Liberty Seminars 2012 in Slovenia

Join 80 freedom lovers from all over the world to learn and discuss about freedom, markets, rights and entrepreneurship at one of available seminars, Liberty Camp or Liberty Academy. The 5th annual Liberty Seminars will take place between 27 August - 1 September, 2012 in the breathtaking scenary of Lake Bled, Slovenia.

ORGANIZERS
The Liberty Seminars are organized by the Slovenian think tank Društvo Svetilnik (Lighthouse Association).

PERFECT FOR
The Liberty Seminars are open to people of all ages and from any background. We welcome you to spend an unforgettable week with other individuals who share a passion for the ideas of liberty.

TWO SEMINARS ARE AVAILABLE

1. Liberty Camp (August 27 - September 1, 2012) 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, the participants will develop a deeper understanding of today's challenges, while exploring and discussing a range of issues, including liberal ideas in theory and practice; the origins, meaning and theories of individual civil and economic liberties; the rule of law and property rights in a free society; and government's powers and its proper limitations. This seminar is mostly attended by high school and college students.

2. Liberty Academy (August 27 - September 1, 2012) is a unique week-long seminar dedicated to the advanced study of liberty. Debates and lectures take the participants beyond the basic principles of liberal thought. During the seminar, intellectually curious individuals apply liberal insights to the range of issues, including liberal economic and political institutions, the rule of law, markets and morality, corruption and public sector transparency, and economic development. This seminar is mostly attended by graduate students, junior scholars, young professionals and advanced undergraduate students who are well versed in the principles of the free society.

NOTE:
Liberty Camp 2012 and Liberty Academy 2012 will be organized at the same time (August 27 - September 1, 2012). You may apply to only one of two seminars.

LANGUAGE

Both seminars are run entirely in English.

LOCATION

Both seminars are held at Hotel Kompas at Lake Bled in Slovenia.

APPLICATIONS

The applications will open on May 10, 2012. The deadlines: June 1, 2012 (EARLY BIRD) and July 1, 2012 (FINAL DEADLINE).

ATTENDANCE

Only the first 40 qualified applicants are invited to attend one of the two Liberty Seminars.

PARTICIPATION FEE

Participation fee for Liberty Camp or Liberty Academy is 700 euro and includes:

- entrance to all academic activities of the seminar,

- accommodation in a hotel**** during the seminar,

- all meals during the seminar,

- field trips during the seminar,

- outdoor activities (canoeing, camp-fires, etc.),

- books, academic journals, CDs and other material and

- T-shirt of the Liberty Seminars

SCHOLARSHIPS

Due to the generous support of our private donors wishing to encourage a better grasp of the ideas of liberty, participants are eligible to receive a scholarship to attend the Liberty Seminars. Application for the scholarship should be submitted along with the application to the seminar. We offer two types of sholarships:

- general scholarship of 500 euro (all participants are eligible)

- special scholarship of 700 euro (only those participants are eligible that are alumnus of The Fund for American Studies, Polish-American Leadership Academy or University of Donja Gorica)

TRAVEL GRANTS

Participants are responsible for their travel costs to/from the seminar. We do not offer travel grants.

Read more and apply

IES Seminars: Europe & Liberty - Germany 2012

Interested in exploring the ideas of liberty? Learn about classical liberalism with distinguished faculty? Apply now and join us at the Theodor-Heuss-Akademie in Gummersbach, Germany between July 29 and August 04, 2012 for a weeklong of intellectual challenges, intercultural exchanges and lots of laid-back fun, all in the spirit of liberty. This week is entirely free for the students. Through the generosity of our partners, IES-Europe is able to offer the seminars for free. Lectures, housing, meals are provided by the IES-Europe. Participants only pay for their own travel.

The seminars offer interdisciplinary introduction to the tradition of classical liberal thought scholarship. Subjects covered include economics, history, moral, political philosophy and law. The main aim is to approach these fields from a liberal point of view. The seminars are a unique opportunity to boost your understanding of the classical liberal principles of individual rights, private property, and free markets and their applications to today's issues.

