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For a year’s subscription (10 issues) to Share International magazine, contact the office for your region as follows:

North/Central/South America, Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines

Share International
PO Box 19556
Boulder, CO 80308
USA

Yearly subscription: US$38.00

Payment instructions (including payment by credit card)

France

Share France
BP 242
42014 SAINT-ETIENNE CEDEX 2
FRANCE

Yearly subscription: €45.00

By cheque, drawn on a French bank, payable to Share France

United Kingdom

Share International
PO Box 3677
London NW5 1RU
UK

Yearly subscription: £36.00

By cheque, drawn on a UK bank, payable to Share International UK

The rest of the world

Share International
PO Box 41877
1009 DB Amsterdam
Holland

Yearly subscription: €45.00

1. By electronic banking (no extra charges within the Single Euro Payments Area [SEPA])

2. By international transfer via a bank or post office: use Eurogiro/worldgiro, indicate "Shared costs", and add €3.50 to cover bank charges

3. By personal cheque payable to Share International — please add €23 to cover bank charges

Sorry, no credit cards!

NB: When paying by electronic banking or international transfer, please use the following account details:
IBAN: NL71 INGB 0001 4108 68
BIC: INGBNL2A
ING Bank NV, Amsterdam
Account number: 1410868
Share International Foundation, Amsterdam

Share International magazine
Latest edition highlights:
March 2023
  • The Master —: Sharing for peace
  • Robert C.Hinkley: Good news! We can bend the corporations to our will
  • Alexander Douwes Dekker: Synthesis and Brotherhood — An esoteric approach to history and psychology (Part Two)
  • Cher Gilmore: US environmental progress and challenges
  • Océane Blavot, Rodolfo Bejarano and Mae Buenaventura: Down with Public-Private partnerships — up with a future that is public
  • Jeane Manning: Rachel Carson inspires today‘s frontier science researchers
  • Jason Francis: “Pulling back the veil on shared death experiences” (Part Two) — Interview with William Peters
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