Marcelo Vieta social researcher

 

Here you will find a few courses and lectures I have taught and given over the past few years.

humanities 1650.6: the networked imagination

York University, 2004-2005, 2005-2006 (Teaching Assistant)

courses taught and lectures given

lecture on blogs

Lecture given in Humanities 1650: The Networked Imagination, York University, March 2006

lecture on the worker-recovered enterprises movement in argentina

Lecture given in “Engineering and Social Justice - Critical Theories of Technological Practice” (taught by Caroline Baillie and Richard Day), Queen’s University, March 2008

other courses taught and lectures given, 1997-2006

Ontario College of Art and Design; School of Communication, Simon Fraser University; BC Philosophers Cafés; CBC and CKNW radio, Vancouver, BC; as business development manager for community initiatives, TELUS Communications; and other places. Coming soon.

humanities 1170.6: the modern age - shapers and definers 

York University, 2006-2007 (Teaching Assistant)

a genealogy of autogestión (self-management)

Centre for Advanced Studies, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, June 2011 (Course Director)

social science 1341.6: introduction to the social economy

York University, 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 (Teaching Assistant)

neoliberal crisis: gender and self-management in argentina

Invited lecture (with Graciela Monteagudo) given at the Engendering Crisis lecture series, Fisher Center for the Study of Men and Women, Hobarts and william Smith Colleges, Geneva, NY, Sept. 2009 (mp3 of lecture)