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AUGUST- 2008 The Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA)
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EVENTS 11.00am-8.00pm This Book-fair has more in common with a wee bookshop than a large book festival. The stalls cover a number of publishers and presses in an eclectic mix. We stock various books, pamphlets, magazines, newspapers, dvd’s, cd’s, badges, cards and t-shirts. At this summer event there is not a lot of space so we won’t have any guest publishers or local groups. However we will still have the mini videotheque - a bank of documentary films including a selection from previous Document: International Human Rights Documentary Film Festivals. Titles that you can select from and watch with headphones on individual monitors. There is also the listening post where you can hear a variety of interesting lectures, talks, discussions and a bit of music too - the backbone of this CD collection is almost every title published by AK Press Audio. The reading room is an ongoing collection of current and older counter-culture newsheets and bulletins, these help form a representation of radical and autonomous publications. ------------------------------ 1.00pm - 4.00pm Recent media reports on the 40th anniversary of the student protests of 1968 recalled students' discontent with class inequalities, civil rights and the increasing beureaucratic control of education. In 2008, in the grip of neoliberalism, recession, temporary contracts, job losses and increasing emphasis on 'employability' in education, it has been reported that today's students no longer want to change society or the education system, but instead just want their education to enable them to get good enough jobs so they can pay their rent. The August RIB will host a symposium that looks at these and other issues surrounding how education policy and practice has developed and changed over the last 40 years, and student/teacher responses to them. For more information contact the organiser, Angie at a.mcclan@live.co.uk ------------------------------ 4.30pm-6.30pm Hosted by the Anarchist Federation http://www.myspace.com/afedscotland ------------------------------ 7.00pm-9.00pm Written by Desmond Fernandes and with a foreword by Tove Skutnabb-Kangas, this is the second in a series of three books on the Armenian, Assyrian, Greek, Kurdish and Greek Cypriot Genocides, and the politics of denialism. In recent years, … even as there has been greater international public recognition of the Armenian, Assyrian, Greek, Kurdish and ‘Other’ genocides (as a consequence of concerted initiatives by concerned individuals, Armenian, Assyrian, Greek and Kurdish communities and other people and organisations interested in exposing and confronting international genocidal crimes), certain governments, politicians, academics and lobbying groups have mobilized (and often collaborated with each other) to engage in denialism of these “events” due not to genuine uncertainty about the fate of these targeted “peoples/groups”, but to advance cynical personal and/or nationalist and/or geopolitical/economic/ideological agendas … ------------------------------ The next RIB will be at DOCUMENT 6 - CCA - 16th - 19th OCT ------------------------------
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