In Anarchy, State, Utopia Nozick asserts 3 ideas: (1) Through an invisible-hand process, social order inevitably evolves from the state of nature to the minimal state. (2) This process and the minimal state are not illegitimate. (3) Any state that is more than minimal is illegitimate. The road from the state of nature to the
March 29, 6.30 PM: Gregory Rehmke holds the conference The Three Paths to Economic Freedom: Trade, Investment and Migration at the Opera Centre II – 2 Dr. Staicovici st, 2nd floor, Eleutheria Foundation, at 6.30 PM. Free entrance. Greg Rehmke is a programme director at Economic Thinking. Throughout his activity ge gas created educational programmes
In 2013, CADI hosted the “To save money or to not save money? Can the austerity measures alone save the Europe?” conference, together with Center for European Studies Bucharest and Austrian Economics Center Vienna. The conference has raised the problem of austerity and regulation in Europe, debating the efficiency of the interventionist measures. The event
Center for Institutional Analysis and Development Eleutheria (CADI-Eleutheria) and its partners are organizing the training with the topic: How to establish and develop a pro-liberty organization in your city?, that takes place on Friday, 17th May 2013, at The HUB center, 2nd Floor, 5 Halelor Street (Piața Unirii), Bucharest, between 900 and 1630, in English.
The “The Failure of The Welfare State. Market Solutions to the Economic Crisis.” Conference from 2010, organized in partnership with Konrad Adenauer Foundation, has replaced into discussion the ideal of welfare during the crisis, arguing against the welfare state model’ lack of sustainability. Special guests were: Tom Palmer, vice-president for international programs at the Atlas
In partnership with Konrad Adenauer Foundation, in 2009, it was organized the Conference on The Financial Crisis Mechanisms with Mr Lucian Croitoru, Mr Ionuț Popescu, ex-Finance Minister, Mr Dan Suciu, Mr Nicolaie Alexandru Chideșciuc, chief-economist at ING Bank, and Mr Valentin Cojanu, ASE professor and editor at Journal of Philosophical Economies, and they worked for publishing,
Institute for Popular Studies (ISP) and Center for Institutional Analysis and Development (CADI) invite you Wednesday, 28th January, at Intercontinental Hotel, Ronda Room, starting with 1300, at the “A Constitution for Citizens” debate. During the debate, the following issues will be discussed: current constitutional text gaps; proposals for fixing these gaps; practical steps for changing
“Culture, politics and mass-media: Campaign against the intellectuals in Romanian public life” Monday, 24th November 2008 at Intercontinental Hotel, Ronda Room at 1330. We are all familiar with the Tismaneanu, Liiceanu and Patapievici cases, situations in which personalities of the Romanian clerisy were faced with some professional defamation and calumniation by some mass-media campaigns. These
CADI and the Institute for Popular Studies (ISP) have organized the debate called Religion and Politics, Wednesday, 18th June at 1130, Howard Johnson Hotel, Platinum Room. During the debate, the following issues were discussed: Christian democracy strengthening in the current political context; The relation between the political thinking and religious thinking from three perspectives: of
Audio recording of Art-Cultura show aired on Radio France International, February 15, 5 p.m. o’clock. Moderator: Dan Parvu Guests: Mihai Neamtu, Bogdan Enache Debate on Adrian Miroiu’s research: „Reforma Invatamantului Superior: „Finantarea Invatamantului Superior In Romania. Evaluare Si Propunere De Politici 2006” (.Pdf)
