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The International Institute for Research and Education in Amsterdam is a research and training centre that is meeting the challenges of the neo-liberal world order by renewing and re-founding an alternative perspective. Fields under study at the IIRE include economic globalisation, 20th-century history, ecology, feminism, ethnicity, racism and radical movement strategy.
The results of our work are made available to a larger public mainly through our publication series, the Notebooks for Study and Research.
No.1 The Place of Marxism in History. Ernest Mandel (40 pp. £2, $3.50, 20 FF) No. 2 The Chinese Revolution - I: The Second Chinese Revolution and the Shaping of the Maoist Outlook. Pierre Rousset (32 pp. £2, $3.50, 20 FF) No. 3 The Chinese Revolution - II: The Maoist Project Tested in the Struggle for Power. Pierre Rousset (48 pp. £2.50, $4, 25 FF) No. 4 Revolutionary Strategy Today. Daniel Bensaid (36 pp. £2, $3.50, 20 FF) No. 5 Class Struggle and Technological Change in Japan since 1945. Muto Ichiyo (48 pp. £2.50, $4, 25 FF) No. 6 Populism in Latin America. Adolfo Gilly, Helena Hirata, Carlos M. Vilas, and the PRT (Argentina), introduced by Michael Löwy (40 pp. £2, $3.50, 20 FF) No. 7/8 Market, Plan and Democracy: the Experience of the So-Called Socialist Countries. Catherine Samary (64pp. £3, $5, 30FF) No. 9 The Formative Years of the Fourth International (1933-1938). Daniel Bensaïd (48 pp. £2.50, $4, 25 FF) No. 10 Marxism and Liberation Theology. Michael Löwy (40pp £2, $3.50, 20 FF) No.11/12 The Bourgeois Revolutions. Robert Lochhead (72pp. £4, $6, 40FF) No. 13 The Spanish Civil War in Euzkadi and Catalonia 1936-39. Miguel Romero (48pp. £2.50, $4, 25 FF) No. 14 The Gulf War and the New World Order. André Gunder Frank and Salah Jaber (72pp. £2, $3, 15 FF) No. 15 From the PCI to the PDS. Livio Maitan (48pp. £2.50, $4, 25 FF) No. 16 Do the Workers Have a Country?,
Jose Iriarte Bikila (48pp. £1.50, $2.40, 12 FF) No. 17/18 October 1917: Coup d'Etat or Social Revolution. Ernest Mandel (64pp. £2, $3, 15 FF) No. 19/20 The Fragmentation of Yugoslavia. An Overview. Catherine Samary (60pp. £2.50, $4, 20 FF) No. 21 Factory Committees and Workers' Control in Petrograd in 1917. David Mandel (48pp. £4, $5, 35 FF) No. 22 Women's Lives in the New Global Economy, Penny Duggan & Heather Dashner (editors) (68 pp. £4, $5, 35FF) No. 23 Lean Production: A Capitalist Utopia?, Tony Smith (68 pp. £4, $5, 35FF) No. 24/25 World Bank/IMF/WTO: The Free-Market Fiasco, Susan George, Michel Chossudovsky et al. (116 pp. £6, $8.75, 45FF) In the second half of this year we will be publishing three more Notebooks: • Claude Gabriel on South Africa. • Michael Löwy on the national Question. • On the Holocaust. Subscription: for four issues (in Europe), £10 or 100FF; for four issues (outside Europe), US $20, £12 or 120 FF; for eight issues (in Europe), £20 or 200 FF; for eight issues (outside Europe, US $40, 224 or 240 FF. Individual back issues are also available (ADD 20% FOR POSTAGE OUTSIDE EUROPE). All payments must be made to P. Rousset. Preferred: French francs payable in a bank located in France. Postal giros to CCP Paris 11 541 97 T. Next best: sterling payable in Britain or dollars payable in the US. Contact us if you would like to pay in Dutch guilders or Belgian francs. Please avoid Eurocheques IIRE, Postbus 53290, 1007 RG Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Tel: 31-20-67 17 263 Fax: 67 32 106.