PROUDHON CENTURY XXI
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1- PROUDHON CENTURY XXI

2 - PROUDHON: The WAR and the PEACE OR the LOGIC of the FORCE

David Harvey gave a talk at the Progressive Action Center's 20th anniversary celebration on "The New Imperialism." What follows is the question/answer discussion. (Transcription by Jean Cushman)

Bill Moyers shares his views on the results of the 2002 mid-term elections.

In Post-9/11 Climate, Canada Warns Some of Its Foreign-Born Citizens Not to Travel to U.S.

Fred Phelps of Westboro Baptist Church and www.godhatesfags.com & www.godhatesamerica.com fame is coming to College Park, MD, on Nov. 8-10 to protest our school's decision to distribute The Laramie Project, a play about Laramie Wyo.'s reactions to Matthew Shepard's murder. Phelps et al. have been known to protest the funerals of gay men who have died of AIDS.
We intend to oppose him.

Wednesday November 20th is the National Student Day of Action against war with Iraq. Join students across the nation expressing their demands for peace. Actions will occur the local level scattered throughout America providing everyone the opportunity to participate and oraganize.

· NO TO WAR! NO BLOOD FOR OIL!
· MONEY FOR SCHOOL, FOR UNIVERSITY, FOR WORK, FOR HEALTH, NOT FOR WAR!

on the responsibility of imagining pride leaving the world

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Baltimore's Progressive Action Center, co-founder David Harvey gave the First Annual Ric Pfeffer Lecture to an audience of 100 activists and intellectuals on October 25, 2002. The year the PAC was born was also the year Harvey published The Limits to Capital, a book the New Left Review described as a "major work of economic theory." With the publication of this work and through seven more books, most famously The Condition of Postmodernity, Harvey developed a Marxian theoretical approach he calls "historical-geographical materialism" focusing analysis on the "spatial fix" in the process of capital accumulation. David Harvey's work can help us understand the dynamics of imperialism and his keynote speech was on "The New Imperialism." What follows is the text of his speech (transcribed by Jean Cushman). The question-answer discussion with Harvey as well as other material from the PAC's celebration will follow as a separate post. -- Chuck D'Adamo

Mace leave no trace.