Schedule
| Friday, April 26 | (open to public) |
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| 2:30—3:15 pm | Registration (Jungmannova 17, Prague 1) |
| 3:15—3:30 pm | Opening by Josef Šíma (CEVRO Institute) |
| 3:30—4:30 pm |
Franz Cuhel Memorial Lecture Randall Holcombe (Florida State University): Political Capitalism |
| 4:30—4:45 pm | PPE/Kolev Award Ceremony |
| 4:45—5:45 pm |
Friedrich von Wieser Memorial Lecture David Emanuel Andersson (RMIT University Vietnam): In Defense of Knightian Entrepreneurship Theory |
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5:45—6:00 pm |
Concluding Remarks |
| 6:30—10:00 pm | Welcome Dinner (for participants with "full fee package" |
| Saturday, April 27 | (For registered participants only) |
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| 9:00—10:30 am |
Sessions I A: Anarchism, Minarchism |
| 11:00—12:30 pm |
Sessions II A: F. A. Hayek, Spontanneous Order and Socialism |
| 2:00—3:30 pm |
Sessions III A: Austrian School |
| 4:00—5:30 pm |
Sessions IV A: History of Ideas |
List of Sessions
History of Ideas
Marcin Chmielowski (ASBiRO Academy): The relation between science and ideology in the thought of the main representatives of the Cracow School of Economics
Lucas Freire (Mackenzie Center for Economic Freedom): Anti-Rationalist Liberalism and Dutch Anti-Revolutionary Political Thought
Austrian School
Gloria Zúñiga y Postigo (Ashford University): Two Kinds of Economics: An Examination of the Theory and Politics in Austrian Economics
Roderick Long (Auburn University): Austro-Libertarian Themes in Three Prague Authors: Čapek, Kafka, and Hašek
Pavel Usanov (Hayek Institute, Saint-Petersburg): Murray Rothbard as a historian of Economic Thought
F. A. Hayek, Spontanneous Order and Socialism
Tomas Kristofory (Erasmus University Rotterdam): The Aim and the Point of Hayek's The Fatal Conceit
Piotr Szafruga (Jagiellonian University): Spontaneous Order and Political Science
Eduard Braun (Clausthal University of Technology): Is socialism an individualistic ideology?
Anarchism, Minarchism
Marino Varricchio (CEVRO Institute): Of pirates and vikings: Mancur Olson, (small) organized groups, and the economics of anarchy
Emy Sri Reskiyah (Jagiellonian University): The Contest within Libertarianism: Between Anarcho-capitalism and Minarchism
Bartosz Gradecki (King's College London): Nozick's Failure as the Ultimate Defeat of Minarchism
Economic Development
Ana Azevedo (Universidade Católica Portuguesa): "Threats and opportunities of significant unbalance between maritime and land dimensions of small countries"
Linda Glawe (University of Hagen): The Role of Institutional Quality and Human Capital for Economic Growth Across Chinese Provinces - A Dynamic Panel Data Approach
Atharv Desai (University of Nottingham): The Political Economy of Indian Agriculture and the contribution of Shard Joshi's Shetkari Sanghatna
Economic Policies
Arkadiusz Sieroń (University of Wrocław): Should we be Afraid of Zombioes? Monetary Policy and Resource Allocaiton
Petr Špecián (Charles University): Internalities and the Anti-Psychological State
Youliy Ninov: An Alternative view on Saving and Investment from an Austrian economics perspective
Law-and-Economics
Josef Montag (Charles University): Does homeownership hinder labor market activity? Evidence from housing privatization and restitution in Brno
Karsten Mause (University of Muenster): Delegation and Democratic Control: Can Independent Regulatory Agencies become too independent?
Dušan Tříska (CEVRO Institute): Graphical and Analytical Representaiton of a Contract - lessons taken from economics
Special Interests and Social Norms
Ad van Riet (UNU-CRIS): Monetary Policy and Unnatural low Interest Rates: Secular Stagnation or Financial Repression
Jan Broulík (Charles University): Cultural Capture of Competition Policy by Business Interest
Marek Hudík (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University): Endogenous Instability of Social Norms
Money&Finance
Christopher Hartwell (Bournemouth University): Financialization: Right Problem, Wrong Culprit
Jordan Moore (Rowan University): Optimal Investment Management for Prospect Theory Investors
Dominik Stroukal (CEVRO Institute): Refuting the Bitcoin's growing energy problem
Inequality
Erika Pini (Université Catholique de Louvain): Economic inequality, political polarization and voter turnout
Alexander Rakviashvili (Free University of Tbilisi): Monetary policy and wealth inequality
Neha Tengur (Newcastle University): Do Governments Target Particular Social and Income Groups in the Run-Up to General Elections?
Politics, Voting, Governance
Juan Carlos Ladines Azalia (University College of Cork): Are the BRICS an Innovative Force for Change in Global Governance? A Case Study of the Role of the BRICS in Reforming the Global Economic Governance
Omer F. Baris (Nazarbayev University): ‘Good Enough’ Governance in the Post-Soviet Eurasia
Madhu Rao (Bridgewater State University): Shaping of America by Specialty Occupation Immigrants (or H-1B visa) in the Information Technology Sector