10th Adam Smith Forum

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Adam Smith Forum

Annual scientific and educational conference that
unite supporters of personal,
economic, and political freedoms

For the tenth time, noted representatives of social and economic sciences, publicists and bloggers will gather together to discuss the ideas of freedom, property rights, limited government, the rule of law, and civil society. Speakers will raise urgent social and economic issues and will offer an interesting perspective on contemporary and historical processes.

How did Europe become the richest part of the world? Do tolerance and political correctness kill freedom of speech? Is urbanism at all possible without government interventions and city planning? Where does libertarian paternalism of behavioral economics lead to?

You can take part in the discussion of these and other issues on November 4 at Tenth Adam Smith Forum in Moscow.
Admission is free, 18+

Expectations

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Communications

Speakers

Debates

Gifts and shop

You will have a unique opportunity to listen and to talk to famous representatives of the domestic and world libertarian community.

Noted economists, political scientists, philosophers and journalists from Russia and abroad will gather together to talk about freedom, society, and state.

The concept of freedom is multifaceted. You will see that even among libertarians there are heated debates about what freedom is, what limits does it have and how it differs from permissiveness.

Non-fiction literature, souvenirs with libertarian symbols and symbols of the Forum. The most active participants will receive books as a gift.

Program

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Ethical section

Political section

Economic section

12:10 – 12:55

Rostislav
Kapeliushnikov

Economist, Corresponding Member of Russian Academy of Sciences.

Topic: Behavioral Economics and New Paternalism

12:00 – 12:10

Opening session

12:55 – 13:40

Natalia
Zubarevich

Topic: Risks of Regional Inequality: Why are They Exaggerated?

13:40 – 14:25

Vasily
Topolev

Economist and blogger.

Topic: The Benefits of Greed

15:30 – 16:15

Ekaterina
Schulmann

Political scientist, assistant professor at the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA)

Topic: Paternalism, individualization, the growth of social ties: what do we know about the changing values in Russian society

14:25 – 15:30

Dinner break

16:15 – 17:00

Flemming Rose
(Denmark)

Danish journalist, Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, and an international advocate for freedom of speech

Topic: Freedom of Speech in a Globalized World - The Tyranny of Silence, Multiculturalism, and the Cartoon Controversy

17:00 – 17:45

Dmitry
Ismagilov

PhD student at Kings College London, an expert in the evolution of economic and political institutions.

Topic: Normative Liberalism of J.M. Buchanan and Justice of Reforms

17:45 – 18:10

Coffee break

18:10 – 18:55

Vera
Kichanova

Publicist, urbanist, graduate student at Kings College London, researcher at Zaha Hadid Architects.

Topic: Free-market Urbanism: a City Without Planning

18:55 – 19:40

Lawrence Reed
(USA)

American economist, publicist, president of Foundation for Economic Education (FEE).

Topic: Freeing the World, One Hero at a Time

19:40 – 20:25

Mikhail
Svetov

Political scientist, popularizer of libertarian ideas in Russia, founder and author of political You-tube talk show SVTV, author of "mrlibertarian" blog in Telegram

Topic: Sectrets of Political Rethoric

20:25 – 20:30

Closing session

Wealth of Nations

Moral Sentiments

Political Rhetoric

Professor, Department of Geography, Moscow State University

Where and when

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November 4, 12:00 – 20:30

Loft MODUL (Baumanskaya metro station, N. Krasnoselskaya street, 35 building K)

The Loft is 5 minutes away from Baumanskaya and Krasnoselskaya metro stations. You can get inside the building from Baumanskaya street. Arrival by car is from Olkhovskaya Street, 22

Register for free

Photos

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Morning. The queue for registration

All seats were occupied before the start of the conference

Rostislav Kapeliushnikov talks about behavioral economics

Natalia Zubarevich gives a lecture on regional inequality

Lawrence Reed – President of the Foundation for Economic Education

Vasily Topolev (Vatoadmin) with a lecture on how Europe became the richest part of the world

There were about 1500 attendees in general

Moderator of the ethical section Mikhail Pozharsky

Among the attendees - the press secretary of the Spring movement and the economist Farid Khusainov

Flemming Rose talks about the the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy

Ekaterina Schulmann with a lecture on the transformation of social norms in Russian society

Vera Kichanova talks about market urbanism

By the end of the day, all the windowsills were also occupied.

Dmitry Ismagilov talks about normative Liberalism of J.M. Buchanan

Rick Wendler from Students For Liberty and his libertarian activism workshop

Coffee break

Director of the Adam Smith Center Andrey Shalnev delivers a closing speech

Mikhail Svetov shares his secrets of political rhetoric

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For freedom supporters the Adam Smith Forum is the main intellectual event of the year. The Forum is a non-profit volunteer project but it requires considerable financial expenses including costs on simultaneous interpreter, tickets for foreign lecturers, printing posters and programs. Your support is important, whatever the amount of donate, your money will help us to cover our expenses.

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