Thousands of students have already been involved with the Institute's programs. The participants are junior, senior, or graduate students and recent graduates but they are also young scholars or entrepreneurs. They usually describe it as a week which had a tremendous impact in their intellectual life and which has proved helpful for careers in academia, law, journalism, and other idea-oriented fields. It is also a great experience from a personal point of view, since for a week, students and faculty members, coming from everywhere in the world, get to live together, to speak and to debate. They get to learn from each other and are in contact with different cultures, education and ways of life.

A traditional Europe and Liberty seminar lasts 6 days from. The day is divided into 3 sessions of lecture, discussion groups and discussions with the speaker. Every session lasts 2 hours and is followed by a coffee break, lunch or dinner. The week is an intensive week of lectures and discussions. After each lecture the participants break into small groups to probe and debate ideas they have just heard. A highlight of the seminar are the evening discussion groups; guided by faculty members, participants continue their exploration of the day's themes. During the week, participants will have to interact constantly with each other and with the faculty members who not only lecture but join the participants for meals and evening discussion groups and socializing.

Application deadline: May 10, 2012

Read more and apply: http://ies-europe.org/viewLiberalism.php?menu_id=107&article_id=304

Contact person:  youcef.maouchi@ies-europe.org

Mises Seminar 2012 - Ninth Edition

IES-Europe encourages you to contribute a paper to the 2012 Mises Seminar, to be held in Sestri Levante (Italy), October 13th-14th. The general theme discussed will be: "Failure: Why We Need It".

The conference will feature original contributions on the themes of failure and bankruptcy—either in the business and governmental arena—and how it is a necessary and ultimately beneficial feature of a free market and a free society. The topic can be investigated from the perspective of economics, history, sociology, legal theory, political philosophy, economic history.

Authors are invited to submit an outline of the paper, of about 500 words, in English, to Dr. Carlo Lottieri (carlo.lottieri@brunoleoni.it) not later than April 30, 2012. The candidate is also required to attach aprevious paper on a different topic and a CV.

IBL will then select the best submissions and inform the candidates accordingly by May 31. Conference papers (max. lenght 40,000 characters, in English) are to be submitted to IBL by September 1st, 2012.

All travel and boarding expenses of the selected authors will be paid for by Istituto Bruno Leoni.

Information concerning the presentation of papers, registration fees, accommodation and other logistic aspects will be provided later on IBL web-site: http://www.brunoleoni.it/nextpage.aspx?codice=0000002173&level1=2167

Please address all queries to mises@brunoleoni.it

  

Lessons of Liberty International Summer Camp in Bakuriani

The Lessons of Liberty International Summer Camp will take place on 15-21 August, 2011 in Bakuriani, Georgia. Topic of this year summer camp: Role of Entrepreneur in the Society.
 

Issues that will be covered:
- Planning a Strategy
- Business organization forms and Business Structures
- Organizational structures in business companies
- Leadership versus Management
- Risk/uncertainty assessment in the project
- Motivation and human resources in business
- Monitoring and controlling of business activities
- Budgeting of business activities
- Role of entrepreneur in Business process.
- Prognosis, inquiries and planning – trust or not.
- International standards.
- International economic agreements and its business influence.
- Marketing and innovation.
- Roles of COO and CFO

Venue: Bakuriani resort, hotel Trialeti.
Language: English

Conditions for participation:
- Candidate must sent CV and motivation letter to email: camp@nesgeorgia.org
- Participation fee: 150 Lari
- Deadline: July 30, 2011.
- Selected Participants from Georgia will be announced at: August 8
- Selected participants from other countries will be announced at: August 1
 

Organizers:
- New Economic School - Georgia

Supporters:
- International Society for Individual Liberty (USA)
- Kennards Self Storage (Australia)
- Friedrich Neumann Foundation (Germany)
- Liberty Bank (Georgia)
- Castel Sakartvelo (Georgia)
- Sairme (Georgia)
- Aversi Pharma (Georgia)

