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Euston Manifesto Conference"Solidarity and Rights: The Euston Manifesto one year on"
The Euston Manifesto Group will stage a one-day conference at SOAS, (The School of Oriental and African Studies), University of London on 30May07. The event will be hosted with the help of the SOAS Centre for Jewish Studies and take place in the Khalili Lecture Theatre, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H OXG. The meeting will start in the afternoon with Norman Geras (14:00) and continue until the evening when the final speaker will be Michael Walzer (20:15--21:30). Each session will begin with the presentation of a short paper followed by open (chaired) discussion. Norman Geras, University of Manchester "Deficits of International Law"
Shalom Lappin, King's College London "Multiculturalism and Democracy" Fred Halliday, London School of Economics "Solidarities Simple and Complex" Eve Garrard, Keele University "The Academic Boycott: Justifications, Objections, Explanations" Michael Walzer, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton "Terrorism and Just War" If you would like a ticket, please send an email to: conference@eustonmanifesto.org Who Links to Euston Manifesto Canada?
Reputable commentators are suggesting that the Harper Conservatives wont call an election until 2009. I think they'll have a nervious breakdown and kamikazi before then. If an the campaign is put off until then Afghanistan will most certainly be its deciding issue. By then, the Liberals will be sounding just like Canada's New Democrats, calling for our troops withdrawal; so, Harper will be faced with a situation similiar to Mulrooney's 1993 election in which Liberals and New Democrats will split the pacificist vote. Not a good prospect. Let's hope Jack Layton can use the next six to 18 months to drive more wedges between progressives and the Dion Liberals.
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