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Another recording of this panel is available at the Radical Perspectives on the Crisis website:

http://sites.google.com/site/radicalperspectivesonthecrisis/audio-video/audiohistoricalmaterialism2010nyc-originsofthecrisis-moseleyklimanmohun

(The audio quality may be better here. The Radical Perspectives on the Crisis website also features recordings of a number of other panels at the conference.)

One Comment on “Audio: “Roots of the Economic Crisis” @ Historical Materialism 2010 in NYC”

1. 1vincent mclean said at 5:42 am on February 13th, 2010:warm greetings comrades of the marxist humanist initiative. i’ve been wanting to reach your group ever since i’ve read what had happend to the news and letters committee political event that took placed resulted in the split between you. i’m an advocate of marx’s socialism with a human face, bannered by the marxist humanist groupings in the world. i’m a revolutionary activist from the philippines whose roots stems from the marxist humanist perspective, although it did not take root in the movement, with a leninist majority advocates, which i’m also a part of. i’m a popular educator and whenever i do pop ed all of my political and capability modules can be found traces of luxemburg, dunayevskaya’s tenents. i hope to have a grasp regarding whats the trend now on the marxist humanist arena. with warm wishes and solidarity to you comrades..

Houzan Mahmoud, International Representative of the Organization of Women’s Freedom in Iraq (OWFI), had been scheduled to speak but was unable to make the trip to NYC. We hope she will come later in the year. The talks at the panel were, in this order: Bill Weinberg on various civil society organizations and the need to solidarize with them; Anne Jaclard on the work OWFI has done and its significance for freedom movements; and Michael Zweig on the recent conference he attended in Iraq at which a number of labor unions formed a coalition.

Building Solidarity with Iraq’s Civil Resistance, Part 1
Building Solidarity with Iraq’s Civil Resistance, Part 2