Confirmed lecturers:
1. Andy Eyschen, ISIL, USA
2. Kevin Bjornson, ISIL, USA
3. Frederik Cyrus Röder, Germany
4. Paata Sheshelidze, President, NES-G
5. Gia Jandieri, Vice-President, NES-G
6. Akaki Tsomaia, Associate Professor, Ilia University & member of the board NESG
7. Avigdor Jardeni, Senior Fellow, NES-G
8. George Chikovani, Project Coordinator, NES-G
9. George Chkhikvadze, research fellow, manager, NES-G

Contacts 

Phone: +995 322 990 046; Fax +995 322 204 321
Cell: +995 593 280 433 George Chkhikvadze, Summer Camp Director
Cell: +995 593 434 272 Giorgi Chikovani, coordinator

Liberty Seminars 2011

This fall the Lighthouse Association will organize the 4th edition of Liberty Seminars, held on September 13-26, 2011 at Lake Bohinj, Slovenia.

1) Liberty Camp 2011 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 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 who are interested in understanding foundational principles of a free society.

When?

September 13-19, 2011

Where?

Hotel Jezero, Lake Bohinj, Slovenia

2) Freedom and Transition 2011 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

• Markets and morality

• Crony capitalism

• Failed vs. successful privatization

Who should apply?

Graduate students, junior scholars, young professionals and advanced undergraduate students who are well versed in the principles of the free society and would like to spend an unforgettable week with other individuals who share similar interests in freedom and how to advance the ideas of liberty effectively in the region.

When?

September 20-26, 2011

Where?

Hotel Jezero, Lake Bohinj, Slovenia

Additional Information

Participation fee for either seminar is only 200 euro, which is due to the generous support of our private donors wishing to encourage a better grasp of the ideas of liberty enables us to offer the Liberty Seminars at significantly discounted cost to the participants (please note that the cost of attending the seminar is 600 euro per participant). This means that each applicant that is accepted to the seminar automatically receives a scholarship that reduces his or her fee to 200 euro. The participation fee of 200 euro guarantees participant’s entree to all activities of the academic program of the seminar, accommodation and meals at Hotel Jezero, field trips to Castle Bled and Waterfall Savica, outdoor activities (canoeing, camp-fires, etc.), books, CDs and other material.

Participants are responsible for their travel costs to/from the seminar. We do not offer travel grants.

Only the first 40 qualified applicants will be invited to attend each seminar.

APPLICATION FORM: http://www.liberty-seminars.com/application.html

Deadline: July 1, 2011

We welcome you to join us for these interesting seminars.

IES Liberty Summer Seminars 2011

Interested in exploring the ideas of Liberty? Spending a week of great experiences, intercultural exchanges, discussing and thinking about freedom? Learning from top professors and making new friends from all over the world ?

IES Europe offers you an opportunity to learn about classical liberal ideas and explore them with insights from our faculty into the study of history, economics and philosphy! IES Europe offers an interdisciplinary introduction to the tradition of classical liberal thought. Subjects covered include economics, history, moral and political philosophy, law, jurisprudence. The main aim is to approach these fields from a liberal point of view. The seminars are a unique opportunity to boost your understanding of the classical liberal principles of individual rights, private property, and free markets and their applications to today's issues.

Choose between Germany and Bulgaria, join us this summer and deepen your understanding of ideas that allow humans to flourish and prosper. Participation is free! Apply now to enjoy next summer with us!

• Gummersbach, Germany (July 31- August 06, 2011)
• Beklemeto, Bulgaria (August 15 - August 21,2001)

Why participating in a Europe and Liberty seminar?

The seminars offer interdisciplinary introduction to the tradition of classical liberal thought scholarship. Subjects covered include economics, history, moral and political philosophy, law, jurisprudence.

The main aim is to approach these fields from a liberal point of view. The seminars are a unique opportunity to boost your understanding of the classical liberal principles of individual rights, private property, and free markets and their applications to today's issues.

Who are the Europe and Liberty seminars participants?

