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Johan Norberg
Keynote speaker Johan Norberg is a renowned economist, historian, and documentary filmmaker, inspiring organizations to thrive in a rapidly changing global landscape.
Sweden
Looking for a keynote speaker who can inspire your audience and help your organization thrive in a rapidly changing world? Look no further than Johan Norberg. As a leading economist, historian, and documentary filmmaker, Johan Norberg is the...
Frank Luntz
Successful author, American political consultant, communications specialist and Republican Party strategist
USA
Our keynote speaker Frank Luntz is a Republican Party strategist, pollster, and one of America’s foremost experts on communication strategies and public opinion. He has appeared on all major network channels, and hosts many very influential focus...
About Liberalism
- Liberalism is a political ideology that typically seeks to minimise the influence of the state and its regulations of the individual, especially as concerns the concepts of a free market, free economy, free competition, etc.
- Liberalism believes in the individual’s right to the pursuit of personal happiness, despite race, sex, religion, and the right to free economy, free trade, ideally regulated as little by the state as possible, especially, perhaps, as regards the question of taxes.
- Critics of liberalism point out that the liberalist notion of freedom is based on unfair conditions since people are not born with equal (economic) benefits, which means a free and non-regulated market will typically favour the strongest.
- Keynote speakers on liberalism may choose to focus on the historical and philosophical backgrounds of liberalist thought or to delve into specific examples of liberalist policies or governments.