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07 octobre 2016
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09 octobre 2016
07 octobre 2016 - 09 octobre 2016
Vienna
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Semperdepot, Academy of fine arts Vienna
Lehargasse 6-8
1060 Wien
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Seconde conférence Internationale Marxisme et Féminisme
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En mars 2015 plus de 500 femmes et hommes ont participé dans la première conférence internationale Marxisme et Féminisme. Cette conférence proposait des thèmes variés comme: Revisiter et repenser le féminisme marxiste, l’intersectionnalité dans la perspective féministe marxiste, le féminisme hégémonique allié du néolibéralisme, la position des femmes dans le domaine social, la mondialisation, l’éducation, ou encore la théorie féministe dans les pays du Sud, la relation humain nature.
Parmi les intervenant-e-s: Frigga Haug, Gayatri C. Spivak, Saskia Sassen, Nira Yuval-Davis, Cynthia Cockburn, Erica Burman, Shahrzad Mojab, Tucker Pamella Farley, et beaucoup d’autres. Vous pourrez trouver ici un rapport sur la conférence en anglais écrit par Ruth May ainsi qu’un article de Bärbel Danneberg.
La seconde conférence se tiendra à vienne du 7 au 9 octobre 2016 où seront discutés de nouveau ces thèmes ainsi que de nouveaux. La conférence sera organisée par la section féministe de l’institut berlinois de la théorie critique, transform ! europe, la fondation Rosa Luxembourg et d’autres acteurs.
Les langues de travail seront l’anglais et l’allemand.
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Programme

Time	Friday – Room 1: Mehrzwecksaal (MZS) Simultaneous translation English - German - English	Friday – Room 2: Ausstellungsraum
08:30 – 09:30	Registration
09:30 – 10:30	Introduction: Heidemarie Ambrosch, transform!europe; Eva Blimlinger, Director of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna; Nora Räthzel, Berlin Institute of Critical Theory (InkriT)
10:30 – 11:00	Room 1 Frigga Haug: Introduction into the Stream: Marxist-Feminist Theory (DE*)
11:00 – 12:30	Marxist-Feminist Theory Ligaya McGovern: Mainstreaming the Marxist Feminist Frame Jennifer Cotter: The Labor Theory of Gender Frieda Afary/Farzaneh Raji: Comparing and Contrasting Marxist-Feminist Theories Chair: Friederike Habermann	Marxist-Feminist Perspectives on Motherhood Marie Reusch: Motherhood + Emancipation = Mission Impossible? Pınar Sarıgöl: Motherhood in the Neoliberal Family Corporation Chair: Birge Krondorfer
12:30 – 13:30	Lunch
13:30 – 15:00	European Governance Elisabeth Klatzer: Marxist-Feminist Perspectives on Economic Governance in the EU Marina Gržinić: Marxist-Feminist Perspectives from Former Yugoslavia to Neoliberal Fascist Europe Birge Krondorfer: The Question of Education and the Lack of Critique in the European Education System (DE) Chair: Ruth May	Marxist-Feminist Analyses of Racism Carmen Teeple Hopkins: Secularism and Sexist Islamophobia in Quebec and France Jelena Petrović: What does (Il)legality Stand for Today? Stefanie Mayer/Edma Ajanovic/Birgit Sauer: Gender as Symbolic Glue for Right-Wing Actors Chair: Tucker P. Farley
15:00 – 15:30	Coffee Break
15:30 – 17:00	Marxist-Feminist Political Economy Gabriele Michalitsch: A Feminist Critique of Political Economy Elmar Flatschart: Value-Form Theory and Feminism Friederike Habermann: Queering the World Altogether (DE) Chair: Käthe Knittler (tbc)	Marxist-Feminist Theory Jules Gleeson: The Byzantine Eunuch as a Pre-Modern Gender Category: a Test for Materialist Feminism Tine Haubner: Marxist-Feminist Theory of Exploitation Catia Gregoratti: Antonio Gramsci’s Feminist Questions Chair: Antje Géra
17:00 – 17:30	Coffee Break
17:30 – 19:00	Critical Theory and Marxist-Feminism Flora Eder, Fe.ory Collective:The Eclipse of Gender and Reason: Adorno and Horkheimer, Subject, and the Relation of Sex and Gender Karin Stögner: “Race – Class – Gender” – an Inclusive Concept? Or: What has That got to Do with Israel? Barbara Umrath: Marxist-Feminist Theorizing as a Project of Continuous Critical Engagement with the Frankfurt School Internal chairing	Marxist-Feminist Perspectives on Nature and Labour https://www.transform-network.net/ Ariel Salleh: Marxism and Ecofeminism Nora Räthzel: Discussant and Chair
19:00 – 19:30	Break
19:30 – 21:00	Location to be announced Film Screening: Not Yet Over (Nichts ist erledigt) Dir.: Kornelia Kugler and Hanna Bergfors/ Systrar Productions	20:00 – 00:00: Reception and Party to Meet Vienna’s Social Democratic Women at: ega:frauen im zentrum Windmühlgasse 26 A-1060 Wien http://ega.or.at/

