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1. HaD. Colonización y perdón 8

2. Conference of the Berlin Institute of Critical Theory (1-4 June 2000)

1. HaD. Colonización y perdón 8
(13/04/00)

2. Conference of the Berlin Institute of Critical Theory (1-4 June 2000)
(13/04/00)

THE BERLIN INSTITUTE OF CRITICAL THEORY INKRIT
"Gerechtigkeit / Gewalt / Hegemonie"

PROBEN AUFS EXEMPEL MARXISTISCHER BEGRIFFE JUSTICE / VIOLENCE / HEGEMONY PUTTING MARXIST CONCEPTS TO TEST

Internationale Tagung / International Conference in cooperation with the Institut für Philosophie der Freien Universität Berlinand the US-american Journal Boundary 2
1.-4. Juni 2000 , Berlin, Jagdschloss Glienicke

The 1999-InkriT-conference "RETHINKING PROGRESS" showed the urgent need for politico-theoretical debates around concepts their origine(s), actuality and "enjeu", their theoretical and strategic productivity or the necessity to rearticulate them under new conditions or even to "win them back" (could, e.g., the concept of "progress" be reformulated or was it to be dropped?). Hence the idea came up to dedicate the conference 2000 mainly to such discussions. Obviously the best thing was, to link this with the works for the Historico-Critical Dictionary of Marxism. The selection of subjects & speakers draws mainly upon entries & authors of HKWM 5 (COUNTERPUBLIC to HEGEMONY).

In each of the dictionary-workshops the conception of one of the articles will be presented by the author (in 20-30 minutes), followed by three commentaries (5-10 minutes each). After this the general debate is open.

The main purpose of the commentaries is to help clarifying the problematic which should be linked to a certain entry, to give critical advice as to the structure of an article, to add relevant material, and to raise questions as to the actualization of the theoretical field. The chairperson ("Moderator") has to make sure. that the debate does really what it should do contribute to the making of a concrete article with a meaningful theoretical and political intervention. -- The outlines or drafts of the articles have to be made accessible to the commentators and to all those who want to participate in a certain workshop (please ask for it! preferably via e-mail) not later than two weeks before the conference. For the more traditional form of Round Tables one of the parallel "lines" is reserved. Here it is possible to present specimens of the respective research work (in 15-20 minutes each). We ask for summaries in English to be sent around before the conference. Main purpose of this working conference -- in which, as in Brecht's original conception of the didactic plays, there shouldn't be any impermeable separation between actors and public -- is the promotion of a marxist scientific community, which is necessary (not only, but also) for the HKWM-project. We expect progresses in networking and "synergy". The preliminary programm has to be seen as an offer. Where we had enough information we tried to "join forces" in a promising way. Some will be surprised to find their names in one of the functions of chairing or commenting on a paper, without having been asked beforehand. We expect a certain amount of tolerance resulting from the comprehension, that it is not easy to combine about 100 individuals in a productive pattern and to make sure, that no one is excluded from active participation. No one has to, but every one can possibly participate. Who has not yet been assigned a place within the maze of the conference, should offer a commentary to one of the scheduled papers. Additional presentations can only be accepted in exceptional cases.

Teilnehmer / Participants (2-III-2000 100) 