Hundreds of students have already been involved with the Institute's programs. The participants are junior, senior, or graduate students and recent graduates but they are also young scholars or entrepreneurs. They usually describe it as a week which had a tremendous impact in their intellectual life and which has proved helpful for careers in academia, law, journalism, and other idea-oriented fields. It is also a great experience from a personal point of view, since for a week, students and faculty members, coming from everywhere in the world, get to live together, to speak and to debate. They get to learn from each other and are in contact with different cultures, education and ways of life.

What happens during a Europe and Liberty program?

A traditional Europe and Liberty seminar lasts 6 days from. The day is divided into 3 sessions of lecture, discussion groups and discussions with the speaker. Every session lasts 2 hours and is followed by a coffee break, lunch or dinner. The week is an intensive week of lectures and discussions. After each lecture the participants break into small groups to probe and debate ideas they have just heard. A highlight of the seminar are the evening discussion groups; guided by faculty members, participants continue their exploration of the day's themes. During the week, participants will have to interact constantly with each other and with the faculty members who not only lecture but join the participants for meals and evening discussion groups and socializing.

How can you participate in a Europe and Liberty Seminar?

The Institute has to make a selection among the great number of application forms it receives every year. The deadline for application is May 10. The Europe and Liberty selection committee members then meet and choose the candidates from the applications received.

How to apply?

You can apply by using "My IES" but must read the information about the application procedure first please read carefully!

Application deadline : May 10, 2011

More information on: http://ies-europe.org/

Liberty Camp: Sulejów, Poland, September 2010

Language of Liberty Institute and the Polish-American Foundation for Economic Research and Education invite you to apply for the Liberty Camp in Poland. The camp will take place on September, 13-19, 2010 at a lovely riverside resort campground by the village of Sulejów in central Poland, between Warsaw and Kraków. This is a joint venture between the Language of Liberty Institute (LLI) and the Polish-American Foundation for Economic Research and Education (PAFERE).

At the camp, 30-40 young people will gather to participate in lectures and discussions about classical liberal philosophy, economics, and entrepreneurship, along with debates, workshops, and videos. In the workshops, students will practice starting a business, writing plans, and giving presentations. The entire program is conducted in English.

There are still several places open, and we would like to have some students from outside Poland. Students should be typically 20-25 years old, but we welcome people of all ages.

The participation fee is 150 Euro, which covers 6 nights accommodation (shared  room) plus all food and study materials. If you register by August 18, you will get a discounted price of 135 Euro.

For more details about the location and program, and to register, please visit the websites:

www.languageofliberty.org

www.paferecamp.koliber.org/en.php?lang=en

For questions, feel free to contact

Konrad Rajca, PAFERE

k.rajca@pafere.org

Glenn Cripe, Executive Director, LLI

glennc@languageofliberty.org

Liberty Autumn Seminars 2010 in Slovenia

This fall, Libertarni klub from Slovenia will third year in a row organize two week-long Liberty Seminars. Join us for six days of learning, networking and socializing - all held at Lake Bohinj, Slovenia (about an hour and a half drive from Ljubljana). The Liberty Seminars are open to people of all ages, and from any background. Many participants will consider themselves classical liberals or libertarians, but it is by no means a requirement. Anyone with an interest in the ideas of liberty is invited to take part.

1st Seminar: Liberty Camp 2010 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 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?
Graduate students, students enrolled in accredited online schools, junior scholars, young professionals and recent graduates who are interested in understanding foundational principles of a free society. 

When?
September 14-20, 2010 

Where?
Hostel pod Voglom, Lake Bohinj, Slovenia  

2nd Seminar: Freedom and Transition 2010 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

Who should apply?
Graduate students, junior scholars, young professionals and advanced undergraduate students who are well versed in the principles of the free society and would like to spend an unforgettable week with other individuals who share similar interests in freedom and how to advance the ideas of liberty effectively in the region. 

