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Upcoming
events
Ayn Rand at 100 - Book Launch
Delhi - August 16th, 2006
Mumbai - August 17th, 2006
Chennai - August 18th, 2006
Past
events
Literature on Liberty at Calcutta Book Fair
January 26 to February 6, 2005,
Julian Simon Memorial Lecture 2004
by Ken Schoolland
New Delhi
January 10, 2005
Julian L.
Simon Memorial Lecture
3 December 2002:
"Feeding
People, Generating Income, Protecting the Environment: The
Role of Technology in Agriculture"
21 October 2002
2pm, India International Centre
Fuelling
Progress, Not Poverty: Real Solutions to Climate Change
and Development
A
seminar for media persons and policymakers to address important
issues in the climate change debate
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March
25, 2002 Press conference
Set
the Indian farmer free!
(press release)
3
pm, Press Club of India, Rafi Marg, across the street
from Krisihi Bhavan.
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invitation
(new) Behind
all the fluff: Clearing the air on Bt Cotton
(new) See
pictures from event
March
27, 2002: Strategies
to Control Malaria: The Role of Public and Private Participation
A roundtable for stakeholders to discuss how to
control and eradicate malaria
March
30, 2002: Intellectual
Property and India: Protecting knowledge, promoting innovation
A workshop for journalists organised by Liberty Institute,
New Delhi, and International Policy Network, London
workshop invitation
workshop programme
February
2002
Liberty
Institute and International Policy Network at the Delhi
Book Fair
28
January - 4 February, 2002, 11am-8pm
Stall No. 336, Hall No. 9, Pragati Maidan
Saturday, 2 February 2002, 3:00pm
A panel discussion on Law
as a constraint: The need to reform the law-making process
Summary
of proceedings
Wednesday, 6 February 2002, 10:00am - 3:00pm
Preparing for
the World Summit on Sustainable Development
Annual
Julian L. Simon Memorial Lecture
summary
of lecture (pdf)
January
2002
Mont
Pelerin Society, Special Asian Regional Meeting in Goa,
Jan 27-30, jointly organised by Liberty Institute and Centre
for Civil Society, New Delhi
www.mpsgoa.org
Mont Pelerin Society website:
www.montpelerin.org
December
2001
December
2: Global Walk for Capitalism
Delhi participates in the global Walk
for Capitalism! Flier
(pdf) Flier (text)
Pictures
from the Delhi Walk for Capitalism
Links to media coverage -
McDonalds
and a drummer boy: Rewarding entrepreneurship is an intriguing
concept for Indians
Financial
Express Dec. 3
Giving
globalisation a boost - Hindustan Times
October
2001
pictures
from seminars
October
10: Globalisation:
An opportunity to empower the people, and free the economy
October
11: Why India Needs
Intellectual Property Protection
October
11: Product patents will benefit India, says author of new
book, Ideal Matter: Globalisation and the intellectual
property debate. press
release
book cover (pdf)
October
12: The New WTO Round:
Is free trade fair trade?
September
2001
Which
Labour? Whose Standard? The role of free trade in empowering
labour
(presentation and graphs) by Barun Mitra
July
2001
Seminar: Anti-Dumping Measures: A Critical Evaluation
by Nilanjan Banik
Co-sponsored by the Liberty Institute and the Rajiv Ghandi
Institute for Contemporary Studies
Time to
Dump Anti-Dumping Measures (summary of paper)
June
4: Lecture by Mark Skousen
May
2001
May 11: Centre
for Civil Society & Liberty Institute present a dialogue
on Sustainable Development: The Role of Corporations
Panel: Arun Vishwanath, Proctor & Gamble (India), Bombay
Barun Mitra, Liberty Institute, New Delhi
Harpreet Singh Kandra, Tata Energy Research Institute, New
Delhi
Chair: Dilip Biswas, Central Pollution Control Board, Govt.
of India
May
2: Liberty Institute receives
Sir Anthony Fisher Memorial Award for Population:
The Ultimate Resource.
April
2001
Liberty Institute announces the fourth all-Indian The
Fountainhead Essay
Competition for high school students. In May 2001 we
initiated the first Atlas Shrugged Essay Competition for
college and university students. Read the essays from last
year's contest winners.
April
21-22: With Sauvik Chakraverti, seminar on population,
at Doon School and Lal Bahadur Shastri Academy in Dehradun.
April 25: Globalisation - GMOs in question, International
seminar in Paris
March
2001
Liberty
Institute celebrated its fifth anniversary with a series
of events in the month of March.
Private
Inititiatives in Education: Bridging the knowledge divide
Date: March 5, 2001
Speakers: Prof. James Tooley, Dr. Parth Shah, Dr. Sugata
Mitra, Mr. Shashank Vira, Mr. Sauvik Chakraverti, Dinesh
Singh Chair: Mr. Gurcharan Das.
The
Politics of Health Care: Good intentions are not enough
Date: March 6, 10.30 AM
Speakers: Dr. Roger Bate, Dr. Anil Patel, Dr Parth Shah
Chair: Mr. Swaminathan S. A. Ayiar
Intellectual
Property: In Need of Protection
Date: March 7, 2001, 2.30 PM
Speakers: Mr. Julian Morris, Prof. Anil Gupta, Mr. Barun
Mitra,
Chair: Mr. Bibek Debroy
Liberty
Retreat:
A gathering of friends and associates of Liberty Institute,
at Samode Palace, Rajasthan, March 9-11, 2001, to discuss
the past and the present of free market ideas, and to chart
a future course for the Institute.
Liberty
Institute published two studies in March 2001: The
Enterprise of Education: Challenges and Opportunities for
India, by James Tooley, and When
Politics Kills: Malaria and the DDT Story by Dr.
Roger Bate and Richard Tren.
December
2000
Deepak
Lal delivered our 2000
Julian Simon memorial lecture.
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