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Radicals for Capitalism Hits the Capital: Cato Institute Book Forum, with E.J. Dionne, Thursday March 22
The Radicals for Capitalism roadshow hits D.C. this week. Thursday at noon, I'll be appearing in a special Cato Institute Book Forum, talking about the book, with commenter noted D.C. political reporter and pundit E.J. Dionne, and moderator David Boaz, author of the excellent Libertarianism: A Primer .
Time: 12 noon, Thursday March 22
Place: Cato Institute, 1000 Massachusetts Ave., Washington D.C. 20001
They do want attendees to RSVP--here is an online registration form with all the particulars--including a "watch it live online" option. Food served after the talk, seating not guaranteed, but a marvelous time for all who attend is.
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|3.19.07 @ 12:14PM|#
Will this then be presented on the Cato Institute Events podcast?
|3.19.07 @ 12:20PM|#
They only got one person to comment/critique your book? You're at the 'grown up' table, but they got you down next to great-grandma and squirrelly aunt Maeda.
|3.19.07 @ 12:23PM|#
Brian, thanks for sending this book. I'm only 100 or so pages in, and am hoping it doesn't end. Already I know my Mises from my Hayek. (Still working on ass and elbow, though.)
Andyraz|3.19.07 @ 12:25PM|#
I'll try to extend my lunch break to come check it out.
I. Self. Divine.|3.19.07 @ 12:44PM|#
Just bought this on ebay for 10 bucks. Can't wait until it gets here.
antiwar.com reader|3.19.07 @ 1:07PM|#
Some folks are saying this book should be called Moderates For Capitalism because of the way it covers the radical/pragmatist divide.
http://antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=10682
|3.19.07 @ 1:12PM|#
Does anybody know if it will be on C-SPAN?