200 meetings and events including:
- Moazzam Begg, Gareth Peirce and Winston Silcott discuss the Bonfire of the Liberties
- Oscar Olivera describes the battle against neo-liberalism in Bolivia
- Tariq Ali asks Is the empire invincible?
- Tony Benn on Planning for the future
- Bernadette McAliskey, Chris Harman and Michael Rosen discuss The 1960s – when the world revolted
- George Galloway and John Rees ask Where now for Respect?
- Theatre in revolt with Charlotte Westenra, John Arden, Sam West and Alistair Beaton
- Venezuela – the revolution within the revolution with Roland Denis, former minister in the Chavez government
- Melissa Benn and Alex Callinicos on Education in the neo-liberal world
- Rodney P, Drew McConnell
(Babyshambles) and Get Cape.
Wear Cape. Fly head up a Love Music Hate Racism night - Doreen Lawrence, Brian Richardson and David Gilborn launch the book Tell It Like It Is – How Our Schools Fail Black Children
- Ken Loach on The Cinema of Liberation
Arundhati Roy, Indian author and activist, once said "The mandarins of the corporate world, the CEOs, the bankers and politicians, the judges and generals look down on us from high and shake their heads sternly. 'There’s no alternative' they say. And let slip the dogs of war."
Yet their wars have generated a huge amount of resistance around the globe. From the biggest day of protest against the bombing of Iraq to the toppling of neo-liberal governments in Latin America, millions are saying enough. The inequality of the system has never been so stark, so widely detested or resisted.
That’s why Marxism is so relevant. These five days are a unique chance for the movement to assess our progress and plan our next steps, to look at our tradition and theories, and develop our philosophy of change.
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