November 14, Troy State

TV Show hosted by Dan Sutter of Troy State, on PPE and the "Sharing Economy"

"Crony Capitalism" at CCCC

At Central Carolina Community College, in Sanford, NC

USU, The Sharing Economy

At Strata Policy, on Sept 25

APSA!

American Political Science Association Meetings
Washington, DC 
August 28-31

IHS Teaching Workshop: Chapman U

July 17-20:  IHS Conference on Teaching
Chapman University
Los Angeles, CA

Colorado School of Mines

July 13-17:  Golden Colorado, Colorado School of Mines.

Foundation for Economic Education:  Problem Solving 101!

Liberty Fund at Mohonk House

July 10-13:  A LF conference on the British East India Company at Mohonk House.  As wonderful a facility, in every way, as I've ever seen.  A terrific job by Leonidas Zelmanovitz.  And great to see David Henderson and George Selgin, among others...

IHS Double Shot at Wake Forest!

Advanced Topics in Liberty: Property Rights & Freedom

Thinking about a PhD? Our Advanced Topics in Liberty seminar is perfect for you!
May 29-31 ● Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC
June 1-3 ● Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC
As part of our summer seminar series, we are hosting two Advanced Topics in Liberty conferences on Property Rights and Freedom. The Advanced Topics in Liberty program is an invitation-only, discussion-based conference series. These conferences feature in-depth, Socratic-style discussion about the ideas, questions, and challenges raised by a set of readings with a discussion leader and fifteen participants from various backgrounds.
This advanced level seminar will take an interdisciplinary approach focusing on all aspects of property rights from historical, economic, and theoretical perspectives. All sessions will be participant-driven, so the conversation is entirely up to you! Participants will be asked to read the assigned selections in advance of the program, and be prepared to discuss them in small groups.  This will give you a taste of an academic and scholarly setting. Readings will be mailed to participants in the spring.
Discussions will be guided by a stellar team of scholars: economist Diana Thomas, political scientist Michael Munger and philosophers Mark LeBar and Jim Otteson. They will help participants engage in in-depth conversations, including the following topics:

• Origin of Property rights
• Philosophical Basis for Property Rights
• Markets and Property Rights
• Property Rights and the Rule of Law
• Property Rights and Cultural Contexts
• Critiques of Property Rights

Webinar on "Teaching on the Web"

Thanks to Sarah Straw and Dr. Mario Villareal-Diaz for hosting me for a webinar on "Getting into On-Line Teaching."  Great support, and interesting students.  Here are the ppts from the "show."

PPE Conference

G. Brennan, G. Sayre-McCord, J. Anomaly and I hosted more than 20 kids from around the U.S. from PPE programs.  My session was Friday, Feb 28.  It was really fun!

O, Davidson!

Talk to "Senior Session" at Davidson College on Wednesday, Feb 26.  Thanks to Dr. Fred Smith for hosting me, and thanks to the students for being awesom!

Bastiat Society of Indianapolis

Thanks to Dr. Pat Lynch of Liberty Fund for hosting the "Bastiat Society" talk on Tuesday, Feb 24.  And thanks to Dane Starbuck for arranging the visit.  It was fun!

Ball State

Hosted by the wonderful Dr. Cecil Bohanon.  What a great guy!  Two talks, one to large crowd on "Regulation" on Feb 23 and a smaller "tea talk" on "euvoluntary exchange" on the morning of Feb 24.  Cold in Indiana, but warm at BSU.

Charleston Southern University

Gave lectures, arranged by Dr. Scott Pearson of the Economics Department, at lovely Charleston Southern.  Evening lecture on "euvoluntary exchange," and morning talk on "Intro to Public Choice."  Had a great time!

Loyola: Euvoluntary Exchange

Talk to the Econ Club at Loyola, led by Dr. Dan D'Amico and harangued by Dr. Walter Block!

Announcement.

Thursday, Feb 6, 2014.

Stephen F Austin State University

"Voluntary Consent, and Political Exchange:  Why Can You Donate Your Kidneys,

If You Can't Sell Them?"

7 pm

January 23, 2014

SFASU, Nacogdoches, TX

Tulsa, OK CFA Forecasting Dinner

The event details are here...

But this is the deal:

CFA Annual Forecasting Dinner
Come join CFA Society Oklahoma for our Annual Forecast Dinner.
Start Time 1/22/2014 5:30 PM
End Time 1/22/2014 9:00 PM
Tulsa,  Oklahoma
DoubleTree in downtown Tulsa
616 W. Seventh Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127-8983

Speaker Dr. Michael Munger of Duke University
“The Right Kind of Nothing: Regulation and Finding the Balance Between Government Failure and Market Failure"