Programm
Revolutions
Stand: 6.7.2006
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Program
Revolutions
Last update: 07/06/06
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Freitag,
07.07.2006 / Friday, 07/07/2006
| ab 11:00 / from 11 am |
Anmeldung / registration
Gebäude 40 / building 40
Zschokkestr 32 (früher / formerly Virchowstr.) |
14:00 - 14:30
2 pm - 2:30 pm |
Begrüßung / Welcome address
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14:30 - 16:00
2:30 pm - 4 pm |
Hauptvortrag / keynote address:
Gerald Raunig (Wien / Vienna): "Revolutionary Machines and Art Machines"
(Lecture Hall G50-H 3, Steinerne Tischstraße)
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16:00 - 16:30
4 pm - 4:30 pm |
Kaffeepause / coffee break |
16:30 - 18:30
4:30 pm - 6:30 pm |
Panels A
FriA 01 Contemporary Transitions: Discourses, Movements, Practices (G40-120)
FriA 02 Revolution im internationalen Recht (G40-223)
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| ab 19:30 / from 7:30 pm |
Party im "Mikrokosmos" / party at "Mikrokosmos" |
Saturday,
08.07.2006 / Saturday, 07/08/2006
Sonntag,
09.07.2006 / Sunday, 07/09/2006
Liste der Panels / all panels
Panels A: Freitag 17:00 - 19:00 / Friday 5 pm - 7 pm
FriA 01: Discourses, Movements, Practices
Chair: Elrid Wollkopf
Kamila Bialy (University of Lodz)
Changes in European Higher Education - is it really a Revolution or a New Face of Neoliberal Status Quo?
[abstract][web contribution]
Taras Butchenko (Zaporozhye National University/Ukraine)
Discourse and Practice of Revolutionary Actions in Modern Ukraine
[abstract][web contribution]
Jurij Halajko (University of Lodz)
Genesis and Aesthetics of Ukrainian Orange Revolution
[abstract][web contribution]
Ilham Sadoqi (Mohamed University, Morocco)
State Legitimacy and Counter Movements
[abstract][web contribution]
FriA 02: Revolution im internationalen Recht
Chair: Jörg Meyer
Karen Schlüter (University of Magdeburg)
Revolution in International Law
[abstract][web contribution]
Norman Paech (Universität Hamburg, MdB)
Die Französische Revolution und die Entstehung des modernen Völkerrechts
[abstract][web contribution]
Sönke Zehle (Universität Saarbrücken)
Camp Darfur or The Second Life of Humanitarianism
[abstract][web contribution]
Panels A: Samstag 10:00 - 12:00 / Saturday 10 am - noon
SatA 01: Capitalism and Class Struggles I: Internationalism and Solidarity
Chair: Ulf Schulenberg
Laura Branciforte (University Carlos III Madrid/Spain)
The Evolution of the International Solidarity Concept
[abstract][web contribution]
Peter Funke (University of Pennsylvania/USA)
Late Capitalism and the World Social Forum: Re-Making of the 21st Century Global "Working Class"?
[abstract][web contribution]
Andre Mommen (University of Amsterdam/The Netherlands)
Policy Reforms and Resistance to Neoliberal Globalization
[abstract][web contribution]
SatA 02: Elites and Movements in (Inter)National Contexts
Chair: Raj Kollmorgen
Fethi Acikel (University of Ankara/Turkey)
Revolution and Reproduction: or How Revolutionary Elites Contribute to Institutional Path-Dependence in the World-System
[abstract][web contribution]
Holger Rossow (University of Rostock/Germany)
Unlikely Heirs - New Labour and the Thatcher Revolution
[abstract][web contribution]
Marta Zimniak-Halajko (Institute of Polish Culture/Poland)
Invisible Revolutions: Concepts of Revolution of Leftist and Rightist Social Movements in Contemporary Poland
[abstract][web contribution]
SatA 03: Staat und Revolution: Begriffe und Theorien
Moderation: Alex Demirovic
Philipp Casula (Universität Magdeburg)
Eine Revolution, die keine war? Diskurse über Demokratie und Nation in Russland
[Abstract][deutscher Internetbeitrag, English web contribution]
Klaus Bernhard Roy (Universität Magdeburg)
Reformen zwischen Pragmatismus und Utopie
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Ersin Yildiz (Universität Frankfurt/Institut für Sozialforschung)
Revolution und Verfassungsgebung
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Stud 1: Acting in different revolutionary context (students' forum)
Chair:
Ahmed Aminu Yusuf
The 1945 General Strike and the Struggle for Nigeria's Independence in Nigeria: A Preliminary Research Note
[abstract][web contribution]
Carla Rivadeneira
The conflicts within the "Chilean road to the socialism": definition and viability of "a revolutionary" project
[abstract][web contribution]
Anara Karagulova
The Kyrgyz 'Revolution': a rational action or a political discourse
[abstract][web contribution]
Albert Galeev
Confronting threats of revolutions: new trends in the Russian national security strategic planning
[abstract][web contribution]
Panels B: Samstag 13:30 - 15:30 / Saturday 13:30 am - 3:30 pm
SatB 01: Capitalim and Class Struggles II: Activism and Resistance
Chair: Christoph Spehr
Satish Poduval (University of Hyderabad/India)
Small Folk in a "Flat World": Globalization in-the-Flesh
[abstract][web contribution]
Steven Corcoran (University of New South Wales/Australia)
Logics of Political Transformation
[abstract][web contribution]
Todd Wolfson (University of Pennsylvania/USA)
The Cyber Left: Indymedia and the Making of the 21st Century Struggle
[abstract][web contribution]
SatB 02: Philosophy and the Political
Chair: Johannes Angermüller
Mark Alizart (Paris/France)
Fresh French Theory on Revolution (since Althusser, Deleuze and Derrida)
[abstract][web contribution]
Sridhar Rajeswaran (University of Mumbai/India)
Searching, Re-Searching Rosa
[abstract][web contribution]
Oliver Kessler and Benjamin Herborth (University of Bielefeld/University of Frankfurt)
Revolutions, Irony and Democracy
[abstract][web contribution]
Ulf Schulenberg (University of Bremen/Germany)
From Conceptual Revolutions to the Privacy of Mourning - Barthes, Proust, and the "désir d'écrire"
[abstract][web contribution]
SatB 03: Texte und Texturen
Moderation: Agata Stopinska
Thomas Ernst (Universität Trier)
Subversion der Subversion. Subversive Konzepte in der deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsprosa
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Heike Wetzig (Braunschweig)
Rationalität: Ordnung und Änderung
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Anja Meyerrose (Universität Hannover)
Revolution im Schritt?
