The Palestinian BDS movement: a critical assessment / Nadim Haidar
A lecture on the Palestinian movement of boycott, divestment and sanctions, better known as BDS - its history and context, impact and achievements, theoretical grounding and significance, and some criticisms.
Nadim holds a master's degree in Middle Eastern Studies from the American University of Beirut. He has been an organizer and involved in various movements for many years, including the global climate movement, the Occupy Wall Street movement, and the 2019 Lebanese uprising. He is currently based in Copenhagen and is a member of the International Forum.
In english.
16:00
Collectively against capital: Overtime, better money: the medical movement in hospitals
What are the strengths, limits, contradictions of medical protest, what does it say about the hospital as factory? We will also look at the biggest class movement in recent times in the Czech Republic from a nursing and workers' autonomy perspective.
18:00
Soon to be published
20:00
Concert