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Rooms Sayfa 1 rooms theme TYPE ACTIVITY ORGANIZATIONS Seminar no speakers Thursday 1 language I001 – 400 2 Seminar Local Managements and Urbanization TMMOB 66 (işletme) EN, TR M001 – 350 (makine) M002 – 250 1 Seminar Alternatives to Right wing extremism Prague Spring II All-European Network against right 34 EN, TR, RU, (makine) wing Extremism, Czech Republic DE 7 Seminar Ecological debt, responsibilities of financial The Committee for the Cancellation of the Third World 130 Olivier Ragueneau - CADTM France institutions and Debt (CADTM) , Anne-Sophie Simpère - Les Amis de la Terre France solidarity solutions Belgium Iolanda Fresnillo - ODG Espagne CADTM France, France Eric De Ruest - CADTM Belgique Friends of the earth France, France ODG, (Observatorio de la deuda en la globalizacion), M004- 200 Spain FR, ES, EN, (makine) TR 13 Seminar The call for a Fifth International - what kind of League for the Fifth International, United Kingdom 246 Nina Gunic (Liga der sozialistischen Revolution, League for working class International we need? the Fifth International) Arshad Shezad (Workers Power Pakistan) Permanent Revolution Movement (Turkey) Hermann Dworzak (Austrian Social Forum, member of IV. M005- 200 (makine) International) EN, TR, KR 1 Seminar Corporate Interests behind New Public Attac (Norway) 6 Prof. Dr. Tanay Sıdkı Uyar, President EUROSOLAR (Turkey) Management Campaign for the Welfare State (Norway) Helene Bank, Campaign for the Welfare State (Norway) D101 – 200 Corporate Europe Observatory – CEO, (Belgium) Anita Kelles, Senior Activist, Finland (işletme) Attac Berlin (Germany) EN, TR, 13 Seminar The struggle against nuclear weapons in War Resisters International, Vredesactie- 234 Hans Lammerant (Vredesactie), Dominic Moran (Greenpeace), D102 – 200 Europe and the Middle-East Bombspotting, Greenpeace Ufuk Uras (işletme) EN, TR, D201 – 200 2 Seminar Stop the offensive on pensions: a social major FSU (France), CGT (France), CGIL (Italy), FGTB 67 FR, EN, TR, (işletme) issue (Belgium), DISK IT 10 Seminar Privatization and commodification of Education European Education Network, COBAS Scuola (Italy), 202 Antonio Ñacle, STES - Confederacion intersindical (Spain) STES (Spain), OLME/DOE (Greece), Revolution D003 – 200 (Germany), USTEC/STES (Spain) ES, IT, DE, (işletme) FR, EN, TR 1 Seminar Economy and Democracy::How the lack of espaces marx, France,utopia, ccopernic, labor and 8 Véronique Sandoval (economist, Espaces Marx, Fr), David Y001 – 200 democracy causes the crisis of economy.How globalization, FGTB, Ver.di, CSC Flacher (economist, Utopia, Fr),Martin Beckman (Ver.di), (yabancı_dille the promotion of democracy will promote a Sebastien Robeet(CSC),FGTB r) social economy FR, EN TR, 13 Seminar What future for the ESF and the European Italian Coordination for ESF and WSF, Italy, Campaign 231 Chantal Delmas (Transform!),Franco Russo(Charter for social movements facing the global crisis? for the Welfare State, Norway, FSU, France, another Europe), Şamil Altan (MSF) European Attac Network, Austrian Social Forum, Austria, Karakedi Kultur Merkezi Turkey, CADTM, D202 – 150 FGTB, Mezopotamya Sosyal Forumu, Transform TR, EN, FR, (işletme) Europe KR D203 – 150 5 Seminar The action of the union against racism CGIL, Italy 116 (işletme) IT, EN, TR D301 – 150 2 Seminar Economic, social and cultural rights of people Amnesty International Turkey, Turkey 61 (işletme) on the move EN, TR 2 Seminar “United we stand, divided we fall!” - Employers FGTB/ABVV Youth (Belgium), COBAS (Italia), DGB 80 & governments assaults on unions rights and Youth and IGM (Germany) D501 – 150 freedoms-How to strike back jointly in Europe? DE, TR, EN, (işletme) FR M008 – 100 Seminar Munzur Valley Dam Project and Migration Dersim Dernekleri Federasyonu 318 (makine) Problem EN, TR M009 – 100 2 Seminar Slicosis: ITGLWF 258 (makine) EN, TR, FR Sayfa 1 rooms M010 – 100 4 Seminar Religious Freedom and Problems of Alevis Revolutionary Alevi Committee (Devrimci Alevi 101 Cafer Bin EN,TR, AR, (makine) Komitesi) FR M011 – 100 1 Seminar What needs to be done against crissis? Causes Yeni Dünya için Çağrı 31 Çetin Desde EN, TR,FR, (makine) and conseguences of crissis. ES, AR 5 Seminar Repression against migration, detention camps, ESF Antirepression Network, Greece 112 Karl Kopp, pro asyl, Germany migration control mechanism Alkisti Mavraki, Network for the Social Support of Migrants and Refugees, Greece Y002 – 100 (yabancı_dille N. N., Migrant Solidarity Network, Istanbul r) Matthias Monroy, gipfelsoli, Germany GR, EN, TR 3 Seminar 92 Oğuz Kavala Murat Akad Y003 – 100 (yabancı_dille 5 Cuban Hereos Prisoned in USA and the José Marti Küba Dostluk Derneği, ICAP (Instituto Av. Ayhan Erdoğan r) Solidarity Movement with Cuba in Europe Cubano de Amistad con los Pueblos) Av. Hande Gündoğdu