Academics, unite! Academic labour struggles and collective organization – a dialogue between Turkey and Germany (Panel Discussion)
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A panel discussion with Zeynep Kıvılcım and Peter Ullrich
From the organizer's Website:
"18. February 2018 | 14-16h
Salon | Rosa-Luxemburg Stiftung
Franz-Mehring-Platz 1, 10243 Berlin
In recent years, protest against precarious labour conditions in Germany has been growing. Despite an extremely low degree of unionization, more and more initiatives have started to self-organize, especially against the high proportion of short-term contracts. We want to take up these developments, strongly supported by ROSAlumni, and enter into a dialogue about the Turkish experiences with the collective organization of academic labour.
Attacks against academics in Turkey are very present in the media. Undoubtedly, these attacks deserve our attention. While in German media, Turkish academics are mostly portrayed as victims of repression, another aspect is largely absent from the current discussion: their astonishing strength, their solidarity and their experiences of collective resistance in Turkey. Against this background, a different dialogue between activists can be developed in order to share knowledge and look for possibilities of joint activities."
* http://www.rosalumni.net/?p=189
* http://mittelbau.net/
* https://academicsforpeace-germany.org/
From the organizer's Website:
"18. February 2018 | 14-16h
Salon | Rosa-Luxemburg Stiftung
Franz-Mehring-Platz 1, 10243 Berlin
In recent years, protest against precarious labour conditions in Germany has been growing. Despite an extremely low degree of unionization, more and more initiatives have started to self-organize, especially against the high proportion of short-term contracts. We want to take up these developments, strongly supported by ROSAlumni, and enter into a dialogue about the Turkish experiences with the collective organization of academic labour.
Attacks against academics in Turkey are very present in the media. Undoubtedly, these attacks deserve our attention. While in German media, Turkish academics are mostly portrayed as victims of repression, another aspect is largely absent from the current discussion: their astonishing strength, their solidarity and their experiences of collective resistance in Turkey. Against this background, a different dialogue between activists can be developed in order to share knowledge and look for possibilities of joint activities."
* http://www.rosalumni.net/?p=189
* http://mittelbau.net/
* https://academicsforpeace-germany.org/
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01:06:55 h, 92 MB, mp3
mp3, 192 kbit/s, Stereo (44100 kHz)
Upload vom 04.04.2022 / 10:42
Dateizugriffe: 1957
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Beitragsart: Rohmaterial
Sprache: english
Redaktionsbereich: Internationales, Politik/Info
Serie: Radia Obskura
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"
Academics, unite! Academic labour struggles and collective organization – a dialogue between Turkey and Germany
18. February 2018 | 14-16h
Salon | Rosa-Luxemburg Stiftung
Franz-Mehring-Platz 1, 10243 Berlin
In recent years, protest against precarious labour conditions in Germany has been growing. Despite an extremely low degree of unionization, more and more initiatives have started to self-organize, especially against the high proportion of short-term contracts. We want to take up these developments, strongly supported by ROSAlumni, and enter into a dialogue about the Turkish experiences with the collective organization of academic labour.
Attacks against academics in Turkey are very present in the media. Undoubtedly, these attacks deserve our attention. While in German media, Turkish academics are mostly portrayed as victims of repression, another aspect is largely absent from the current discussion: their astonishing strength, their solidarity and their experiences of collective resistance in Turkey. Against this background, a different dialogue between activists can be developed in order to share knowledge and look for possibilities of joint activities.
To this end, we invite you for a panel discussion with Zeynep Kıvılcım and Peter Ullrich. After providing a succinct overview of current conflicts and developments in Germany and Turkey, we will reflect on past struggles and traditions so that we can better understand differences. Finally, we would like to stimulate knowledge transfer and a collective discussion on possible common activities.
Zeynep Kıvılcım is an Associate Professor of Public International Law and Fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin. She works on social movements, human rights and refugees‘ rights with a gendered and critical perspective. Until 2016 she taught law and gender, international human rights law and critical approaches to public international law at Istanbul University, where she has been dismissed on the basis of a state of emergency decree. She is one of the signatories of the Academics for Peace petition.
Peter Ullrich is a sociologist and cultural scientist, working on social movements, protest and antisemitism at the TU Berlin. He is one of the founding members of the Netzwerk „Prekäres Wissen“ (https://prekaereswissen.wordpress.com/) and the Netzwerk Gute Arbeit in der Wissenschaft (http://mittelbau.net/). He is also one of the founding members of ROSAlumni e.V.
Eine öffentliche Veranstaltung von ROSAlumni e.V.
Die Veranstaltung findet im Anschluss an die Mitgliederversamlung (10:30–12:30 statt). Fahrtkosten können für Mitglieder von ROSAlumni e.V. anteillig erstattet werden. Bitte meldet euch hierfür vorher beim Vorstand.
"
* http://www.rosalumni.net/?p=189
* http://mittelbau.net/
* https://academicsforpeace-germany.org/
"
Academics, unite! Academic labour struggles and collective organization – a dialogue between Turkey and Germany
18. February 2018 | 14-16h
Salon | Rosa-Luxemburg Stiftung
Franz-Mehring-Platz 1, 10243 Berlin
In recent years, protest against precarious labour conditions in Germany has been growing. Despite an extremely low degree of unionization, more and more initiatives have started to self-organize, especially against the high proportion of short-term contracts. We want to take up these developments, strongly supported by ROSAlumni, and enter into a dialogue about the Turkish experiences with the collective organization of academic labour.
Attacks against academics in Turkey are very present in the media. Undoubtedly, these attacks deserve our attention. While in German media, Turkish academics are mostly portrayed as victims of repression, another aspect is largely absent from the current discussion: their astonishing strength, their solidarity and their experiences of collective resistance in Turkey. Against this background, a different dialogue between activists can be developed in order to share knowledge and look for possibilities of joint activities.
To this end, we invite you for a panel discussion with Zeynep Kıvılcım and Peter Ullrich. After providing a succinct overview of current conflicts and developments in Germany and Turkey, we will reflect on past struggles and traditions so that we can better understand differences. Finally, we would like to stimulate knowledge transfer and a collective discussion on possible common activities.
Zeynep Kıvılcım is an Associate Professor of Public International Law and Fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin. She works on social movements, human rights and refugees‘ rights with a gendered and critical perspective. Until 2016 she taught law and gender, international human rights law and critical approaches to public international law at Istanbul University, where she has been dismissed on the basis of a state of emergency decree. She is one of the signatories of the Academics for Peace petition.
Peter Ullrich is a sociologist and cultural scientist, working on social movements, protest and antisemitism at the TU Berlin. He is one of the founding members of the Netzwerk „Prekäres Wissen“ (https://prekaereswissen.wordpress.com/) and the Netzwerk Gute Arbeit in der Wissenschaft (http://mittelbau.net/). He is also one of the founding members of ROSAlumni e.V.
Eine öffentliche Veranstaltung von ROSAlumni e.V.
Die Veranstaltung findet im Anschluss an die Mitgliederversamlung (10:30–12:30 statt). Fahrtkosten können für Mitglieder von ROSAlumni e.V. anteillig erstattet werden. Bitte meldet euch hierfür vorher beim Vorstand.
"
* http://www.rosalumni.net/?p=189
* http://mittelbau.net/
* https://academicsforpeace-germany.org/