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Stud 2: Symbols and theories of revolutionary upheavel(students' forum)
Chair:
Michael Buehl
Music from Below: From Urban Discrimination to Tupac Shakur and False Consciousness
[abstract][web contribution]
Aryong Choi
Revolutionary body overcoming Red Complex
[abstract][web contribution]
Pawel Marczewski
Freedom to revolt or revolting to be free? Rethinking Tocqueville
[abstract][web contribution]
Erika Gleisner
Talking about a Revolution
[abstract][web contribution]
Panels A: Sonntag 9:30 - 11:30 / Sunday 9:30 am - 11:30 am
SunA 01: Imaging and Documenting Revolution
Chair: Holger Rossow
Steffen Hantke (Sogang University/South Korea)
The Imagery of Revolution in Recent Blockbuster Films
[abstract][web contribution]
Madhumeeta Sinha (Hyderabad/India)
The Feminist Interpretation of Reality in the Films of Deepa Dhanraj
[abstract][web contribution]
SunA 02: Subjectivites, Identities, and Agencies
Chair: Karen Ebeling
Stephen Ibbotson (University of Münster/Germany)
The "I" of Revolutionary Discourse
[abstract][web contribution]
Bertel Nygaard (University of Aarhus/Denmark)
Revolutionary Subjectivity and World History
[abstract][web contribution]
SunA 03: Souveränität, Subversion und Emanzipation
Moderation: Dietmar Fricke
Anil K. Jain (München)
Ankerpunkte des Widerstands
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Daniel Loick (Universität Frankfurt)
"Alle Räder stehen still, wenn dein zarter Arm es will"? Skizze zu einem postsouveränen Revolutionsbegriff
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Axel Rüdiger (Universität Halle)
Die Revolution neu denken. Zur Archäologie und Genealogie des Revolutionsbegriffes
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Panels B: Sonntag 11:45 - 13:30 / Sunday 11:45 am - 13:30 pm
SunB 01: Artists, Mass Media and Imagination
Chair: Steffen Hantke
Kjetil Jakobsen (University of Bergen/Norway)
Documenting globalization. A reflection on History, Storytelling and Film
[abstract][web contribution]
Gene Ray (Berlin)
Avant-Gardes as Anti-Capitalist Vector
[abstract][web contribution]
Michel Chevalier (Hamburg/Germany)
The Art-Market as a Testing-Ground for the Architects of Reaction and Restoration
[abstract][web contribution]
SunB 02: Texts of Revolution
Chair: Dirk Wiemann
Viola Brisolin (University College London/UK)
Literature ‚in the Line of Fire'. Subversive Aesthetics in Barthes and Pasolini
[abstract][web contribution]
Rocío Orsi (Universidad Carlos III Madrid/Spain)
Remembering Revolutions: Revolutions of the Imagination
[abstract][web contribution]
Abdelilah Bouasria (American University Washington/USA)
Sufism as a Revolutionary Discourse in Morocco?
[abstract][web contribution]
SunB 03: Bilder, Räume und Technologien
Chair: Gerald Raunig
Neelke Wagner (reflect! Assoziation für politische Bildung und Gesellschaftsforschung Berlin)
Welche Bilder braucht die Revolution?
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Josemari Ripalda (Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia Madrid/Spanien?)
Zerstörung und Rückforderung des Nationalstaats
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Joscha Wullweber (Universität Kassel)
Nanotechnologie: Die Konstruktion der nächsten technologischen Revolution
[Abstract][Internetbeitrag]
Stud 3: Vielfältige Revolutionen (Studentenforum)
Chair: Simone Kaiser, Anett Krause
Mareike Teigeler
Die Konstruktion von Wirklichkeit im Kontext von Disziplinar- und Kontrollgesellschaft
[abstract][web contribution]
Tatjana Glas
Von der Schizophrenie zur Multiphrenie
[abstract][web contribution]
Mathias Buhtz
Praktiken des Krieges gegen den internationalen Terrorismus
[abstract][web contribution]
