Between September 13 and 16, 2007 The Center for Institutional Analysis and Development (CADI) is hosting in Bucharest the Fourth European Resource Bank Meeting (ERBM), the largest annual congress of free market think-tanks in Europe. The aim of the 2007 Edition of the ERBM - Europe: Institutions for Liberty in the Global Context - is to find answers to some of the constitutional-level questions for Europeans and provide ...

The Center for Institutional Analysis and Development Bucharest and our partners in the organization of the European Resource Bank Meeting thank you for your interest in the ERBM and remind you to register to the Conference before September 7. This message tells you how to register to the European Resource Bank Meeting in Bucharest.

A limited number of rooms at five hotels in Bucharest are still available in The European Resource Bank Meeting room blocks. Please take notice that all registrations to the Resource Bank are closed after September 7.

The Center for Institutional Analysis and Development (CADI-Eleutheria) is pleased to announce the European Resource Bank Meeting 2007 Travel Grantees.
Courtesy of Atlas Economic Research Foundation we have offered nine travel grants to the 2007 Resource Bank Conference to young free-market think-tank representatives from Eastern European and former communist countries...

For the fourth consecutive year IREF, the Institute for Research on Economic and Fiscal Issues, has launched an essay contest to promote research on tax-related issues.

This fourth contest proceeds along new rules aiming at attracting participation from a larger set of young students and scholars.

The awards offered to the three prize-winners add up this year to €12 000 and the topic is: European Tax: Good and Bad.

The Neuwaldegg Institute Invites you to apply to attend our signature Summer Seminar between August 5th - 11th, 2007 in Castle Neuwaldegg, Vienna

The Neuwaldegg Summer Seminar is the annual signature conference of the Neuwaldegg Institute. This week-long learning experience is designed to focus the attention of participants from a variety of fields upon key ideas and concepts that are fundamental to every free society. A team of professors with expertise in different aspects of philosophy will present a wide array of issues to stimulate reflection on the key elements of a stable democracy and genuine freedom.