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Hayekiana workshop: the CADI Justification democratic constitutions (Wednesday, January 16, 6:00 pm)

Intro: Hayek's view on the democracy as a process by which people form opinions is used as a starting point to investigate two neglected problems in the theory of public choice and constitutional theory. From the perspective of the Austrian School of Economics, individual knowledge, entrepreneurs and policy failibila the views of minority plays an

Workshop: Foundations of the CADI of political democracy and the rule of law (Friday, December 14, 6:00 pm)

Intro: Why are there no major variations between States in terms of respect for the rule of law, a set of rules and rights political stable and enforced impartially? How can they be imposed limits against abuses of power in democracy and what the beginning and consolidation of a functional democracy?   The theory proposed

Workshop: possible CADI Viitorurile capitalism (Thursday, June 28, 6 pm)

Intro: Despite a certain dereglementari of the Western economies since the 1970s, the general trend is not towards the classical liberal model, the State continuing to play an important role as a provider of services. A considerable number of traditional social democracies of Western Europe have been turned into a substantial deregulated States, being paradigmatic

ADI workshop:-The Financial Crisis in the UK: Uncertainty, Calculation and Error-by Anthony Evans (Friday, June 22nd, 6 pm)

On Friday June 22nd, 6 pm at the Center for Institutional Analysis and Development, our special guest is Anthony Evans, Associate Professor of Economics at ESCP Europe Business School, London. His paper The Financial Crisis in the UK: Uncertainty, Calculation and Error "seeks to provide a distinctly Austrian interpretation of the financial crisis and subsequent

CADI workshop: austerity Policies in Romania, 2007-2011 (Friday 15 June 18)

Van Bobby invites us Friday June 15th, 6 p.m. at the CADI, at a talk about austerity policies in Romania between 2007 and 2011 on the basis of the text Paul Eugene Van Dao Jade chapter & about Romania (draft) of the book ' The Uses of Austerity: Spending Cuts, Stimulus and Reform in the

The Workshop June 3, ARUMUGAM Friday, 18: Competition as adverse selection

Friday, June 3, at the CADI at 6 p.m. at a workshop about the competition based on the story of Sadhu Cucerai. Intro The aim of the competition is maximizing market share, not good for consumers, and this can be seen best when product is almost as good as the rival product, but noticeably cheaper.

Workshop on Friday, CADI may 27, 18: open society

Friday, May 27th, we invite you to a discussion about the CADI opportunity and open society dezirabilitatea, starting from the text's Willmoore Kendall, "The ' Open Society ' and Its Fallacies". Intro "Nobody wants the Suppression of freedom of thought or a closed society; and no one to claim that others want something. Because the

Workshop on Friday, CADI may 20, 18: Hayek and emerging social norms

Friday, 20 may, we invite you to the CADI at 18:00 at a discussion about the theory of the evolution of social norms hayekiana. Intro "Hayekiana Theory of emergentei system of rules of conduct has attracted many reactions in the last decades and has been generally rejected as incompaibila with modern evolutionary thinking and even

Workshop on Friday May 6th, CADI, 18: Polycentricity: spontaneous order structure in complex social systems

Friday, 6 may, we invite you to the CADI at 18:00 at discussion about policentricitate based on an article from Danti Bobby Eugene and Vlad.   Introduction The complex structure of modern societies arising from the coexistence of certain multiples of decision centers, interests, and values different perspectives, which acts in a certain framework of

Workshop on Friday April 29, CADI, 18: Revolutions in the Middle East

Friday, April 29, we invite you to the CADI at 18:00 at discussion about causal mechanisms of revolutiilor in the Middle East, based on the story of Jack Goldstone that explores the connection between population growth and revolutionary transformations of political systems. Introduction: "Client Systems, of Justice and of Government can be fair or unfair,