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“Media: Regulation and Liberty”
Report about the conference organized by “Brussels Network”. Time and Venue: 14th of April, 2010 at European Parliament, Brussels. Speaker: Marietje Schaake, MEP
Lunch Debate: Presentation of the book “After the meltdown. The Future of Capitalism and Globalization in The Age of the Twin Crises” by Marc de Vos
Time and Venue: April 28th 2010 at Club Universitaire, Brussels. Speaker: Marc de Vos, Author
Libertarians in Brussels with Marta Andreasen
Report about the conference organized by Mises Youth Club. Time and Venue: 29th of April, 2010 at “Il Cavallino” restaurant, Brussels. Speaker: Marta Andreasen, MEP
“Human Security in the Arab World: Defining a role for Europe”
Report on the conference organized by “Friends of Europe”. Time & Venue: March 9, 2010 – Bibliotèque Solvay, Brussels Speakers: Amat Al Alim Alsoswa, Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations DevelopmentProgramme (UNDP) and Director of its Regional Bureau for Arab States, Former Yemeni Minister for Human Rights Tomás Duplá del Moral, European Commission’s Director for Middle East and SouthMediterranean at the Directorate General for External Relations Malcolm Smart, Director for Middle East and North Africa at Amnesty International, International Secretariat, United Kingdom Moderator: Giles Merritt, Secretary General of “Friends of Europe” Gie Goris, Editor-in-Chief of “MO*”
"Islam and Liberty"
Report on the debate organized by the “Mises Youth Club” Time & Venue: March 17, 2010 - Le Faubourg, Bruxelles Speaker: Dr. Syed Kamall, MEP
“The AIFM Directive: striking the right balance between Protection and growth?”
Report on the conference hosted by “Open Europe” Time & Venue:March, 22, 2010 - Rue du Trône 113-115, Brussels Speakers: Gunnar Hökmark, MEP for Sweden Uwe Eiteljorge, DG Internal Market, Asset Management Unit of the European Commission Karel Lannoo, CEO of the Centre for European Policy Studies Mats Persson, Director of Open Europe |
Ludwig Von Mises, one of the most prominent economists of the 20th century, was born in Lvov (The Ukraine). While studying in Vienna, he came to appreciate and defend the principles of classical Liberalism. In 1911, he published his path-breaking book Theory of Money and Credit.
An opponent of the totalitarian developments between the two World Wars, he fled to Geneva and later to the U.S.A.(1940). There he continued to write his enormous oeuvre against the rising tide of Socialism and Keynesianism. His work was dominated by two themes: The first was the essential role of money for the social efficiency of the market system. The second was the free society. He was a prolific writer and his most important works are: Theory of money and credit, Human Action, Liberalism, Bureaucracy; The Anti- Capitalist Mentality.
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