When?
September 22-27, 2010 

Where?
Hotel Jezero, Lake Bohinj, Slovenia  

Faculty of both seminars:
    * Bernard Brščič, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia,
    * Andrei Illarionov, Cato Institute, USA,
    * Rado Pezdir, University of Maribor, Slovenia,
    * Ivica Urban, Institute of Public Finance, Croatia
    * Ljubo Sirc, Centre for Research into Post-Communist Economies, UK,
    * Tanja Štumberger, Cato Institute, USA,
    * Tomek Mickiewicz, University College London, UK,
    * Matej Kovač, Enterprise Institute, Slovenia,
    * Ben Stafford, Foundation for Economic Education, USA,
    * Primož Kocuvan, Libertarni klub, Slovenia
    * Ružica Šimić University of Zagreb, Croatia
    * David Greenwald, II. gimnazija Maribor, Slovenia,
    * and many more.

Costs information
The generous support of private contributors hoping to encourage a better understanding of liberty in the region enables us to offer these two seminars at significantly reduced costs. As a result, the participation fee of a program with accommodation, meals, field trip to Castle Bled and Waterfall Savica, outdoor activities (canoeing, mountain biking, camp-fires, etc.), books and other material is only 150 euros (Liberty Camp) and 200 euros (Freedom and Transition). Accepted applicants will be asked to pay 50% of the participation fee by August 1, the rest of it on the first day of the seminar. 

Participants are responsible for their travel costs to/from the seminar. 

Only the first 40 qualified applicants will be able to attend each seminar.

Both seminars will be run in English.  

More at: http://www.liberty-seminars.net

Deadline: July 1, 2010 

Contact:
Tanja Stumberger
Executive Director, The Liberty Seminar
tstumberger@cato.org

IES Liberty Summer Seminars 2010

In close partnership with Atlas Global Initiative for Free Trade, Peace and Prosperity, Institute of Economic Studies - Europe is back again this year to offer you an opportunity to learn about classical liberal ideas, and explore them with insights from our faculty into the study of history, economics and philosphy. Join us this summer and benefit from intercultural and intellectual exchanges! Spend a week of great experiences, intercultural exchanges, discussing and thinking about freedom, learning from top professors and make new friends from all over the world.

This year IES Europe is offering three seminars:

• Gummersbach, Germany

July 11-17, 2010 (English speaking seminar)

• Marrakech, Morocco

August 01-07, 2010 (French speaking seminar)

• Bakuriani, Georgia

May 17-22, 2010 (English speaking seminar)

The seminars offer interdisciplinary introduction to the tradition of classical liberal thought scholarship. Subjects covered include economics, history, moral and political philosophy, law, jurisprudence.The main aim is to approach these fields from a liberal point of view. The seminars are a unique opportunity to boost your understanding of the classical liberal principles of individual rights, private property, and free markets and their applications to today's issues.

Hundreds of students have already been involved with the Institute's programs. The participants are junior, senior, or graduate students and recent graduates but they are also young scholars or entrepreneurs. They usually describe it as a week which had a tremendous impact in their intellectual life and which has proved helpful for careers in academia, law, journalism, and other idea-oriented fields. It is also a great experience from a personal point of view, since for a week, students and faculty members, coming from everywhere in the world, get to live together, to speak and to debate. They get to learn from each other and are in contact with different cultures, education and ways of life.

A traditional Europe and Liberty seminar lasts 6 days from. The day is divided into 3 sessions of lecture, discussion groups and discussions with the speaker. Every session lasts 2 hours and is followed by a coffee break, lunch or dinner. The week is an intensive week of lectures and discussions. After each lecture the participants break into small groups to probe and debate ideas they have just heard. A highlight of the seminar are the evening discussion groups; guided by faculty members, participants continue their exploration of the day's themes. During the week, participants will have to interact constantly with each other and with the faculty members who not only lecture but join the participants for meals and evening discussion groups and socializing.

There is no participation fee. IES covers all costs, including accomodation and board. Travel expenses have to be borne by the participants.

In order to apply, fill in the online application form at: http://www.ies-europe.org/index.php.

NB: In order to apply for the seminar in Georgia please send an email to : youcef.maouchi@ies-europe.org.

The deadline for application is April 30.

