Welcome Dinner (8:00 pm – 9:30 pm)

Tuesday, 4 th December 2007

1. Subaltern Cosmopolitanism

Organiser: Dave Featherstone & Aaron Pollack

1. Social Movements, Resource Control and the Politics of Social Justice

Organiser: Alf Nilsen

2. Marginalised on the Streets - I

Organiser: Lorena Munoz

2. Marginalised on the streets – II

Organiser: Lorena Munoz

3. The Criminalisation of Critical Social Research and Activism

Organiser: Anders Lund Hansen

3. Transformative Politics for Migrant Workers?

Organiser: Louise Waite

4. ACME Debate: Critical Geographies in the Classroom - I

Organiser: Salvatore Engel – Di Mauro and Harald Bauder

4. Can Indigenous and Tribal Communities thrive in the Era of Economic Globalisation?

Organiser: Smitu Kothari

5. Liquid city: Urban Infrastructure in Question

Organiser: Matthew Gandy

5. Contemporary Debates in Economic Geography: Politics of Scale, 15 years later

Organiser: Jeronimo Montero

6. Unbuilding the Empire?

Organiser: Patricia Ehrkamp

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1. Land and Other Resource Struggles in Globalising Cities and Countrysides - I

Organiser: Blanca Ramirez

1. Land and Other Resource Struggles in Globalising Cities and Countrysides - II

Organiser: Blanca Ramirez

2. Resisting Infrastructure Reforms and the Resultant Comprehensive Disempowerment

Organiser: Subodh Wagle

3. Transnational Organising – I

Organiser: Jim Glassman, Paul Routledge

3.Transnational Organising - II

Organiser: Paul Routledge, Jim Glassman

4.Neoliberalism: New Economic Policy in India and the Third World - I

Organiser: Richard Peet, Saraswati Raju, et.al.

4.Neoliberalism:New Economic Policy in India and the Third World – II

Organiser: Richard Peet, Saraswati Raju, et.al

5. Valorising Regions, Modernisation and Land Usurpation - I

Organiser: Swapna Banerjee-Guha

5. Valorising Regions, Modernisation and Land Usurpation - II

Organiser: Swapna Banerjee-Guha

6. International Pathways of Critical Geography: Current Pathways - I

Organiser: Ulrich Best, Berlin Group

6. International Pathways of Critical Geography: Historical Pathways – II

Organiser: Ulrich Best, Berlin Group

Refreshments
4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
LH1 Garden

5:30 pm to 7:30 pm

Workshop: Paul Routeledge

Films Screening

Cultural Programme

Thursday, 6th December 2007

1. Political Economy of Restructuring and Gentrification in South and South – East Asian Cities.

Organiser: Swapna Banerjee-Guha

1.Geography and Revolution

Organiser: Neil Smith

2. Preservation as Resistance to Neoliberalism

Organiser: Marshall Johnson

2. Critical Geographies of Migration and Borders

Organiser: Geraldine Pratt

3. Environmental Justice and Imperialism

Organiser: Salvatore Engel – Di Mauro

3. Role of American Imperialism in West Asia with special reference to Palestine and Iraq

Organiser: Peace Mumbai

4. How to solve Geopolitical Problems without being Imperialist

Organiser: Fabrizio Eva

5.Challenging the Hegemonies in Education

Organiser: Chitra Natarajan

5. Imperialism and Resistance in the Context of Agrarian India 's Socio-Spatial Property Relations

Organiser: Simon Chilvers

6. Urban Social Change and Associated Strife

6. Copyleft Revolution

Organiser: Nagarjuna G

Refreshments
4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
LH1 Garden

5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Programme to be announced

Field Trips (9:00 am to 2:30 pm)

The following fieldtrip schedule has been decided for the participants and observers of 5 th ICCG

Departure from TISS at 9.30 a.m.

1. SEZ-affected villages of Raigad district
2. Dharavi: The biggest slum of Asia or: economic hub for millions
3. Mankhurd and Washi Naka: Displacement and resettlement
4. Borivali National Park : Conflict of power, class and environment

Details of each trip will be available on the field trip registration desk on 3 rd Dec. 2007, from 11 a.m. onwards.

Closing Dinner (7:30 pm to 9:00 pm)