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The New Netherland Project
www.nnp.org 
Translates and publishes the archives of the Dutch  colony of New Netherland, which became New York,  and otherwise promotes Dutch-American ties.
 
Atlantic Pacific Exchange Program
www.apep.nl
 A Dutch-American non-profit foundation head-quartered  in Rotterdam, the Netherlands and with an office in Washington, D.C. The foundation has been organizing international study programs for senior and mid-level government and business executives.

The Ledge
www.the-ledge.com   
An independent platform for literature. At the heart of the site is a series of interviews with authors, translators and critics from around the world. New interviews are added regularly. There is also a built-in, ever-expanding reading guide and a listing of international literary events.
 
Words Inhere
www.wordsinhere.com
An International Collective of Writers. Wordsinhere is the cross-section of the Dutch literary scene, where cultures, nationalities, languages, styles, & genres meet.
 
Fulbright Center
www.fulbright.nl
Information on (scholarships for) studying, research, and internships in the USA.


Upcoming lectures:
17 Sep. 2010  Bret Easton Ellis
27 Sep. 2010  Richard Russo
21 Oct. 2010  Jonathan Franzen
02 Nov. 2010  Michael Cunningham
18 Nov. 2010  Lang Lang

Richard Russo

27 September 2010
That Old Cape Magic


Where Richard Russo’s recent novels Empire Falls and Bridge of Sighs were epic in scale, his eighth book, That Old Cape Magic is smaller: a warmly comic portrait of a man in midlife crisis.

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Our Past Events VIDEOS on VPRO's weblogs


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Literature Course

Crossing Boundaries: TV, Movies and Books in the 21st Century taught in English by:
Dan Hassler-Forest of the Universiteit van Amsterdam

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Our Mission


The mission of the John Adams Institute is to provide a window onto the United States for Dutch audiences.

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