ES, EN, TR 8 Seminar No to Nato, Against militarisation and Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), United 170 – 248 Reiner Braun (Programme Director of INES), Arielle Denis (Le nuclearsiation of the EU, build EU for peace Kingdom-Global peace and justice coalition, Turkey- Mouvement de la Paix), Kerem Kabadayı (Global peace and justice International Association of Lawyers Against Nuclear Arms coalition), Andreas Speck (WRI), Ayşegül Devecioğlu (MSF) (IALANA), Germany - Institut de Documentation et de Y004 – 100 Recherche sur la Paix (IDRP), France - Le Mouvement de la (yabancı_dille Paix, France-War Resisters' International, United Kingdom. r) EN, TR, KR Y005 – 100 (yabancı_dille The Ecooperative Parliament as growing social AG Freie Bildungs Demokratien r) 13 Seminar power for the realization of Another World unibrennt movement Vienna 252 EN, TR 10 Seminar Christianism in the Gospel and Islam in the European Network Church on the Move, Italy, Noi 200 Gerd Wild, chair, European Network Church on the Move Koran together for a multicultural Europe with Siamo Chiesa Zeynep Cebeci, Ph doctorate in history Y006 – 100 (yabancı_dille Turchey Claudio Monge, doctor in theology of religions r) Murvet Ozturk, German Alevite Women Organisation FR,EN, TR Y007 – 100 Seminar Isolation, Prisons Reality and Political Goals 320 Celattin Can, 78'liler Vakfı Başkanı; Doğan Erbaş, Asrın Hukuk (yabancı_dille Bürosu; Akın Birdal, BDP İstanbul Milletvekili r) TUHAD-FED EN, TR, KR Y008 – 100 1 Seminar Global capital and epidemic diseases UHİM, Turkey 35 (yabancı_dille r) EN, TR M012 – 100 8 Seminar Peace and Future Workshop Die Friedens und zukunftwerkstatt 176 (makine) DE, EN, TR M013 – 100 7 Seminar Free Public Transport - exchange of experience Berlin Social Forum, Germany, Planka.nu Sweden 156 (makine) DE, EN, TR M014 – 70 (makine) M015 – 70 (makine) M016 – 70 (makine) M017 – 70 (makine) M018 – 70 (makine) Y009 – 60 10 Workshop 1GOAL: Education for all and the millennium Gewerkschaft Erziehung und Wissenschaft (GEW), 219 (yabancı_dille development goals Germany r) Y010 – 60 8 Workshop 309 (yabancı_dille r) Anti-militarism and Conscientious Objection Anti-militarist Initiative, Turkey Y011 – 60 8 Workshop EU militarisation, the arms industry and NATO War Resisters' International, United Kingdom, Women 180 (yabancı_dille towards a different Europe WTDE, Sweden r) Sayfa 2 rooms Y012 – 60 1 Workshop After Bookchin: The Future of Social Ecology Politik Ekoloji Grubu, Turkey 51 (yabancı_dille r) Y013 – 60 (yabancı_dille r) Y014 – 60 (yabancı_dille r) Y015 – 60 (yabancı_dille r) Y016 – 60 (yabancı_dille r) Y017 – 60 (yabancı_dille r) Y018 – 60 (yabancı_dille r) D302 – 50 (işletme) D502 – 50 (işletme) D504 – 50 (işletme) M019 – 50 (makine) M020 – 50 (makine) M021 – 50 (makine) M022 – 50 (makine) M023 – 50 (makine) M024 – 50 (makine) theme TYPE ACTIVITY ORGANIZATIONS Seminar no speakers Thursday 2 language 1 Seminar Europe, crisis and workers participation ETUC, Trade union conference organized in 41 Joël Decaillon (ETUC deputy general secretary) partnership by ETUC and the Turkish organizations Suleyman CELEBI (DISK President), Salim USLU (HAK-IS I001 – 400 President), Sami EVREN (KESK President) (işletme) TBC (TURK-IS) EN, FR, TR M001 – 350 7 Seminar Global Energy Wars TMMOB 134 (makine) EN, TR M002 – 250 (makine) 10 Seminar Education in the CEE countries and the struggle "Alternatives", "Education for all" movement, Russian 196 M006- 200 for right to education Federation (makine) EN, TR, RU 9 Seminar Peace, War and Youth Halkların Kardeşliği için Gençlik Platformu 184 Youth of Basque, Gencsen, Kurdish Youth, Sosyalist Gençlik M007- 200 Dernekleri Federasyonu, Barış için Vicdani Red Platformu (makine) EN, TR, KR Sayfa 3 rooms 1 Seminar State of play of public services in Europe and European network for public services, FGTB (Belgium), 11 challenges for social movements - Part 1 Union SNUI-SUD Trésor Solidaires (France), ADEDY (Greece), Initiatives Pour un Autre Monde (France), D101 – 200 Women Towards a Different Europe (Sweden), FSU, FR, EN , (işletme) France TR, GR 7 Seminar TAKSAV, left forum, Finland, transform! austria, 136 Laura Tuominen (Left Forum, Fi), TAKSAV (Turkey), Marysa Matias Austria, Rosa Luxemburg fondation, Espaces Marx (MEP / GUE, Pt) , Rosa Luxemburg foundation (De), Carla Luis D102 – 200 (Cultra, Pt), Joseph Baum (Transform! Austria), Chantal Delmas (işletme) What can be a left perspectiv of ecology? (Espaces Marx, Fr),Mirek Prokes(social forum CZ) EN, TR, FR 10 Seminar Education in the CEE countries and the struggle "Alternatives", "Education for all" movement, Russian 196 D201 – 200 for right to education Federation (işletme) EN, TR, RU 5 Seminar What solidarity with Iraqi civil society today? IPAM, Alternatives,
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