Lardlad95
19th April 2003, 04:29
SOCIALISM 2003
Whose world? Theirs or ours?
A socialist world is possible
Chicago, June 26-29
Holiday Inn Mart Plaza
"Whose world? Theirs or ours?"
On one side stands George W. Bush and the tiny elite
he represents, openly proclaiming their right to rule
the world. On the other side stand billions of people
who oppose these plans for endless war and assaults on
workers? living standards.
Socialism 2003 provides a forum where activists from
today?s struggles can come together to discuss how to
win a socialist world where ordinary people will
decide the priorities of our society.
More than 100 discussions on today's struggles, the
socialist tradition, political theory and much more
are aimed at arming a new generation of fighters with
the ideas they need to change the world.
What you'll find at Socialism 2003
MORE THAN 100 MEETINGS on topics ranging from Marxist
theory to the politics of Hollywood.
BOOKFAIR, FILMS, poetry readings, plays?and parties
with live music.
SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Anthony Arnove, editor of Iraq Under
Siege; Dennis Brutus, Jubilee South Africa*; Naseer
Aruri, author of Dishonest Broker and editor of
Palestinian Refugees; Tikva Honig-Parnass and Toufic
Haddad, Between the Lines (Jerusalem); Marlene Martin,
Campaign to End the Death Penalty*; Rania Masri,
Southern Peace Research and Education Center*; Michael
Letwin, New York City Labor Against War*; Ahmed
Shawki, editor, International Socialist Review.
(*Organizations listed for identification purposes
only)
Sponsored by the International Socialist Organization,
publisher of Socialist Worker and by the Center for
Economic Research and Social Change, publisher of
International Socialist Review
For a full schedule, more information and online
registration go to www.socialism2003.org. E-mail
[email protected] Write Socialism 2003, c/o ISR,
P.O. Box 258082, Chicago, IL 60625. Call 773-583-8665.
(Brought to you by OKP)
Whose world? Theirs or ours?
A socialist world is possible
Chicago, June 26-29
Holiday Inn Mart Plaza
"Whose world? Theirs or ours?"
On one side stands George W. Bush and the tiny elite
he represents, openly proclaiming their right to rule
the world. On the other side stand billions of people
who oppose these plans for endless war and assaults on
workers? living standards.
Socialism 2003 provides a forum where activists from
today?s struggles can come together to discuss how to
win a socialist world where ordinary people will
decide the priorities of our society.
More than 100 discussions on today's struggles, the
socialist tradition, political theory and much more
are aimed at arming a new generation of fighters with
the ideas they need to change the world.
What you'll find at Socialism 2003
MORE THAN 100 MEETINGS on topics ranging from Marxist
theory to the politics of Hollywood.
BOOKFAIR, FILMS, poetry readings, plays?and parties
with live music.
SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Anthony Arnove, editor of Iraq Under
Siege; Dennis Brutus, Jubilee South Africa*; Naseer
Aruri, author of Dishonest Broker and editor of
Palestinian Refugees; Tikva Honig-Parnass and Toufic
Haddad, Between the Lines (Jerusalem); Marlene Martin,
Campaign to End the Death Penalty*; Rania Masri,
Southern Peace Research and Education Center*; Michael
Letwin, New York City Labor Against War*; Ahmed
Shawki, editor, International Socialist Review.
(*Organizations listed for identification purposes
only)
Sponsored by the International Socialist Organization,
publisher of Socialist Worker and by the Center for
Economic Research and Social Change, publisher of
International Socialist Review
For a full schedule, more information and online
registration go to www.socialism2003.org. E-mail
[email protected] Write Socialism 2003, c/o ISR,
P.O. Box 258082, Chicago, IL 60625. Call 773-583-8665.
(Brought to you by OKP)