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MrDog: Reverted edits by Douche (Talk) to last version by Beta M

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Douche at 07:04, 18 November 2010

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Beta M: Reverted edits by Beta M (Talk) to last version by AlterBot

2009-12-21T21:14:34Z

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Beta M: Echo of Freedom

2009-12-21T09:52:29Z

Echo of Freedom

AlterBot: robot Adding: de:Infoladen Modifying: fr:Infokiosque

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Esperanza at 11:09, 1 October 2008

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Esperanza at 11:09, 1 October 2008

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Rev 22: infoshop on wheels moved to infoshop: undo vandal move

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infoshop on wheels moved to infoshop: undo vandal move

Willy on Wheels: infoshop moved to infoshop on wheels: Anarchy Rules!!!

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infoshop moved to infoshop on wheels: Anarchy Rules!!!

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 In June 2006, the '''Infoshop Network''', a network spanning Canada and the United States, was formed at the Infoshop Gathering in [[Baltimore, Maryland]].<ref>[http://infoshopnetwork.org/ The Infoshop Network]</ref>
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 [[Image:infoshop street view.jpg|thumb|The World Bank InfoShop, located in Washington, D.C.]]
 '''[http://www.worldbank.org/infoshop| The InfoShop]''', located in Washington, D.C., is the Public Information Center (PIC) of the '''[http://www.worldbank.org World Bank Group]''' and operates as a bookstore and public forum for debate on international development. The InfoShop serves the Bank Group's transparency mandates by providing access to operational and project information to the public, in partnership with a network of PICs in World Bank country offices around the world. It carries a books published by the World Bank, other international organizations, universities and commercial publishers on development and related issues. Through its events program, the InfoShop hosts book launches, panel discussions, film screenings and cultural events. Past speakers include Francis Fukuyama, Jeffrey Sachs, Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz, Thomas Friedman, U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel, and Carly Fiorina.
 For more information, visit [http://www.worldbank.org/infoshop www.worldbank.org/infoshop]
 ==Noteworthy infoshops==

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 In June 2006, the '''Infoshop Network''', a network spanning Canada and the United States, was formed at the Infoshop Gathering in [[Baltimore, Maryland]].<ref>[http://infoshopnetwork.org/ The Infoshop Network]</ref>
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+>==Other notable references==
 [[Image:infoshop street view.jpg|thumb|The World Bank InfoShop, located in Washington, D.C.]]
 '''[http://www.worldbank.org/infoshop| The InfoShop]''', located in Washington, D.C., is the Public Information Center (PIC) of the '''[http://www.worldbank.org World Bank Group]''' and operates as a bookstore and public forum for debate on international development. The InfoShop serves the Bank Group's transparency mandates by providing access to operational and project information to the public, in partnership with a network of PICs in World Bank country offices around the world. It carries a books published by the World Bank, other international organizations, universities and commercial publishers on development and related issues. Through its events program, the InfoShop hosts book launches, panel discussions, film screenings and cultural events. Past speakers include Francis Fukuyama, Jeffrey Sachs, Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz, Thomas Friedman, U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel, and Carly Fiorina.
 For more information, visit [http://www.worldbank.org/infoshop www.worldbank.org/infoshop]
 ==Noteworthy infoshops==

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	[[Image:Left Bank Books Seattle.jpg\|thumb\|Interior of [http://www.leftbankbooks.com/store/ Left Bank Books], [[Seattle, Washington]] in 2006.]]		[[Image:Left Bank Books Seattle.jpg\|thumb\|Interior of [http://www.leftbankbooks.com/store/ Left Bank Books], [[Seattle, Washington]] in 2006.]]
	An '''infoshop''' is a storefront or [[social center]] that serves as a node for the distribution of [[anarchist]] information, typically in the form of books, [[zines]], stickers and posters. Infoshops often serve as a meeting space and resource hub for local [[activist]] groups.		An '''infoshop''' is a storefront or [[social center]] that serves as a node for the distribution of [[anarchist]] information, typically in the form of books, [[zines]], stickers and posters. Infoshops often serve as a meeting space and resource hub for local [[activist]] groups.

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	[[Image:Left Bank Books Seattle.jpg\|thumb\|Interior of [http://www.leftbankbooks.com/store/ Left Bank Books], [[Seattle, Washington]] in 2006.]]		[[Image:Left Bank Books Seattle.jpg\|thumb\|Interior of [http://www.leftbankbooks.com/store/ Left Bank Books], [[Seattle, Washington]] in 2006.]]
	An '''infoshop''' is a storefront or [[social center]] that serves as a node for the distribution of [[anarchist]] information, typically in the form of books, [[zines]], stickers and posters. Infoshops often serve as a meeting space and resource hub for local [[activist]] groups.		An '''infoshop''' is a storefront or [[social center]] that serves as a node for the distribution of [[anarchist]] information, typically in the form of books, [[zines]], stickers and posters. Infoshops often serve as a meeting space and resource hub for local [[activist]] groups.

