Walter Castro speaks about spontaneous orders versus persecuted orders
On October 20 at 6 p.m. Walter Castro will speak about “Values versus ideas: Spontaneous orders versus persecuted orders”, where he will reflect on the importance of values versus ideas for the eventual triumph of open, complex and dynamic societies.
Ordenes espontáneos versus ordenes perseguidos
El 20 de octubre a las 18 Walter Castro hablará de “Valores versus ideas: Ordenes espontaneos versus ordenes perseguidos”, donde reflexionará acerca de la importancia de los valores frente a las ideas para el eventual triunfo de las sociedades abiertas, complejas y dinámicas.
Fourth edition of the Freedom Forum
On October 19, 2021, the fourth session of the UCEMA Forum of Freedom will be held, a virtual space a virtual space designed for rotating groups of intellectuals to debate on diverse and transcendental issues, escaping from the classic juncture debate that prevents long-term thinking. The encounter will take place under the title “El uso de drogas alucinógenas para usos no medicinales” (The use of hallucinogenic drugs for non-medicinal uses).
Speaking of Smith: Injecting Adam Smith’s Ideas in the Market for Kidney Transplants
On Monday, October 18, 2021 the fourth internal workshop of the UCEMA Friedman Hayek Center took place, this time with Julio Elías and Walter Castro.
Crowding Out
Columna Perspectivas del mes de octubre 2021. Esta sección del Centro de Economía Aplicada (CEA) de la UCEMA provee un análisis de destacados economistas con orientaciones y enfoques diferentes respecto de los problemas económicos de nuestro país y el mundo
Edgardo Zablotsky: Argentina, COVID-19 and Leviathan
On September 29, Edgardo Zablotsky will speak about “Argentina, COVID-19 and Leviathan”. According to Zablotsky, “though Hobbes promoted the idea of an absolute ruler in the 17th century, his theory finds fertile ground for application in the current pandemic. It is clear that there is value in authority because it offers us protection; but nothing is free, to receive protection it is necessary to accept a certain degree of submission, of loss of our freedom. It is difficult to find a more extreme example of this fact than the one provided by Argentina.