Acker, Joan, Prof. (Univ. of Oregon/USA) U.S. Welfare Reform as Part of the Reconfiguration of Gender in Contemporary Capitalism 
Angermüller, Johannes Akademischer Kapitalismus und Textproduktion Zum Strukturwandel wissenschaftlicher Produktion in den USA 
Balibar, Etienne, Prof. (Paris) Zur Theorie und Bedeutung der Gewalt Baratta*, 
Giorgio, Prof. (Rom) Votum zu Genuss Barfuss, Thomas, cand.phil. (Schweiz) Hegemonie und Konformität 
Barros, Carlos, Prof. (Univ. Santiago, Spanien) Sozialrebellische Gebrauchsweisen von Gerechtigkeit Behrend, Hanna, Dr. (Berlin) Emanzipatorisch-aufklärerischer Universalismus und postmodernes emanzipatorisches Engagement 
Behrens, Roger, cand.phil. (Univ. Hamburg) Wissen ist Ohnmacht -- Zum Aufklärungspotenzial des verdunkelten 
Begriffs Bildung (Über die Möglichkeit und Notwendigkeit einer materialistischen Bildungsphilosophie) 
Beverley, John, Prof. (Univ. Pittsburgh/USA) After Communism Multiculturalism, >Left Conservatism< and the Future of the Left 
Boer, Dick, Prof. (Amsterdam) Zum Begriff der Hegemonie und Wörterbuch-Werkstatt zu Gemeinde 
Boer, Heike, Psychiaterin Braun, 
Anneliese, Prof. (Berlin) Welche Gleichheit und für wen? Gleichheit und Freiheit bei der Suche nach sozialer Gerechtigkeit Brouwer*, 
Rinse Reeling, Prof. (Univ. Amsterdam) Spinoza und das Konzept der Handlungsfähigkeit Cakmak*, 
Ahmet, Prof. (Marmara Univ., Istanbul) 
Candeias, Mario, dipl.pol. (FU Berlin) 
Chattopadhay, Paresh, Prof. (Montreal) Marxist Approaches to the Failure of State Socialism in Europe 
Clarke, Eric O., Ass.Prof. (Pittsburgh, USA) Sexuality at the Limits of 'Social Integration' 
Czeskleba-Dupont, Rolf (Dänemark) Geographischer Materialismus 
Davidson*, Alastair, Prof. (Australien, z.Zt. Princeton/USA) Gramsci and New Patterns of Hegemony 
Decker, Andreas, Student (FU Berlin) Fieler, Fritz, Dr. (Schobüll) Die Vorstellung vom wirtschaftlichen Ganzen in der politischen Hegemonie 
Fischer, Sibylle, Prof. (Duke Univ., USA) Haitische Revolution 
Fleischer, Helmut, Prof. (Hambühren) Produktivkräfte als Formativkräfte 
Freeman, Alan, Prof. (GB) Money Friele, Boris, dipl.psych. (FU Berlin) 
Geisen, Thomas, MA, Soziol. (Trier) 
Gonzalez-Casanova, Pablo, Prof. (UNAM, Mexico) Gemeinschaft 
Gran*, Peter, Prof. (USA) Hanappi*, Hardy, Prof. (Univ. Wien) 
Haug, Frigga, Prof. (HWP Hamburg) Geschlechterverhältnisse 
Haug, Wolfgang Fritz, Prof. (Berlin) 
Geist Henkel, Heiko, MA (Princeton/USA) Votum & Moderation zu Hacker Ives, Peter, PhD, Ass.Prof. (Univ. of Manitoba, Kanada) The Concept of "Grammar" in Marxism 
Jaehrling, Karen (Univ. Hamburg) Jaehrling@sozialwiss.uni-hamburg.de Jehle, 
Peter J., Dr. (Univ. Potsdam) Genuss Kagarlitzky, Boris (Moskau) Propaganda and Violence in Post-Soviet Russia Karydas, Dimitris, dipl.phys. (FU Berlin) 
Benjamins Kritik der Gewalt Klenner, Hermann, Prof. (Berlin) Gerechtigkeit

