• pore­klu, značenju i  teo­ri­ja­ma indi­vi­du­al­nih građanskih i eko­nom­skih prava
• vla­da­vi­ni pra­va i pra­vu na pri­vat­nu svo­ji­nu u slo­bod­nom društvu
• moć države i nje­ne granice
• teo­ri­ji pravde
• pri­ro­di libe­ral­ne demokratije
• načini­ma za jačanje civil­nog društva

 

KO MOŽE DA SE PRIJAVI? 

Stu­den­ti ili oni koji su nedav­no završili svo­je stu­di­je iz naše zemlje i celog regi­o­na i koji su zain­te­re­so­va­ni za pra­vil­no funk­ci­o­ni­sa­nje slo­bod­nog društva.  

KADA? 

Od 16–22. sep­tem­bra, 2009.

 

GDE? 

Hostel pod Voglom, Bohinj­sko jeze­ro, Slovenija

PREDAVAČI

 

SEMINAR II

 

 

 

• eko­nom­skih i poli­tičkih insti­tu­ci­ja
• nefor­mal­nih pra­vi­la, vla­da­vi­ne pra­va i eko­nom­skog razvoja
• upra­vlja­nja i korupcije
• trans­pa­rent­no­sti jav­nog sektora
• teo­ri­je jav­nog izbora
• pita­nja odno­sa mora­la i tržišta
• “cro­ny” kapitalizma
• neu­spe­le i uspe­le privatizacije

 

KO MOŽE DA SE PRIJAVI? 

Post­di­plom­ci, mla­di istraživa­ci, mlađi stručnja­ci i napred­ni stu­den­ti iz naše zemlje i celog regi­o­na koji su dobro upo­zna­ti sa prin­ci­pi­ma slo­bod­nog društva i koji žele da pro­ve­du neza­bo­rav­nu nede­lju zajed­no sa dru­gi­ma koji ima­ju inte­re­so­va­nja za slo­bo­du i za efi­ka­sno una­pređiva­nje ide­je slo­bo­de u celom regi­o­nu.  

KADA? 

Od 21–27. sep­tem­bra, 2009.

 

GDE?

Hotel Jeze­ro, Bohinj­sko jeze­ro, Slovenija

 

PREDAVAČI

Sve­to­zar Pejo­vić, Texas A&M Uni­ver­si­ty, USA

Andrei Illa­ri­o­nov, Cato Insti­tu­te, USA

Miro­slav Pro­ko­pi­je­vić, Uni­ver­si­ty of Beo­grad, Serbia

Rado Pezdir, Uni­ver­si­ty of Mari­bor, Slovenia

Mari­ja­na Bađun, Insti­tu­te of Public Finan­ce, Croatia

Janez Šušter­šič, Uni­ver­si­ty of Pri­mor­ska, Slovenia

Lju­bo Sirc, Cen­tre for Rese­arch into Post-Com­mu­nist Eco­no­mi­es, UK

Ber­nard Brščič, Uni­ver­si­ty of Lju­blja­na, Slovenia

Tanja Štum­ber­ger, Cato Insti­tu­te, USA

Phi­lip Han­son, Chat­ham Hou­se, UK

Alek­san­dar Nova­ko­vić, Kata­lak­si­ja, Serbia

John H. Moo­re, Gro­ve City Col­le­ge, USA

Bori­slav Ristić, Kata­lak­si­ja, Serbia

 

 

 

We wel­co­me you to two Liber­ty Semi­nars at Lake Bohi­nj, Slovenia.

NOTICE: The appli­ca­ti­on dea­dli­ne has been exten­ded to August 1.

 

Seminar I

Liber­ty Camp is a week-long semi­nar that acti­ve­ly explo­res the histo­ri­cal, phi­lo­sop­hi­cal and eco­no­mic foun­da­ti­ons of a free soci­e­ty thro­ugh enga­ging lec­tu­res, small gro­up discus­si­ons, movie scre­e­nings, deba­tes and pre­sen­ta­ti­ons. In an intel­lec­tu­al­ly sti­mu­la­ting envi­ron­ment, deve­lop a dee­per under­stan­ding of the chal­len­ges facing Euro­pe today. Explo­re and discuss a ran­ge of issues:

* the ori­gins, mea­ning and the­o­ri­es of indi­vi­du­al civil and eco­no­mic rights
* the rule of law and pro­per­ty rights in a free society
* government’s powers and its limitations
* the­o­ri­es of justice
* the natu­re of a libe­ral democracy
* ways of strengt­he­ning civil society

Who sho­uld apply? Col­le­ge stu­dents or recent gra­du­a­tes from the Bal­kans and Cen­tral and Eastern Euro­pe who are inter­e­sted in the pro­per wor­kings of a free society.

