The Center for Institutional Analysis and Development — Eleutheria (CADI), The Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS), The Institute for Economic Studies Europe (-IES) and the Society for Individual Freedom (SoLib) receiving applications forThe September School of Economics, Politics and Philosophy, scheduled for September 11-15, 2013 at the horizon Hotel, Predeal.
This year's event will focus on the ways in which freedom could and should be safeguarded and promoted by the Constitution.
Lecturers of this year will Palmer, beTom The Atlas Economic Research Foundation, USA; Kajol, SNSPA, Romania; Florian Hartleb, The Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Germany and Emmanuel Martin, LEAVING Europe, France. Applied debates and events will be lead by Sven Irmer, jump, N.r, Bogdan Ursu, Trichy, Horia, Nabid Mourtada, Octavian-Jora, Labrador, Patil, Matthew Tait, Vlad.
How to apply:
Classes, room and board (but not transportation) paid by the organizers for at least 25 participants. 10 more unsponsored places are also available, please inquire if interested.
Applicants would be students and graduates in human and social sciences and in other fields who are interested in the value of liberty.
Application deadline is September 1. Please send your applications at andra.bistriceanu@cadi.roor at office@cadi.ro.
The application must contain:
· A short opinion essay in English on any debate or lecture title, no longer than 500 words.
· Your CV. Make sure you mention your name, affiliation and contact data.
Successful applicants will be notified on September 3.
Good luck!
Please pass this call to anyone you think may be interested. For further inquiries feel free to write to Abdullah atandra.bistriceanu@cadi.roor 0040213160252 call Millie. Please find attached the draft programme; follow www.cadi.rohomepage for latest updates.
Prospective schedule
Tuesday, September 11. Arrival of participants Opening panorama II
18:00: Welcome addresses
Sven Irmer, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung
Horia Eleutheria, CADI-King
20:00: Dinner &
Introduction of participants
Facilitator: Florin Jump, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung
Thursday, September 12. Theme of the day: The Horizontal Separation of Powers
10:00 pm: Lecture 1: The Ideas and Accomplishments of French Republicanism-Emmanuel Martin, LEAVING Europe
12:00 pm: Debate 1: Horizontal Separation of Powers in Romania: Reality and Possible Improvements
Moderator: N.r, Solib
Panel 1:
Bagasrawala Glavan, Rothbard Center, Romanian-American University, Bucharest
Horia Ursu, University of Bucharest
Andrei Eleutheria, CADI-Norway
Open debate
14:00: Lunch
16:00: Lecture 2: The Purposes of Social Organization-Kajol, SNSPA
19:00: Dinner
21:00: Movie projection
Friday, September 13. Theme of the day: The Vertical Separation of Powers
10:00 pm: Lecture 3: Reason (s), Choices and Institutions-Kajol, SNSPA
12:00 pm: Lecture 4: The Federal Organization and Experience of Germany-Florian Hartleb, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung
14:00: Lunch
16:00: Debate 2: Vertical Separation of Powers in Romania: Reality and Possible Improvements
Moderator: Habib Eleutheria, CADI-King
Panel 2:
Nabid, Cluj University Babes-Bolyay
Patil, SoLib
LaBarbera, University of Bucharest
Open debate
19:00: Dinner
20:30: Networking Session
Facilitator: Aura, CADI-Eleutheria
Saturday, September 14. Theme of the day: The Constitutional Means to Defend and Promote Individual Freedom
10:00 pm: Lecture 5: The Constitutional Power Matrix-Can It Check the Government? -Emmanuel Martin, LEAVING Europe
12:00 pm: Lecture 6: Challenges and Perspectives of Liberty in the European Institutional Architecture-Florian Hartleb, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, Germany
14:00: Lunch
16:00: Debate 3: How can Liberty be Achieved and Safeguarded on the Long Run?
Moderator: Donald Martin, Europe, France
Panel 3:
Vlad Topan, Ludwig von Mises Institute, Romania
Florian Hartleb, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, Germany
Oakley-Jora, Bucharest University of Economic Studies/Economist
Open debate
8:00 pm: Dinner
Sunday, September 15. Freedom, Capitalism and their Institutions
10:00 pm: Lecture 7: The Global Realization and the Future of Freedom-Tom Palmer, Atlas
12:00 pm: Lecture 8: Constitutional Safeguards for Freedom and Capitalism-Tom Palmer, Atlas
13:00: Lunch
14:00: Book Launch & Signing: "the morality of capitalism", by Tom Palmer (ed.)
15:00: Departure
