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    Call for Applications to attend a Training of Trainers

    27. 11. 2013

    The Peace Institute (Ljubljana) published a Call for Applications to attend a Training of Trainers in Ljubljana, titled "Rainbow...

  • The international conference on migration and development

    11. 11. 2013

    On 5th and 6th December 2013, we invite you to the City Museum Ljubljana, to the international conference on...

  • Peace inistitute Forum

    2. 10. 2013

    Peace Institute Forum »Your life is being recorded: Establishing of the society of control through information and communication technologies«,...

  • Notice

    14. 8. 2013

    Peace insitute library is closed from 14th to 16th August. 

  • 23 applications from journalists to investigate media

    23. 7. 2013

    Investigative journalists submitted 23 applications for the call for proposals to disclose corrupt practices undermining the proper functioning of...

  • Call for proposals for investigative reports

    18. 6. 2013

    South East European Media Observatory, a regional partnership of civil society organisations, coordinated by the Peace Institute, Ljubljana, has...

  • New book: Imagination Castrated

    16. 5. 2013

    Publication Imagination castrated: Critical rethinking of the civil society (organisation) in contemporary society brings together texts – the products...

  • Invitation to the international conference

    12. 3. 2013

    International conference “The New Dangerous Class”: Contrasting Perspectives on Precarity will be held on 30 March 2013 in Ljubljana....

  • Invitation to the round table discussion

    22. 2. 2013

    We are kindly inviting you to the round table discussion What are we »developing« in the concept of development...

  • Invitation to the lecture and film

    21. 2. 2013

    The Peace Institute and Faculty of Social Sciences are inviting you on Wednesday, 27 February 2013 at, Faculty of...

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