IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

IMG 1980 CADRE SCHOOL New speakers

· Socialist Challenge No. 151, 12 June 1980 · p. 10 of the scan · 268 words

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page 10 of the scan

THREE new speakers at the IMG's Summer are Norman and Livio Maitan. Geras, author of *The Legacy of Rosa Luxemburg', speaking on 'Some Philosophical Problems in Krasso, Budapest uprising of 1956 and a pupil of Lukacs, will be speaking on the Hungarian revolution.

Livio Maitan has just returned from an extended stay in Nicaragua. Given the momentous developments taking place in that country, Maitan's presentation of the development of the revolution will be of great interest. Geras, Nicholas will be in the lists A number of special courses will take place at the school. Two of the most important will be on the History of the British Labour Movement and Marxism and the Family. The option of Marxism and the Family will include items on how the family structures womens' oppression, the socialist movement's analysis of the family, and a debate on Engels' view on the origins of womens' oppression. Speakers will Margaret Coulson, Branca Judith Arkwright, and. Valerie Coultas The course on the history of the British movement includes discussions on a) Chartism and the formation of the labour movement, b) the Communist Party and the labour movement till 1926, and c) the postwar development of the labour movement. The school will take place between the 12th and 18th July 1980. A deposit of $10 will secure you a place, but the full 247-50 has to be paid in advance by the 31st of June, 1980. This will cover your accommodation, all meals, morning and afternoon coffee and the full programme of events. Detailed programme, reading and information regarding. ¿venue will be received on registration.

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