Time	Saturday – Room 1: Mehrzwecksaal (MZS) Simultaneous translation English - German - English	Saturday – Room 2: Ausstellungsraum
09:00 – 09:30	Room 1 Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak: Introduction into the Stream: Feminist Organising beyond Europe
09:30 – 11:00	Feminist Organising beyond Europe: the Global South Ana González: Argentinian Feminist Movements Patrícia Trópia Vieira: Women in Brazil’s Trade Union Movement Khayaat Fakier/Jacklyn Cock: Reflections on Marxist–Feminist Organising in South Africa Chair: Antje Géra	Marxist-Feminist Theory Raphaële Chappe: Rosa Luxemburg: The Accumulation of Capital 100 Years Later Ankica Čakardić: Luxemburgian Critique of Political Economy: From the Theory of Accumulation to Social Reproduction Theory Trouble Everyday Collective (Ann Wiesental/Charlie Kaufhold): Analysing Capital and Gender Relations Using the Example of Capital Accumulation and Social Reproduction Chair: Ruth May
11:00 – 11:30	Coffee Break
11:30 – 13:00	Feminist Organising beyond Europe: Middle East Selin Çağatay: Feminist Struggles in the Middle East and North Africa Deniz Ulusoy: Oppression and Feminist Resistance in Turkey Feride Eralp: Decolonial Feminism and Women's Organizing against War in Turkey/Syria Chair: Ines Schwerdtner	Marxist-Feminist Analyses of and in Contemporary Capitalism Ashley Bohrer: Capitalist Confinement: from Enclosures to Mass Incarceration Shannon Ikebe: Social Reproduction and the Crisis of Fordism Rebecca Carson: Indigenous Feminism and the Problem of Wave-Based Historical Determinism Chair: Flora Eder
13:00 – 14:00	Lunch
14:00 – 15:30	Feminist Organising beyond Europe: the USA Ann Ferguson: Women’s Leadership, the Right to Care and Revolutionary Reforms in the United States Kathryn Russell: Alliances among Labor, Racial Justice and Environmental Activists: Love, Solidarity and Resistance Nancy Holmstrom: The Relationship between Political Practice and Theoretical Analyses Internal chairing	Feminist Resistance against Fundamentalisms Nira Yuval-Davis: Anti-Fundamentalism, Anti-Racism and Feminist Politics Pragna Patel: Fundamentalism, Cultural Relativism and Women’s Rights in the Context of the UK Gabriele Dietrich: A Flower on the Chain or a Tunnel towards Liberation? Chair: Catia Gregoratti
15:30 – 16:00	Coffee Break
16:00 – 18:00	Theses: Re-Foundation of Marxism-Feminism (Room 1: MZS) Frigga Haug: Introduction into Theses (DE) Chairs and Discussants: Carina Klugbauer, Angela von Kampen Plenary discussion to decide about theses for a common Marxist-Feminist Manifesto
18:00 – 18:30	Break
18:30 – 20:00	Cultural Programme 18.30 MZS: Cutting Edge, Fragment #3, Poltergeist arge blumen – a Viennese dialect translation of “les fleurs du mal” – is an artistic work community. Working from a feminist socio-critical perspective, Bauer and Lepold have developed a style characterized by elements of Butoh, intense physical expression, and involvement in contemporary issues. Together with the sound designer Andreas Wiesbauer, they will perform Fragment #3, Poltergeist, from their latest work, Cutting Edge. 19:00 Prospekthof: IN-VISIBLE-IN, a multi-media performance, especially produced for the 2^nd International Marxism-Feminism-Conference 2016 in Vienna by Aiko Kazuko Kurosaki and visual artist starsky, uses common clichés and patterns in order to break and deconstruct them and to evoke multi-layered emotional spaces of association.

Time	Sunday – Room 1: Mehrzwecksaal (MZS) Simultaneous translation English- German - English	Sunday – Room 2: Ausstellungsraum
09:30 – 11:00	Marxist-Feminist Analyses of Work Paula Mulinari/Rebecca Selberg: The Anti-Work Concept and the Marxist- Feminist Concept of Work Diana Mulinari/Nora Räthzel: Three Gender Regimes in Three Countries at one Transnational Corporation Hannah Schultes/Verena Letsch: Recognition of Reproductive Workers – Battlefield or Pitfall? Chair: Nancy Holmstrom	Marxist-Feminist Organising in Europe Annabelle Bonnet: Women in the French Trade Union Movement Feminist Organising in Spain: Confirmation pending Marianthi Anastasiadou: Marxism-Feminism/Feminism-Marxism in Greece Today: Old Obstacles, New Challenges Chair: Elisabeth Klatzer
11:00 – 11:30	Coffee Break
11:30 – 13:00	Diversity, Intersectionality: Practice and Theory Tucker P. Farley: Neoliberalism, Intersectionality and Lesbian-Led Movements Globally Monica Quirico: Self-Government and Self-Organization Zoe Sutherland/Marina Vishmidt: Difference and the Universal in Legacies of Feminism Chair: Eva Egermann	Contested Identity and Contested Nature Workshop with: Uta von Winterfeld, Adelheid Biesecker, Sarah Breitenbach Internal chairing
13:00 – 14:00	End of Conference – Feedback – Preparation of Next Conference
Workshops in Open Spaces: Times and Spaces to be Announced at the Conference +Eva Egermann/Doris Arztmann/Jonah I. Garde/Elisabeth Magdlener: Talking Crip with Marxism-Feminism +Feminist Section of the Critical Historical Dictionary of Marxism: Presentation of the Project, Call for Authors +Aiko Kazuko Kurosaki / OBRA - One Billion Rising Austria: Break the Chain / Dancing for Activism