Since 1989, Rethinking Marxism and AESA have sponsored many conferences, including large international conferences and smaller “spring” conferences. We hold the major international conferences every three to four years and spring conferences in the years between, when possible.
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
- “Surplus, Solidarity, Sufficiency” (September 2013)
- “New Marxian Times” (November 2009)
- “Rethinking Marxism 2006” (November 2006)
- “Marxism and the World Stage” (November 2003)
- “Marxism 2000: The Party’s Not Over” (September 2000)
- “Politics and Languages of Contemporary Marxism” (December 1996) continued the dialogue to open creative new spaces for political, cultural, and scholarly interventions in the face of global restructuring of social relations.
- “Marxism in the New World Order: Crises and Possibilities” (1992) confronted directly the challenges—theoretical, organizational, and spiritual—which faced the Left and Marxism as the new millennium neared. The text Marxism in the Postmodern Age: Confronting the New World Order includes many of the papers presented at this conference.
- “Marxism Now: Traditions and Difference” (1989) created a forum where new, heterogeneous directions in Marxism and the Left could be debated after the breakup of orthodoxy. Papers from “Marxism Now: Traditions and Difference” were published in a special double issue of Rethinking Marxism.
SMALLER CONFERENCES
- “Stranger Economies” (November 1 + 2, 2012)
- “SURPLUS EXCESS” (April 4 + 5, 2008)
- “Subjects of Economy” (November, 2002)
- “The (Re)turns of Marxism” (Spring, 1998)
- “Marxism and the Politics of Anti-essentialism” (Spring, 1995)