (B/I)
 Young workers struggle (I)
 Monday demo im Germany (D)

EDUCATIONAL

Hommage to Ernest Mandel (10th anniversary of his death).
The youth and the working class today

TUESDAY ECOLOGY AND CULTURE

FORUM
 maximum profit against nature and culture (B/Nl)
 imperialism against nature (nuclear, uranium weapons, oil) (G)
 exemple of an ecological struggle, GM crops destruction (F)
 repression of underground culture (Mp3, raves) / the role of culture in the movement (F)

WORKSHOPS
 Rap (F)
 Cinema industry, creating opinions (F)
 Drugs, the legalisation movement (I)
 Sport and capitalism : example football (DK)
 Capitalism and environment (FI)
 Renewable sources of energy, alternative to nuclear power and anti-nuclear struggle (D)
 Boycott and fair trade (B)

INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY RALLY : DOMINATED PEOPLE FIGHT BACK !
 Ivory Coast (Cf. F)
 Venezuela
 Phillipins
 Palestine/Maghreb (Cf. F)
 Sri Lanka (Cf.GB)

WEDNESDAY WOMEN / LGBT

FORUM
 Woman and LGBT oppressions : one enemy, capitalism (Dk)
 woman oppression, and self organisation in women struggle (I)
 an example of woman in the working class struggle (F)
 LGBT movement linked to the anti-global movement (EE / P)

WORKSHOPS

Women
 The autonomous movement and the working class movement, (various feminist currents) (F)
 The right to control your body (F, LCR)
 Young women and casualisation (I/EE)
 Angela Davis ‘women, races and classes’ (F)
 German legalisation of prostitution (G/H)
 Techniques of power (DK or S)
 Mainstreaming as a political tool (DK or S)

LGBT
 Homophobia + Racism : Divide and conquer (Dk)
 AIDS in Africa – the responsibility of imperialist governments (Nanga)
 Asylum + LGBT (F)
 The link between queer theory and feminism (Dk-S)
 International work on queer issues. Different rainbows (FI- Peter ?)
 Sexual identity – drag as a poitical statement (I)
 Mariage family and norms (F)

EDUCATIONAL

The specific oppression of women

THURSDAY GLOBAL CAPITALISM, GLOBAL STRUGGLE

FORUM
 linking the struggles (anti war, anti globalisation) to a general struggle against capitalism (GB)
 this system is robbing us : we work they get rich, Africa rich continent poor people (Nanga ?)
 An example of self-organised struggle : the “sans-papiers” (illegal migrants) (F)
 taking the struggles to confrontation against the state and the ruling classes (including police repression) (F)

WORKSHOPS
 Debt and Tsunami (GB/B)
 Brasil (FI)
 Latin America (Venezuela / EE)
 Self Organisation (ex. from oppressed countries) (F)
 Global Justice (F)
 Who are our allies ? (G/F)
 World women march – women in the South (S/I)

EDUCATIONAL

Party and social movements

FRIDAY HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD ?

FORUM
 ESF, WSF : a starting point to change the world
 (longer intervention) capitalism produces crisis : Argentina, the lost revolution (Lowy/Bensaid)
 an other world is possible : socialism (FI / OB)

WORKSHOPS
 May 68 : a possible revolution (F/LCR)
 Porto Alegre : participative democracy (EE)
 Negri/Hardt : counter powers (LCR/Bensaid/Achcar)
 Cuba / Che Guevara (LCR)
 How to coordonate interventions in student, apprentice and casualised workers ? (by permanent commisions)
 Reform or Revolution ? (F)
 Marxist Economy (D)

EDUCATIONAL

Changing the world without taking the power ?

CLOSING RALLY