The Road to and Away from Poverty: The Fatal Attraction of Socialism

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El 9 de noviembre a las 19 horas se realizará la segunda sesión de la Cátedra Lord Acton, iniciativa conjunta del Acton Institute de Estados Unidos y UCEMA, con la presencia de Michael Miller (Acton Institute) y Anthony Kim (Heritage Foundation), y la moderación de Alejandro Chafuen. El tema a abordar será "The Road to and Away from Poverty: The Fatal Attraction of Socialism". La cátedra será en inglés sin traducción  

 

 

Ordoliberalism and its relationship to Austrian economics. A conversation with Peter Boettke and Sam Gregg

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UCEMA Lord Acton Chair: Ordoliberalism and its relationship to Austrian economics In this new edition of the UCEMA Lord Acton Chair distinguished specialists will investigate the relationship between this German variant of economic liberalism and the Austrian school of economics.

The Greatest Threat to Free Enterprise Is the Big Business Lobby?

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In this new edition of the UCEMA Lord Acton Chair a distinguished speaker will investigate the challenged posed to free entreprise by the big business lobby.

The UCEMA Lord Acton Chair was inaugurated on October 1, 2020, and was created by the international organization Acton Institute, based in the United States, and the University of CEMA, within their common objectives of promoting the debate of ideas, humanistic education and the ideas of an open society.

The History and Freedom Cycle in 2020

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The History and Freedom seminar, organized by the professor and historian Alejandro Gómez, had a 2020 full of activities. Among the most outstanding sessions we can mention that of Ceferino Reato, who spoke about “La violencia política en los 70’s” (political violence in the 70´s). Reato addressed the causes and the consequences of the political violence lived in Argentina during the 1970 decade emphasizing the motivations of the armed groups that participated in that process and highlighting some of the most relevant events that took place during this dramatic period of recent history.

Clara Campoamor, the liberal struggle for the female suffrage

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Clara Campoamor was elected deputy in her country for the Radical Party, which she had joined because it was “republican, liberal, secular and democratic”, values of her ideology which she determined to represent since a very young age. It took her 43 years to achieve that representation, to which she acceded even before being able to vote, without godfathers, without quotas, without cheating.