Occupy Research Collective Convergence (ORCC): Activism & Research Ethics

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Occupy Research Collective Convergence (ORCC): Activism & Research Ethics

10:00-17:00 Saturday June 30th - Pearson Building, University College London, Bloomsbury, London, WC1E 6BT (enter from Gower Street).
See here for directions.

  • Are you researching Occupy or contemporary social movements?
  • Are you involved in Occupy or other forms of activism?
  • Are you interested in using research to take action towards creating other possible worlds?

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For those of you who are in London or who will be there at the end of June, this meeting concerning the intersection of academia and activism might be of interest.
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About Stephen Vilaseca

I am Stephen Vilaseca, Assistant Professor of Spanish of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Northern Illinois University. I have published articles on the relationship between public and private space, urban growth and cultural resistance in several academic journals. Currently, I am working on a book-length project on the relationship between okupas, social policies and the precarious urban experience in Barcelona of the twenty-first century.

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