The State of Liberalism

 
 
Sep
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The State of Liberalism

Republikon Intézet
 

 

Conference organized by Republikon Institute, supported by Friedrich Naumann Stiftung.

Republikon Institute and Friedrich Naumann Stiftung started a project called “Who should the liberals vote for?” at the beginning of this year. The aim of this project was to contribute to the orientation and mobilization of liberal voters by inviting a leading politician from every relevant political party to our series of events. As a closing event of this project, we organize an international conference where we wish to discuss the state of liberalism in Hungary and in CEE. Is liberalism on decline in CEE? How did the state of personal, civil and economic freedom change over the past few years?

Date: 20th September 2018
Venue: Mozsár Cafe, 1065 Budapest, Nagymező utca 21.

Agenda

10:00: Opening remarks
• Csaba Tóth, Director of Strategy at Republikon Institute

10:15: Results of the Human Freedom Index
Presentation in English, simultaneous translation is provided
• Tanja Porčnik, scholar at Cato Institute, president and co-founder of the Visio Institute, Slovenia

11:00: Roundtable discussion
Liberalism in CEE: Reflections
Working language: English, simultaneous translation is provided
• Detmar Doering, Project Director of FNF Prague
• Zsolt Enyedi, Associate Professor at CEU’s Political Science Department
• Péter Krekó, Executive Director of Political Capital
• Tanja Porčnik, scholar at Cato Institute, president and co-founder of the Visio Institute, Slovenia
• Csaba Tóth, Director of Strategy at Republikon Institute
Moderator:
• Dániel Mikecz, researcher at Republikon Institute

12:20: Sandwich Lunch

13:00: Roundtable discussion
Reviving Liberal Values: Discussing Strategies Ahead of the European Parliamentary Elections
Working language: Hungarian
• Anett Bősz, independent MP, Liberálisok
• Anna Júlia Donáth, Vice President of Momentum Movement
• Péter Niedermüller, MEP, S&D
• Bence Tordai, MP, Párbeszéd
Moderator:
• Dávid Király, researcher at Republikon Institute

Participation is free of charge but requires registration.
You can register here: republikon@republikon.hu.