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The Cato Institute and the Intercollegiate Studies Institute invite you to

What Should Be a Culture of Enterprise in an Age of Globalization?

CONFERENCE
Thursday, March 29, 2007, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The Cato Institute
1000 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20001

This Conference is free of charge.

This inaugural conference features presentations by all recipients of the prestigious 2006 Templeton Enterprise Awards. These awards are presented annually to authors who have produced exemplary books and articles on the relationship between humane economics and culture throughout the world. The 2006 award recipients will be joined by other nationally recognized experts. Each panel will address, from a variety of compelling perspectives, what a culture of enterprise should consist of in our age of global economic competition. The presentations will focus on the urgency of striking a balance between "culture" and "enterprise" - crucial today as global capital and labor markets alter the traditional routines of economic life in first-, second- , and third-world societies.

9:00 - 10:30 a.m.	Panel I -- Book award winners Watch Panel 1 in Real Video Listen to Panel 1 in Real Audio (Audio Only) Download a Podcast of Panel 1 (MP3) Thomas E. Woods Jr. Author of The Church and the Market (Lexington Books). Olaf Gersemann Foreign News Editor, Financial Times Deutschland; author of Cowboy Capitalism (Cato Institute).
10:30 - Noon	Panel II -- Article award winners Watch Panel 2 in Real Video Listen to Panel 2 in Real Audio (Audio Only) Download a Podcast of Panel 2 (MP3)
	Kevin Schmiesing Research Fellow, the Acton Institute; author of "Another Social Justice Tradition: Catholic Conservatives" (University of St. Thomas Law Journal) Bryan Caplan Professor of Economics, George Mason University, co-author of "Mises, Bastiat, Public Opinion and Public Choice" (Review of Political Economy) Edward Stringham Professor of Economics, San Jose State University, co-author of "Mises, Bastiat, Public Opinion, and Public Choice" (Review of Political Economy)
Noon - 1:00 p.m.	Lunch
1:00 - 2:30 p.m.	Panel III -- National Experts Watch Panel 3 in Real Video Listen to Panel 3 in Real Audio (Audio Only) Download a Podcast of Panel 3 (MP3)
	Tom G. Palmer Senior Fellow, Cato Institute Fadi Haddadin Editor, www.lampofliberty.org, a Cato Institute Arabic-language Web magazine, and former analyst at the World Bank John D. Mueller Director, Economics and Ethics Program, Ethics and Public Policy Center Robert Royal President, Faith & Reason Institute

Registration for this event is closed.