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	[[Image:Left Bank Books Seattle.jpg\|thumb\|Interior of [http://www.leftbankbooks.com/store/ Left Bank Books], [[Seattle, Washington]] in 2006.]]		[[Image:Left Bank Books Seattle.jpg\|thumb\|Interior of [http://www.leftbankbooks.com/store/ Left Bank Books], [[Seattle, Washington]] in 2006.]]
	An '''infoshop''' is a storefront or [[social center]] that serves as a node for the distribution of [[anarchist]] information, typically in the form of books, [[zines]], stickers and posters. Infoshops often serve as a meeting space and resource hub for local [[activist]] groups.		An '''infoshop''' is a storefront or [[social center]] that serves as a node for the distribution of [[anarchist]] information, typically in the form of books, [[zines]], stickers and posters. Infoshops often serve as a meeting space and resource hub for local [[activist]] groups.

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-An '''infoshop''' is a storefront or community space that serves as a [[node]] for the distribution of [[anarchist]] information, typically in the form of books, [[zines]], stickers and posters. Infoshops often serve as a meeting space and resource hub for local [[activist]] groups.
+{{otheruses4|anarchist social centers|the anarchist website of the same name|Infoshop.org}}
-For other meanings of the word "infoshop", see [[infoshop (disambiguation)]].
+Infoshops are particularly prevalent in Western Europe and North America, but can be found around the world. According to an ''[[Utne Reader]]'' article, author [[Chris Atton]] describes British infoshops as having grown "out of the squatted anarchist centres of the 1980s, such as the 121 Centre in Brixton, London."<ref>[http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/7423/infoshop.html  Street Libraries: Infoshops and Alternative Reading Rooms]</ref> Another big influence was the regular European-wide International Infoshop Meetings of the 1990s.
-Infoshops are particularly prevalent in Western Europe and North America, but can be found around the world. According to an ''[[Utne Reader]]'' article, author [[Chris Atton]] describes British infoshops as having grown "out of the squatted anarchist centres of the 1980s, such as the 121 Centre in Brixton, London." [http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/7423/infoshop.html]. Another big influence was the regular European-wide International Infoshop Meetings of the 1990's. See the magazine 'Clash', a fairly regularly published European journal, a product of collaboration between different infoshops (archived at 56a Infoshop). The long-standing 56a Infoshop in South London was a direct result of influence and visits to various Euro Info-Ladens or Info-Bok-Caffes. See [http://www.56a.org.uk].
+Writing in ''[[Maximum RocknRoll]]'', anarchist librarian [[Chuck Munson]] places North American infoshops in the lineage of [[Vietnam War]] era peace and justice centers.<ref>[http://www.practicalanarchy.org/infoshops.html Maximumrocknroll article on infoshops]</ref>
-Writing in ''[[Maximum RocknRoll]]'', librarian [[Chuck Munson]] places North American infoshops in the lineage of [[Vietnam War]] era peace and justice centers.
+In June 2006, the '''Infoshop Network''', a network spanning Canada and the United States, was formed at the Infoshop Gathering in [[Baltimore, Maryland]].<ref>[http://infoshopnetwork.org/ The Infoshop Network]</ref>
 ==External links==
 * [http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/7423/infoshop.html Street Libraries: Infoshops and Alternative Reading Rooms]
-* [http://www.kansan.com/stories/2005/apr/27/features_kulture/  Infoshop Action]
+* [http://www.infoshopnetwork.org The Infoshop Network] (US & Canada)
-* [http://www.LawrenceSolidarity.net Solidarity! Revolutionary Center & Radical Library]
+* [http://ayp.subvert.info/category.php?category=Infoshop+%2F+Bookstore Comprehensive list of infoshops worldwide], via the [[Anarchist Yellow Pages]].
-* [http://infokiosques.net/  French speaking Infoshops]
+* [http://infokiosques.net/ French speaking Infoshops]
-* [http://www.woodenshoebooks.com/ Wooden Shoe Books: Philadelphia Infoshop]
+* [http://www.livingroomdocumentary.org/ The Living Room documentary, a film about infoshop culture]
-* [http://www.maydaybooks.net/ Mayday Books and Infoshop: NYC's Anarchist Bookstore]
 {{wikipedia|Infoshop}}
 [[Category:Anarchism]]
 [[Category:Information]]
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