Calls for Papers

[G7H+]

Je propose de consacrer ce fil a l'annonce d'appels a contributions ecrites dans le cadre de conferences, concours et publications lies a notre communaute.

Paper on Markets & Morality

As 2009 is the 20th anniversary of the Institute for Economic Studies-Europe, we will celebrate the event by organizing A Summer University on the theme “Markets and Morality”. The event is to take place in Aix-en-Provence (France), August 23rd - 26th.

IES-Europe invites you to contribute a paper to this 31st Summer University of the New Economics. To learn more on this call for papers, click on the following link: http://www.ies-europe.org/data/document_co…37301081_en.pdf

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Prix Jeune Ciceron du discours politique (finale au Senat)

Les mondialisations sont-elles vouees a l'echec ?

http://www.jeuneciceron.fr/spip/spip?article3.php

EDIT: 30 000 caracteres max (10 pages grosso modo), deadline 13 mai minuit, interdit au plus de 30 ans*,

N'oubliez de faire, à côté de votre discours, une proposition politique précise,

théorique ou technique, institutionnelle ou culturelle, dont la mise en oeuvre peut

selon vous changer la donne politique (10 lignes environ au maximum). Cette

proposition est indispendable à la validation de votre candidature.

* Astuce : les membres du forum qui ont plus de 30 ans mais qui veulent contribuer peuvent bien sur demander a un individu plus vert de faire le prete-nom.

[Lexington]

Prix Jeune Ciceron du discours politique (finale au Senat)

Les mondialisations sont-elles vouees a l'echec ?

http://www.jeuneciceron.fr/spip/spip?article3.php

Intéressant, j'envisage de le préparer.

[José]

Les mondialisations sont-elles vouees a l'echec ?

Le sujet con. Tellement frenchy.

[h16]

"Modalités : tous les jeunes de moins de 30 ans" … Bref, les vieux cons n'ont rien à dire.

Le sujet con. Tellement frenchy.

Evidemment.

[G7H+]

J'ai edite le post relatif au prix Jeune Ciceron.

[Lexington]

J'ai edite le post relatif au prix Jeune Ciceron.

En raison du dernier commentaire, le déplacement en friendly me paraitrait adapté de la partie Cicéron

Pas d'accord sinon sur la connerie du sujet; l'échec de la période d'ouverture internationale d'avant la première guerre mondiale (Voir Suzanne Berger) et les menaces actuelles sur la mondialisation posent des questions auxquelles les libéraux ont tout intérêt à apporter des réponses si nous ne voulons pas nous faire manger tout cru par les protectionnistes de tout bord

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Young Writer on Liberty 2009

The Adam Smith Institute would like to invite you to enter our new competition which is open to anyone under the age of 19.

To enter you will have to write three different articles on the subject of:

The Three Greatest Threats to Liberty in 21st Century Britain

The title of each article is entirely up to you.

1ST PRIZE:

- £500 cash prize

- 3 articles published on www.adamsmith.org/blog

- 3 books on the subject of liberty

- 2 weeks work experience at the ASI

- Invitation to the prize giving on our Summer Boat Party

2ND PRIZE:

- £250 cash prize

- 2 articles published on www.adamsmith.org/blog

- 2 books on the subject of liberty

- Invitation to the prize giving on our Summer Boat Party

3RD PRIZE:

- £100 cash prize

- 1 article published on www.adamsmith.org/blog

- 1 book on the subject of liberty

- Invitation to the prize giving on our Summer Boat Party

To enter:

- you have to be under 19 years of age at the time of entry.

- all articles must be under 400 words.

- the entry must reach us by the deadline of 15th June 2009

Please email andrew@adamsmith.org

[Citronne]

Dommage, cela aurait été intéressant d'y participer.

[A.B.]

The Three Greatest Threats to Liberty in 21st Century Britain

Institutions (Democracy)

Philosophy (Collectivism)

Economical Collapse (Inflation)

Mais bien sur le gagnant ecrira un papier a la con sur les cameras de surveillance. Pffff.

[Rincevent]

Le plus grand danger, c'est le Abolition of Parliament Bill.

[Ash]

Institutions (Democracy)

Philosophy (Collectivism)

Economical Collapse (Inflation)

C'est exactement ça.

[Sekonda]

C'est peut-être un peu tard (fin le 30 juin) mais il ne me semble pas que l'on en ai parlé.

2009 Rules: Bastiat Prize for Online Journalism

* The Bastiat Prize for Online Journalism (“BPOJ”) is open to all writers, anywhere in the world; writers need not be associated with any specific publication.

* There will be a single winner of the BPOJ, with a prize of US $3,000.

* Submissions for the Bastiat Prize for Online Journalism must be made through the form on IPN’s website. (No entries will be accepted by mail or by fax.)

* Entrants may not enter both competitions in the same year. Thus, entrants to the Bastiat Prize for Online Journalism (BPOJ) may not enter the Bastiat Prize for Journalism.

* To enter the BPOJ, your articles must all have been published online and must be freely available to view without registration or a password at the relevant website.

* Articles may comprise or include the text of a radio or television broadcast if that text has been published online.

* Self-published articles and blogs are eligible.

* In the case of a question about an article's legitimacy, the author will be consulted and a final decision will be made by the prize administrators including the chairman of International Policy Network.

* Up to ten articles/posts may be submitted for the BPOJ.

* Entries must not exceed 4500 words in total.

* An electronic document containing all of the articles (including titles, date of publication, place of publication) must also be uploaded through the online form.

* Articles must be written and published in English.

* Articles must have been published for the first time between 1 July 2008 and 30 June 2009.

* Entries must state clearly the website where each article appeared and the date that each article was published.

* Consideration will be given to the articles on the following criteria: intellectual coherence; persuasiveness; wit and relevance; clarity and simplicity; wider impact (as indicated by additional information provided by entrants in the online form).

* Authors must nominate themselves, though submissions can be made by an assistant on the author's behalf with his/her consent.

* Entries may be submitted from 11 May 2009. Entries must be received on or before 30 June 2009.

* The finalists’ articles will be sent to the judges (a list of judges will be available on IPN's website).

* The decision of the judges and IPN will be final.

* Finalists will be invited to a prize dinner in New York City in October 2009. (While attendance is encouraged, it is not obligatory to receive the prize.)

* Staff, Directors and Trustees of International Policy Network, Judges of the Bastiat Prize, and their respective immediate family are not eligible for the BPOJ.

* Articles commissioned, edited and/or distributed/placed by IPN are not eligible for the BPOJ.

* Winners of cash awards from previous Bastiat Prize competitions are not eligible for the BPOJ in the three years following their win.

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