The history of our concerns traces back to 2006, when CADI organized a debate about the issue of national security with a focus on individual liberty; the context was the country’s new membership of NATO. That was the first round table on the security strategy in Romania to have an NGO as a participant. Two
With the financial support of the United Kingdom’s Embassy in Romania through the Global Opportunities Fund program, the project offered training to representatives of Public Policy Units in the ministries in 2007 and 2008, benefitting from trainers from the UK National Audit Office. The project promoted regulatory simplification of the impact evaluation process at the
With financial help from the Global Opportunities Fund – Reuniting Europe Program, administered by the British Embassy in Romania we aimed at identifying and eliminating some of the bureaucratic barriers at customs that lead to corruption. Our hypothesis is that bad laws leads to bad administration. Unlike other approaches to corruption that simply focus on
Our conviction is that much of Romania’s political, economic and administrative problems can be traced back to its constitutional flaws, its equivocations, contradictions and outright illiberal provisions reflecting the old establishment. CADI was one of the first entities to propose constitutional change to the public agenda. The successful launching of the topic in 2006 on
Greg Rehmke in Bucharest : The Three Paths to Economic Freedom (March 29, 2006) 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
The September School in Philosophy, Economics and Politics, September 20 – 25, 2016, Sibiu, Romania The Center for Institutional Analysis and Development – Eleutheria (CADI), The Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FN), The Institute for Economic Studies Europe (IES- Europe) and The Society for Individual Freedom (SoLib) are receiving applications for The September School of Economics, Politics
