 
Summer seminar in Germany
Exploring the ideas of liberty this summer ! IES will get back to its longest standing seminar location, the place where along the years many young minds learned about freedom and made lasting friendships: Gummersbach, Germany (July 11-17). Together with our local partner, the Friederich Nauman Stiftung and the generous support of our partner, Atlas Economic Research Foundation, we are planning a weeklong of intellectual challenges, intercultural exchanges and lots of laid-back fun, all in the spirit of liberty.
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ELSS
Want to advance the ideas of liberty in Europe ? The ELSS is designed
for you. The European Libertarian Students Summit will be held between August 25-28 in
Brussels and will bring together serious libertarian student-organizers from
around Europe for workshops, strategy sessions, and lots of opportunities to
share experiences, learn skills, and advance a Europe of liberty.
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Summer seminar in Morocco
After dedicating 20 years to
promoting the ideal of liberty in Europe, IES wished to expand its reach. In 2010 IES-Europe and UnMondeLibre.org will go back for the third year to Morocco and organize a new edition of the liberty seminar, in Marrakech ( August 01-07 ) with the generous support
of our partner, Atlas Economic Research Foundation. (French speaking seminar)
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Hayek Interviews
The Francisco Marroquin University in Guatemala, has just released the full Hayek interviews."Friedrich von Hayek, the man for all generations, who believes mightily in the freedom of the individual, convinced that the open, competitive survival of diffused, decentralized ideas and spontaneous organizations, customs, and procedures in a capitalist, private-property system is preferable to consciously rational-directed systems of organizing the human cosmos.
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Understand the market process
Here, you can download the support of the lectures delivered by Professor Pierre Garello at the International Spring Academy for Young Leaders Bakuriani, Georgia 17-22
May 2010, and further readings.
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