Into a new and better century
The International Institute for Research and Education (IIRE)
is a research and educational centre based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
in the service of progressive activists around the world
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What is the IIRE? A brief introduction |
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From October 1st new address |
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What’s new at the IIRE? |
Evening lectures start 13 april 2007 |
IIRE pamphlet Dutch Social Forum |
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Changes at IIRE |
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Update on our move to Timorplein |
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Our programme and plans for 2006-2007 |
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Threat to solvency |
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The big move |
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Global Justice |
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Notebook bargains |
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'Different Rainbows' in Spanish |
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Our courses Global Justice School, Women’s Schools... |
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Ernest Mandel Study Centre Ernest Mandel (1923-95): economist, militant, and IIRE founder |
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The IIRE library Over 25,000 books and thousands of periodicals |
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Publications Subscribe to the Notebooks for Study and Research |
| Renting our facilities Meet, sleep and eat at the IIRE: a resource for progressive groups |
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Staff and fellows Our administrators, teachers, writers and co-thinkers |
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How you can help Donate money, give us books, volunteer your services, share your ideas... |
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Contact us iire[at]iire.org |
LGBT Strategy SeminarsThe IIRE's International Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender (LGBT) Strategy Seminars are gatherings of experienced members or sympathizers of the IIRE's partner organizations, who are also active in LGBT movements and informed about their debates. The idea of 'strategy seminars' means that these are neither academic seminars without any activist content, nor organizing meetings that adopt positions or initiate action. But the seminars are meant to lead ultimately to publications as well as contribute to practical co-operation. The first three LGBT seminars took place at the IIRE in 1998, 2000 and 2002. A fourth seminar will be planned by the nine-member seminar organizing team (whose members are in Belgium, Brazil, Britain, Canada, France, Indonesia, Italy, the Netherlands and Portugal). Gay seminar "makes difference" |