Society for Socialist Studies Conference at Congress 2015
The theme of the 2015 CFHSS Congress is ‘Capital Ideas.’ The theme of the 2015 Society for Socialist Studies Conference is Kapital Ideas: analysis, critique, praxis. Join us for four days of wide ranging and engaged analysis and dialogue. June 2-5, at the University of Ottawa.
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM HERE (PDF format).
Limited travel grant funding is available. Please complete THIS form by January 31, 5 p.m. EST. and submit it to Matthew Brett at societyforsocialiststudies@gmail.com
Kapital Ideas are theories and analyses that help point us toward a better world through critique of the unequal, violent and exploitative one we now inhabit. They take inspiration from the author of Das Kapital, though they range widely over many issues which include ecology and political economy, gender and sexuality, colonization and imperialism, communication and popular struggles, but also movements and parties, hegemony and counterhegemony, governance and globalization and, of course, class struggle and transformation. Kapital Ideas are interventions that contribute to what Marx, in 1843, called the ‘self-clarification of the struggles and wishes of the age’. In an era of deepening crisis and proliferating struggles, of grave threats and new possibilities, the need for these ideas, and for the praxis they can inform, could not be more acute.
Call for Papers
Our current Call for Papers, which lists sessions that are accepting paper proposals, is available HERE. Abstracts (maximum of 100 words) for paper proposals should be submitted before Saturday, January 31, 2015.
To submit a session proposal or paper abstract, please click HERE. You will be directed to our OpenConference website.
We hope to see you in Ottawa!
Bill Carroll, Jean Chapman and Elaine Coburn
SSS 2015 Programme Co-chairs
