Relations
Person
| Start | End | Other relation type | Related Person |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Bouillon, Hardy |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Colombatto, Enrico |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Dlouhý, Vladimír |
| — | — | Staff [REVERSE] | Dlouhý, Vladimír |
| — | — | Leader (CEO etc.) [REVERSE] | Havel, Jan |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Holman, Robert |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Joch, Roman |
| — | — | Supervisory Board [REVERSE] | Klimeš, Karel |
| — | — | Staff [REVERSE] | Koblovský, Petr |
| — | — | Advisory Board [REVERSE] | Kovár, Martin |
Texts
arbeitsmodus_ziele
The institute runs education programs (such as summer schools), conducts research, holds cultural events (e.g. panel discussions), and publishes in the media. Representatives of other liberal think tanks (e.g. [[Bouckaert, Boudewijn|Boudewijn Bouckaert]])are regularly invited to contribute to the summer schools.
einleitung
The Liberalni Institute is a non-profit institution. It emerged from the [[F.A. Hayek Society]]. The Liberalni Institute sees itself in the tradition of classically liberal thinkers, like Friedrich August von Hayek. The advisory board earlier had decided to withdraw from the [[Stockholm Network]], because this network too strongly advocates particular economic interests.
organisation_finanzierung_text
The Liberalni Institute consists of a supervisory board with three members and directorate as well as an advisory board with eight members.
