<no - neoliberalism>

whole day
EuroVision Videoprogram in the Café9 mediaspace: "La_alma", english, by Lisa Moren/ "Fashion is work", english, Gülsün Karamustafa/Peter Spillmann/Marion von Osten, Zurich/Istanbul /"Breaking the bank", english, Paper Tiger TV, New York/ "absolute talking business", english, Peter Spillmann, Zurich/ "The global 5000", english/german, OliverRessler, Vienna/"RTMark. Promotion Video", english, RTmark


14-18
<Hegemony of labour-the end of activity>
!!! Bureau de Pointage, Saint-Josse, 23 rue du Méridien 1210 Bruxelles

The people who will take part to this (informal) discussion are involved on a daily practical level in the organisation of labour. In a certain sense they are contributing to the enlargment of the -contemporary- definition of work (union-man, lawyers, unemployment administration staff members) at one hand, and others (media-activists, sociologists, social geographers) who took this issue as an object of rechearch and study. This brings us close to a mapping of the historical perspectives, digging the margins of alternative social and cultural practices, and to a re-definition of notions such as value and income. Or, to say in other words: each of us still disposes about enough autonomy to create an occupational sphere for our-selves without obligated rescourse to moneytarised repesentation. Trough this debate we'll aim to trace closely the recent developping evolutions. A paper publication including discussions with unemployed from north and south, retired persons, refugees, police, will follow.

Yasmine Kherbache (juriste en droit social ),
Laurette Muylaert (syndicaliste, responsable culture ACOD),
Elisabeth Stiefel/Marion von Osten (économiste / artiste),
Albert Martens (sociologue),
Pascal Tourlouse (direction de l'ONEM Bruxelles),
Fred Guldentops (géographe social),
Cécile Hubert (coordinatrice Mission Locale, Saint-Josse)
Eleonor Bonaccini, Andreas Fohr, Xavier Fourt (Syndicat Potentiel Paris-Strasbourg)
Axel Claes /Tristan Wibault (artiste, PTTL, Brussels)


19.00
vidéoconférence centre Bruxelles 2000, 50 rue de l'Ecuyer, 1000 Bruxelles