Autonomy Now

Wednesday 19th April
Talk starts at 7pm
Venue: Housmans bookshop.
Free. No booking required -just turn up.

Address and directions at the bottom of the page.

The international book publisher Black Rose Books will be hosting this event with Housmans Bookshop.

Thomas J.Miley teaches political sociology at the University of Cambridge and will be presenting his new book Self-Determination Struggles: in pursuit of the Democratic Confederalist Ideal The book deals with the philosophy and politics of Abdullah Ocalan, (considered today’s Nelson Mandela), imprisoned on a prison island for some 23 years.

Brian Morris will present his new book Anthropology and Dialectical Naturalism – a Philosophical Manifesto. Morris taught anthropology at Goldsmith for many years.

Dimitrios Roussopoulos will talk about his Political Ecology – System Change not Climate change (translated into five languages to date). The book  both challenges  the contemporary environmental movement while presenting radical alternatives.

Open discussions follow, while refreshments are served.