IHS Summer Seminars 2010

Institute for Humane Studies at George Mason University (USA) invites applications for its summer liberty seminars, which will be held in various USA universities in summer 2010. The seminars are open to undergraduate and graduate students and recent graduates. 

Participation is free! Accepted applicants receive full scholarships worth approximately $1,500, covering tuition, books, and room and board on a college campus. Scholarships are made possible through the generous support of IHS contributors. Participants only pay for their own travel costs.

IHS Summer Seminars provide an opportunity to learn about classical liberal ideas, such as individual rights and free markets, and apply these ideas to topics in history, economics, philosophy and many other disciplines. Students can choose from 11 weeklong, interdisciplinary seminars that vary according to topic complexity, career path, and academic interest.

Depending on the seminar, you might learn about topics such as natural rights, public choice, or spontaneous order. Lectures will touch on policies that maximize individual autonomy and minimize government compulsion. Professors will explain how government regulations can produce unintended consequences and how classical liberal ideas can peacefully address many chronic policy issues – from healthcare to pollution to immigration to banking. 

This summer, IHS will offer 11 summer seminars on a myriad of topics. The seminars take place on beautiful college campuses throughout the United States. Eight of the seminars examine the ideas of liberty in the context of one or more general subject areas, such as globalization or the economy. For students and recent graduates interested in pairing their interest in liberty with their career paths, we offer seminars that apply classical liberal ideas to academia, journalism, or public policy. 

  

Below is the list of seminar topics: 

Careers in Liberty 

- Journalism & the Free Society Get career advice from experienced journalists, learn political and economic tools of analysis, and explore how libertarian principles apply to  journalism. For students of any major interested in a journalism career. June 5–11 - Philadelphia, PA – Bryn Mawr College

- Liberty & Leviathan: Policy from the Libertarian Perspective
Learn how the libertarian tradition can be applied to particular policy issues and receive career advice from successful policy scholars and professionals. For undergraduates and recent graduates pursuing careers in public policy. July 10–16 - Trinity University, Washington, DC

- Scholarship & a Free Society Interdisciplinary research workshop for graduate students interested in the classical liberal perspective and how leading academics are applying it to their work. June 12–18, 2010 - Bryn Mawr College (Philadelphia, PA)

Topics in Liberty 

- Exploring Liberty A rich exploration of the historical, economic, and philosophical foundations of a free society and the application of those ideas to contemporary issues. Ideal for undergraduates interested in an introduction to politics and classical liberal ideas. June 19–25 - Yale University, New Haven, CT

- Liberty in Education Learn how the ideas of liberty can influence K–12 education. A seminar for students and recent graduates of all majors interested in education theory, history, or practice. July 30–Aug 1 - Loyola University, Chicago, IL 

- Liberty & Society An intense, interdisciplinary exploration of classical liberal and libertarian thought for undergraduates, recent graduates, and early graduate students familiar with the libertarian perspective. May 29–June 4 - Wake Forest University, Winston–Salem, NC; June 19–25 - Chapman University, Orange County, CA

- Liberty & Current Issues Learn new approaches and alternative solutions to social and economic policy problems using classical liberal principles. For students and young professionals interested in policy and political science. May 29–June 4 - George Mason University, Washington, DC

- Morality, Capitalism & Freedom For students and recent graduates interested in exploring the past, present, and future of the free market system. July 24–30 - Wake Forest University, Winston–Salem, NC

- Poverty & Prosperity For undergraduates interested in discussing globalization and the challenges of sustainable development from the libertarian perspective. July 31–Aug 6 - Bryn Mawr College (outside Philadelphia, PA)

- The Tradition of Liberty: Advanced Studies Think critically and intensely about the challenges and tensions in the classical liberal perspective. For students and recent graduates with a deep understanding of classical liberal thought. July 17–23 - Bryn Mawr College (outside Philadelphia, PA)

Application deadline for all seminars: March 31, 2010. To apply, you will need to fill in an online application form on the website and write several essays. 

Website: http://www.theihs.org/ContentDetails.aspx?id=1035