Klotz, Johannes, Dr.
Koivisto, Juha, MA (Univ. Tampere/Finnland)
Kuhn, Annette, Prof. (Univ. Bonn) Frauengeschichte
Küttler, Wolfgang, Prof. (MPG, Berlin)
Labica, Georges, Prof. (Paris) Geschichtsbewusstsein
Labica, Nadya (Paris)
Lettow, Susanne, Dr. (FU Berlin)
Losurdo, Domenico, Prof. (Univ. Urbino/Italien)
Lupton, Tina, MA (GB)
Maihofer, Andrea, Dr., PD (Frankfurt/M) Geschlecht
Markard, Morus, Dr., PD (FU Berlin)
Marxhausen, Thomas, Prof. (Halle) [ohne Übernachtung]
Mayer, Günter, Prof. (Berlin)
Meillassoux, Claude*, Prof. (Paris) Häusliche Produktionsweise
Mercier-Josa, Solange*, Dr. (Paris) Gesetzgebende Gewalt
Merkens, Andreas, Student (HWP Hamburg)
Meyer-Siebert, Jutta, dipl.psych. (Hannover)
Möller, Carola, Dr. (Köln)
Morteza, M. (Créteil/Frankreich)
Müller, Hans (Univ. Wien)
Nowak, Iris, dipl.soz., cand.rer.pol. (HWP Hamburg)
Ohm, Christof, dipl.psych. (Berlin) Hacker
Paech*, Norman, Prof. (HWP Hamburg)
Pacheco, José, MA (Univ. Lund/Schweden)
Petrioli, Alexis, Student (FU Berlin)
Pfefferer-Wolf, Hans, Dr.med., PD (MTH Hannover) Gemeinsinn
Portis*, Larry (Paris) Gesellschaft
Pratt, M.*
Rego-Diaz, Victor, dipl.soz., cand.rer.pol. (HWP Hamburg) Geschlechterverhältnisse
Regler, Sonja, Studentin (FU Berlin)
Rehmann, Jan, Dr. (New York) Glauben
Reitz, Tilman, MA; cand.phil. (Univ. Heidelberg) Wörterbuch-Werkstatt zu Gegensatz
Ripalda, José María, Prof. (Univ. Madrid) Grenzen der Dialektik
Rose, Hilary, Prof. (Open Univ. London)
Rose, Steven, Prof. (Open Univ. London)
Rosen, Menahem (Paris) Critical theory & the Role of the Intellectual Today
Rübben, Stefan, Student (FU Berlin)
Schäfer, Gert, Prof. (Univ. Hannover) Geschichte
Sablowski, Thomas, Dr.
Sagriotis, Georgios (Athen) Zur Vermittlung von Politik und Gerechtigkeit Said,
Schmidt, Werner, Dr. (CMS, Stockholm)
Schwenn, Benjamin (HU Berlin/ Hamburg) benjamin.schwenn@student.hu-berlin.de
Schweppenhäuser, Gerhard, Dr. (Weimar) Die seltenste Tugend Nietzsche
über Gerechtigkeit, und Korreferat zu Gerechtigkeit
Steffensky, Fulberth, Prof. (Univ. Hamburg)
Sungur*, Nesrin, Prof. (Marmara Univ., Istanbul)
Suvin, Darko, Prof. (Montreal) The 3 Riders of Post-Fordist Apocalypse --War - Drugging - Prostitution Literal & Metaphorical
Treeck, Werner van, Prof. (Univ. Kassel)
Tuercke*, Christoph, Prof. (Leipzig) Votum zu Geist
Uludag, Kamil, dipl.phys., cand.rer.nat. (Berlin)
Umgelter, Andreas, Dr.med. (München)
Vargas Lozano, Gabriel, Prof., (Univ. Puebla/ Mexico) Geschichtsgesetze
Walpen, Bernhard (Luzern/ Schweiz)
Weber, Thomas, MA, cand.phil. (FU-Berlin)
Wielenga, Bas, Prof. (Madurai/Indien) Zum Konzept der Ökogerechtigkeit
Wilke, Boris (Univ. Hamburg)
Wilke, Joachim, Dr. (Berlin / Paris) Prinzip Befreiung Marx, Marcos, Menchú, Luxemburg, Levinas Die große Synthese des Enrique Dussel
Wille, Christian, dipl.psych. (FU Berlin)
Wittich, Dietmar, Prof. (Berlin) Was hat es mit der Informationsgesellschaft auf sich?
Wittich, Evelyn, Dr. (Berlin)
Wolf, Frieder O., Dr., PD (Berlin) Wörterbuch-Werkstatt über Geschichtsphilosophie
Wolff, Richard D., Prof. (Amherst, USA) Rethinking the Marxist Categories of Class and Overdetermination
Wulff, Erich, Prof. (Hannover)