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🐌 Čtenářská dílna: Jak pochopit krajní pravici a jakou jinou cestu ze stejné krize nabízí nerůst?
🐌 Reader's workshop: How to understand the extreme right and what other way out of the same crisis does non-growth offer
Event by: Nerůst, Tři Ocásci
Location: Základna Tři Ocásci, třída Kapitána Jaroše 1935/18, Brno-střed
Discussions and lectures
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🦥 Join us for joint discussions on various topics from a non-growth perspective!
The topic for the next meeting on Tuesday 10/12 at 18:30 at Tře ocászky:
👌 How to understand the extreme right and what other way from the same crisis offers not to grow? 👌
reading on the rise of the far right
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It is our last sixth meeting this year and we do not yet know if we will have the capacity to organize a meeting next year as well, so consider coming!
. ⊹ . ہ˖ . In recent years, the extreme right has been receiving more and more attention and voter support. We can understand this as a political response to the crisis of liberal democracy, which springs from a deeper crisis of the status quo. Non-growth also responds to the same crises. But it offers completely different ways out. We thus find ourselves in a confrontation not only with the current withering regime but also with its alternatives brought by the extreme right. Examining it and what gives it strength is therefore absolutely essential for planning further joint steps towards a good life within the limits of one planet, not for narrowly defined groups, as the extreme right suggests, but for everyone, as Negrow suggests.
Where does the current support for the extreme right come from? There are two dominant analytical answers to this question from researchers today. One names the causes of the rise of the extreme right in culture and looks for them behind its open racism, chauvinism or misogyny. The second response looks for the cause of the same behind the sense of threat and focuses on socio-economic explanations. We will discuss both of these lines together.
📚 You can find the reading list here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a89KEOSzZPvze1Kc3hvFVIEO5xmKdqUK_pNocQacUkU/edit?usp=sharing
. ⊹ . ہ˖ . Non-growth reading workshops are held regularly once every six weeks. Together, we want to learn about concrete examples through which we can begin to promote a non-growth transformation for a free, equal and interspecies solidarity world.
During these reader meetings, we want to deepen our analysis of today's crises and their causes and get to know concrete functional solutions from the world in order to within our activities or requirements, they did things that are meaningful and effective. In short, we want to strengthen our capacity to contribute to a societal transformation here in the Czech Republic. We believe that setting aside time for joint study and discussion is crucial for this purpose, so we invite you all to join us. The workshops are part of our Post-growth summer school project, which was supported by the European Solidarity Corps. Thanks!
The topic for the next meeting on Tuesday 10/12 at 18:30 at Tře ocászky:
👌 How to understand the extreme right and what other way from the same crisis offers not to grow? 👌
reading on the rise of the far right
. ⊹ . ہ˖ . ଁ
It is our last sixth meeting this year and we do not yet know if we will have the capacity to organize a meeting next year as well, so consider coming!
. ⊹ . ہ˖ . In recent years, the extreme right has been receiving more and more attention and voter support. We can understand this as a political response to the crisis of liberal democracy, which springs from a deeper crisis of the status quo. Non-growth also responds to the same crises. But it offers completely different ways out. We thus find ourselves in a confrontation not only with the current withering regime but also with its alternatives brought by the extreme right. Examining it and what gives it strength is therefore absolutely essential for planning further joint steps towards a good life within the limits of one planet, not for narrowly defined groups, as the extreme right suggests, but for everyone, as Negrow suggests.
Where does the current support for the extreme right come from? There are two dominant analytical answers to this question from researchers today. One names the causes of the rise of the extreme right in culture and looks for them behind its open racism, chauvinism or misogyny. The second response looks for the cause of the same behind the sense of threat and focuses on socio-economic explanations. We will discuss both of these lines together.
📚 You can find the reading list here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a89KEOSzZPvze1Kc3hvFVIEO5xmKdqUK_pNocQacUkU/edit?usp=sharing
. ⊹ . ہ˖ . Non-growth reading workshops are held regularly once every six weeks. Together, we want to learn about concrete examples through which we can begin to promote a non-growth transformation for a free, equal and interspecies solidarity world.
During these reader meetings, we want to deepen our analysis of today's crises and their causes and get to know concrete functional solutions from the world in order to within our activities or requirements, they did things that are meaningful and effective. In short, we want to strengthen our capacity to contribute to a societal transformation here in the Czech Republic. We believe that setting aside time for joint study and discussion is crucial for this purpose, so we invite you all to join us. The workshops are part of our Post-growth summer school project, which was supported by the European Solidarity Corps. Thanks!