IMGpapers 1980–83

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

DEBATING SOCIALISM

Socialist Challenge No. 265, 15 October 1982 · p. 4 of the scan · 356 words

The scan: sc-no265.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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Fascinated by uniforms and authority. going to Northern Ireland JUST TWO WEEKS to the new Labour left, and much morel be booked in advance.

the order form below for yourtickets.

Kingsway Princeton College Saturday 23 October 9.30-10 Registration 10-1 Lunch Break 1-2pm 2-4 Workshops EnouT CarE Break 4-4.30pm 4.30-7 Sunday 24 October 9.30-10 Registration 10-12 Lunch Break 12-1pm 1-3 Workshops 3-5 Socialism weekend.

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Name N1 2XP. Socialism weekend. You can hear Ernest Mandel on the interna tional monetary crisis, a debate between Bea Campbell and Valerie Coultas on women's liberation, Ken Livingstone on the lessons of Labour's GLC, Frances Morell and Alan Freeman on This weekend event, packed with discussions gramme for the British crisis, will be held on 23/24 October at Kingsway Princeton College, near Kings Cross in London. Fo just £4 you canattend all the sessions, or spend 2.50 to attend for one day. Snacks will be available, and a creche which must This is an educational event you can't afford to miss. Fill in Plenary session in main hall Ernest Mandel on the international monetary crisis John Ross on the British political crisis La) Ken Livingstone, Hilary Wainwright & Tessa van Gelderen on the lessons of Labour's GLC b) Bernadette McAliskey on the Irish revolution c) John Ross & Duncan Hallas debate entrism and the d) Mike Davies on Exterminism and the Cold War Plenary session in main hall Francess Morrell, Labour Briefing & Alan Freeman discuss the new Labour left Plenary session in main hall Ernest Mandel on Poland and workers' self-management La) Pat Hickey, Alan Thornett & John Deason on the tasks for socialists in the unions b) John Harrison on the British economic disaster c) Paul Gilroy on black crime and law and order d) Julian Atkinson on Labour's youth movements Plenary session in main hall Bea Campbell & Valerie Coultas discuss Sweet Freedom and women's liberation Please send me .... tickets for the International Debating I enclose £.... for the tickets. Please reserve .... places in the ..Address Make cheques etc payable to: International, PO Box 50, London go to the international Debating on a pro-

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