When? Sep­tem­ber 16–22, 2009

Whe­re? Hostel pod Voglom, Lake Bohi­nj, Slovenia

Facul­ty:

* Andrei Illa­ri­o­nov,  Cato Insti­tu­te, USA
* Miro­slav Pro­ko­pi­je­vić, Uni­ver­si­ty of Bel­gra­de, Serbia
* Rado Pezdir, Uni­ver­si­ty of  Mari­bor,  Slovenia
* Mari­ja­na Bađun, Insti­tu­te  of  Public Finan­ce,  Croatia
* Lju­bo Sirc, Cen­tre for Rese­arch into Post-Com­mu­nist Eco­no­mi­es, UK
* Ber­nard Brščič, Uni­ver­si­ty of Lju­blja­na, Slovenia
* Tanja Štum­ber­ger, Cato Insti­tu­te, USA
* Alek­san­dar Nova­ko­vić, Kata­lak­si­ja, Serbia
* Matej Kovač, Enter­pri­se Insti­tu­te, Slovenia
* Pri­mož Kocu­van, Slovenia
* Bori­slav Ristić, Kata­lak­si­ja, Serbia

Bios of Facul­ty ava­i­la­ble here.

Ten­ta­ti­ve Agen­da is ava­i­la­ble here.

 

Seminar II

Fre­e­dom and Tran­si­ti­on is a uni­que week-long semi­nar, dedi­ca­ted to the advan­ced stu­dy of liber­ty in Euro­pe­an tran­si­ti­on countries.

Deba­tes and lec­tu­res will take you beyond the basic prin­ci­ples of clas­si­cal libe­ral tho­ught, whi­le exa­mi­ning the bre­adth and depth of two deca­des of eco­no­mic and poli­ti­cal deve­lop­ments in post-soci­a­list Cen­tral and Eastern Euro­pe. Join other intel­lec­tu­al­ly curi­o­us indi­vi­du­als in applying clas­si­cal libe­ral insights into the ran­ge of tran­si­ti­on issu­es including:

* eco­no­mic and poli­ti­cal institutions
* infor­mal rules, the rule of law, and eco­no­mic growth
* gover­nan­ce and corruption
* public sec­tor transparency
* public cho­i­ce theory
* mar­kets and morality
* cro­ny capitalism
* fai­led vs. suc­cess­ful pri­va­ti­za­ti­on privatization

Who sho­uld apply? Gra­du­a­te stu­dents, juni­or scho­lars, young pro­fes­si­o­nals and advan­ced under­gra­du­a­te stu­dents from the Bal­kans and Cen­tral and Eastern Euro­pe who are well ver­sed in the prin­ci­ples of the free soci­e­ty and would like to spend an unfor­get­ta­ble week with other indi­vi­du­als who sha­re am inter­est in fre­e­dom and how to advan­ce the ide­as of liber­ty more effec­ti­ve­ly across the region.

When? Sep­tem­ber 21–27, 2009

Whe­re? Hotel Jeze­ro, Lake Bohi­nj, Slovenia

Facul­ty:

* Sve­to­zar Pejo­vić, Texas A&M Uni­ver­si­ty, USA
* Andrei Illa­ri­o­nov, Cato Insti­tu­te, USA
* Miro­slav Pro­ko­pi­je­vić, Uni­ver­si­ty of Beo­grad, Serbia
* Mari­ja­na Bađun, Insti­tu­te of Public Finan­ce, Croatia
* Rado Pezdir, Uni­ver­si­ty of Mari­bor, Slovenia
* Janez Šušter­šič, Uni­ver­si­ty of Pri­mor­ska, Slovenia
* Lju­bo Sirc, Cen­tre for Rese­arch into Post-Com­mu­nist Eco­no­mi­es, UK
* Ber­nard Brščič, Uni­ver­si­ty of Lju­blja­na, Slovenia
* Tanja Štum­ber­ger, Cato Insti­tu­te, USA
* Phi­lip Han­son, Chat­ham Hou­se, UK
* Alek­san­dar Nova­ko­vić, Kata­lak­si­ja, Serbia
* John H. Moo­re, Gro­ve City Col­le­ge, USA
* Bori­slav Ristić, Kata­lak­si­ja, Serbia

Bios of Facul­ty ava­i­la­ble here.

Ten­ta­ti­ve Agen­da is ava­i­la­ble here.