[Xmca-l] Information about a petition in support for Greek people and Greek reactions to it
Zlatko Bodrozic
bodrozic@web.de
Mon Jul 6 05:50:24 PDT 2015
Dear colleagues,
some of you might be interested to hear about a petition in support for
Greece (see below) which was initiated at a conference in Athens last
week. Activity theorists have been among the initiators. The petition
was sent to Greek media on Saturday. While this particular action is now
finished, several Greek colleagues emphasized that our solidarity means
a lot to them and will be crucial also in the days to come. May be this
will inspire some of us to take part in some future actions of
solidarity. Here two statements from Greek colleagues:
"/Thanks very much for this; great to meet some of you in this historic
week for Greece and Europe. After a proud NO from the Greek people, we
need to continue supporting the Greek government in the negotiations
that have already started, showing solidarity and mobilizing resources
for a solution that respects democracy and ends austerity not only in
Greece but across Europe/."
"/To complement the terror sparked by the capital controls, the explicit
interventions of EU and other European politicians directly demanding
from Greek voters to vote against the government and in favor the
austerity measures, the companies-to-employees threats, and the
pressures from the local political and financial elites, the Greek and
many international media (print and electronic) have been orchestrating
a propaganda by constantly airing unsubstantiated claims by “experts”
and other “representatives”, all of whom accidentally are in favor of
the even more harsh austerity measures, and are quite interestingly
associated ideologically with the conservative, neoliberal, right wing
nomenclature around Europe and Greece. Their only argument is that if
Greeks vote against these measures EU will kick Greece out of the euro
and this equals a catastrophe even bigger than this that would take
place if we simply accept another wave of austerity measures. Simply
turn on any Greek TV channel and ask from a Greek colleague to tell you
the opinions of members in any TV panel.///
/For your records, at the moment:/
//
*
/unemployment in Greece is officially at 26% of the working
population (1.4 mil. people –unofficially they are more than 3
million If you take into consideration those that they have stopped
reporting their employment state, and mostly those employed only a
few hours per week gaining less than 200€ per month), /
* /
another 3 million people live near the poverty limit (that is, they
cannot afford buying all meals of the week, or pay their utilities,
let alone their mortgages, or taxes),
*
and another 3 million people can hardly cover all of their mortgages
and taxes,
*
leaving less than a couple of millions that can run a life of the
average middle class in a western country
* /
/needless to refer to the few thousands that have built monumental
fortunes by evading taxation and suppressing labor costs./
//
/I expect that Greeks will vote “NO” to the austerity measures by
majority. But even if this is not the case, I hope that my description
will help you see why.//Thank you and all the colleagues for
contributing to this fight of Greek people.///"
Best regards,
Zlatko Bodrozic
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Several of us are here in Athens at a conference of the European Group
on Organization Studies — one of the leading associations of management
scholars. Angered by the brutal austerity policies being forced onto
Greece by the Troika/Institutions, yesterday we launched a petition in
protest — see it below. We are still gathering signatures from people
here as well as in our broader network, but we have already garnered the
support of many leading scholars.
Statement:
Forcing austerity upon Greece has had devastating effects on its economy
and on the most vulnerable members of the Greek society. While ministers
of Finance of 18 Eurozone countries are trying to force further
austerity upon Greece, the undersigned management scholars from these
same countries and other countries stand in solidarity with the Greek
government and people in rejecting such an economically
counterproductive and inhuman approach.
Last name
First name
Institutional affiliation
Adler
Paul
University of Southern California
Al-Amoudi
Ismael
University of Cardiff
Allen
David
Leeds University
Amburgey
Terry
University of Toronto
Antonacopoulou
Elena
GNOSIS, University of Liverpool
Aquino Alves
Mario
FGV-EAESP
Armstrong
Peter
Leicester University
Asami
Watanabe
Faculty of Business Administration, Aomori University
Bamber
Greg
Monash University, Australia/Newcastle University, England
banerjee
bobby
cass business school
Baralou
Evangelia
ALBA Graduate Business School
Barros
Marcos
Grenoble École de Management
Berlinguer
Marco
IGOP/UAB
Beverungen
Armin
Leuphana University
Beynon
Huw
Cardiff University
Bodrozic
Zlatko
University of Belgrade
Burawoy
Michael
University of California, Berkeley
Caliandro
Alessandro
State University of Milano
Callinicos
Alex
King's College London
Cheney
George
University of Colorado Colorado Springs
Chris
Tilly
UCLA
Clarke
Thomas
UTS Sydney
Cooren
François
Université de Montréal
Cornelissen
Joep
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Couto
Beatriz
Universidade federal de minas geraiscoutpc
Daskalaki
Maria
Kingston University
Davenne
Patrick
Delmestri
Giuseppe
WU Vienna
Dentoni
Domenico
Wageningen University
Diniz
Eduardo
Fundacao Getulio Vargas
Dionysiou
Dionysios
ALBA Graduate Business School at the American College of Greece
Doellgast
Virginia
Cornell University
Donnelly
Eddy
london school of Economics
Eidlin
Barry
McGill University
Elger
Tony
Sociology, University of Warwick
Evans
Martin G. Evans
Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
Fotaki
Marianna
Warwick Business School
Gelis-Filho
Antonio
FGV-EAESP
Georgios
Vardaxoglou
The University of Leeds
Godard
John
University of Manitoba
Golsorkhi
Damon
Grenoble Ecole de Management
Hanlon
Gerard
Queen mary University of London
Helms Mills
Jean
Saint Mary's University
Hyman
Richard
LSE
Ingvaldsen
Jonas A.
Norwegian university of science and technology
Jacobs
David
Morgan State University
Jamison
Elizabeth
Virginia Tech
Jingqi
Zhu
Newcastle University Business School
Kärreman
Dan
CBS
Kazana
Ioulia
University of Surrey, UK
Kenney
Martin
University of California, Davis
Kiyomiya
Toru
Seinan Gakuin University
Komporozos-Athanasiou
Aris
King's College London
Kwon
Hyunji
SNU
LECA
BERNARD
University Paris Dauphine
Levin
Morten
Norwewgian Universeity of Science and Technology
Levy
David
University of Massachusetts, Boston
Loacker
Bernadette
Lancaster University Management School
Lounsbury
Michael
University of Alberta
Luyckx
Joost
KU Leuven
Marquez
Sara
Cass Business School
Martineau
Régis
ESC Troyes
Masquelier
Charles
University of Surrey
McMurray
Robert
University of Durham
Miettinen
Reijo
Professor
Mills
Albert
Saint Mary's University
Muniesa
Fabian
Ecole des Mines de Paris
Munir
Kamal
University of Cambridge
Muselli
Laure
Telecom Paristech
Mutch
Alistair
Nottingham Trent University
Naccache
Philippe
Newbery
Robert
Plymouth University
Nyland
Chris
Monash University
O'Reilly
Dermot
Lancaster University
Ozdemir Kaya
Didem Derya
Warwick Business School
Palmer
Donald
University of California, Davis
Peck
Jamie
University of British Columbia
Pullen
Alison
Macquarie University
Rowlinson
Michael
Queen Mary University of London
Rozas
David
University of Surrey
Sannino
Annalisa
University of Helsinki
Schwartz
Gregory
University of Bristol
Stookey
Sarah
Central Connecticut State University
stuart
Mark
University of Leeds
Subramanian
Balaji
Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode, India
Swann
Thomas
University of Leicester
Taylor
Steven
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Vidal
Matt
King's College London
Yu
Kyoung-Hee
UNSW Business School
Zanoni
Patrizia
Hasselt University
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