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The Week Number 19 Page 10 Youth School Summer School for Students and Young Socialists

The Week Vol. 1, No. 19, 6 May 1964 · p. 13 of the scan · 380 words

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Once again the National Association of Labour Student Organisations and New Left Review are holding a week's school for Young Socialists and students. It will be held at the Woodlands Holiday Camp, Sevenoaks, Kent, from September 12 - 18.

The list of speakers is not fully finalised but the high standard of previous years seems certain to be reached. Speakers so far include Andre Gorz, of the PSU, France, on Contempurary Capitalism; a representative of the recently formed PSIUP, Italy, to speak on Socialism and the Common Market countries; Robin Blackburn and Perry Anderson of New Left Review on "The Origins of the Crisis"; Richard Fletcher, co-editor of Union Voice on "Science and Democracy"; Jim Mortimer of DATA on "Trade Unions and Planning"; Ralph Miliband, author of 'Parliamentary Socialism*on "The Lessons of 45 = 51"; Tony Topham, joint author of the recent Fabian pamphlet on workers! control in Yugoslavia, on "Perspectives for Workers! Control".

Ernest Mandel, editor of Belgium's La Gauche, will speak on "Marxist Economics", while the editor of International Socialism, Alisdair Macintyre, will give a talk entitled "What is Marxism?". Ernie Roberts, assistant general secretary of the AEU, will deal with the trade unions. Geoff Carlsson, an AEU shop steward, will talk on the role of the steward. The final contribution will be from Ken Coates of International Socialist Journal and The Week, on "The State", The list is not yet complete.

For relaxation there will be a heated swimming pool, fisilities for other sports, two pubs within strolling distance etc. The camp is within easy reach of London by London Transport Green Line bus or train (cheap conference train fares are being arranged). As previously contingents of Young Socialists from several European countries are expected. The cancellation of the Young Socialist rally might give YS members a chance to attend with financial help from their Labour Parties or trade unions. Places can be reserved by filling in the form below and enclosing a deposit of £1. ‘The full cost is £7 7s for the week, or £2 12s 6d for the weekend.

I would like to attend the camp for the week/weekend and enclose £1 deposit. TEMS Sle oes Fr Oe Ses a Was Oa 6 eS w ks Dee oe DOR wees bbb BSS eS bRS

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