Why the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) is not leading towards a European peace policy

Public event, Berlin, 24 Sept. 2010, 19:00, with Sabine Lösing MEP, Johannes M. Becker Ph.D. and Giji Gya Ph.D.

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Analysis of Transformatory Projects in Different World Regions

Public seminar, Brussels, 6 Oct. 2010

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Auto.Mobile.Crisis - Alternatives of Mobility

Conference, Stuttgart, 29-31 October 2010

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Conflict Transformation and Peace Building in Europe, Near East, and Africa

Expert meeting, Brussels, 17-20 November 2010, with Bosiljka Schedlich, Simone Susskind, Yolande Mukagasana, Lama Hourani and Molly Malekar

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An Alternative Financial Architecture

Public debate, Brussels, Nov. 2010 / with Pedro Páez Pérez et al.

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Auto.Mobile.Crisis - Alternatives of Mobility

Conference, Stuttgart, 29-31 October 2010

Against a Green or Public New Deal that does not include a radical change with the automobile society! Rerouting, conversion, alternatives to mobility are the main issues a conference for the transformation of the autmobile society - organised by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation in October 2010.

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Organisational shortcomings and relative disorientation: The sixth European Social Forum in Istanbul

12 July 2010 l Ulrich Brand | Conference report

 

More than 3000 people took part in the sixth European Social Forum in Istanbul, beginning of July 2010. In the centre of the European Social Forum was the topic of the crisis: the economic and financial crisis, the climate crisis, and water and energy conflicts. Critical report on the sixth European Social Forum in Istanbul (in German).

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The Left in Government

9 July 2010 | Birgit Daiber l Conference report

Political activists from Latin America and Europe met for the second time in recent days at the invitation of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation in Brussels to discuss their experience with participation in government. At the first conference, the opinion had been unanimous: Yes, despite some disappointing results, such as those in France and Italy, the left could not resist the challenge of assuming governmental responsibility. The recent second conference was to serve to deepen the discussion. How is the left reacting to the worldwide crisis? What strategic concepts are they following? Are there political topic areas, in which the left is implementing new ideas? What about such issues as participatory justice, ecology, deepening democracy, or an alternative financial architecture?

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