Author Archives: csesouth

All are warmly invited to join CSE/Capital & Class for a topical and stimulating talk and discussion with Yuliya Yurchenko, academic, activist and author of Ukraine and the Empire of Capital From Marketisation to Armed Conflict. “An ambitious analysis of … Continue reading →

Saturday, 26 October 11:00 –2:00pm Djam Lecture Theatre, SOAS, London Rather belatedly, new and existing forms of worker collectivism (such as unions) in countries like Britain and the United States are finally getting to grips with the rise of various … Continue reading →

CSE South Group and Plan C Workshop are pleased to jointly present a series of talks with lively discussion. All are welcome to attend this free event. Register for free here. Friday evening 9th November 7 – 9 pm ** … Continue reading →

Friday 16th February 11.30 – 18.00 Leicester Creative Business Depot 11:30 Registration 12:00 – 5:30 Talks & discussions Register at Eventbrite Conference of Socialist Economists (CSE) South Group and Centre for Philosophy and Political Economy (CPPE), University of Leicester School … Continue reading →

Friday 13 October 2017. Sign up for a ticket on Eventbrite Final event for Dr Moore’s British Academy/Leverhulme project ‘Agility, Work and the Quantified Self’. Funded by BA/Leverhulme and Conference of Socialist Economists For more information please email: Dr Phoebe … Continue reading →

Debates in New Materialisms III: New materialism, political economy and the (re)productive body Keynote speakers: Jeffrey Harrod and Daniela Tepe Belfrage Location: Middlesex University, London. Hendon Town Hall, Committee Room 2. Date: 7 April 2017 (Friday). Plenary sessions: David Bailey, … Continue reading →

Notes from the conference I ran with David Chandler, Felicity Colman, Helen Palmer, Nick Kiersey, Michiel van Ingen, Paul Rekret and Christian Fuchs at University of Westminster, 4th March, 2016. What is new in new materialism?: Marxisms, new materialisms and … Continue reading →

The Conference of Socialist Economists (CSE) was pioneered in the 1960s and 1970s by a group of heterodox economists who wanted to know why capitalism was flailing, reflected in the rise in inflation and the collapse of the Bretton Woods model. … Continue reading →