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Occupy Research Collective Convergence – 30 June 2012
On Saturday 30 June 2012 The Occupy Research Collective held its first convergence meeting at UCL. The collective emerged out of series of reading groups on topics relevant to the movement. Participants decided to take their discussions a step further by … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, consensus, creative resistance, future of occupy, occupylsx, tactics
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Warwick University on Occupy London
From its start, there has been a discussion of what Occupy is and what it means. With few camps left around the world, some have asked whether occupy has failed, or lost. Others continue to claim that occupy has a … Continue reading
In the Middle of Occupy: short reflections on failure and growth
This post is updated and adapted from an answer I gave to the question ‘Are we in the beginning, middle, or end of the Occupy Movement?’ while a panellist at Media@McGill’s “Media, Politics and Protest Camps in the Occupy Social … Continue reading