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Welcome to the Seventh Annual International Students For Liberty Conference!

Welcome to the 7th Annual International Students For Liberty Conference! We are thrilled that you are here to join us for this joint celebration, training event, classroom, debate forum, networking session, and pep rally for liberty. It has been an incredible year for the student movement for liberty featuring these highlights:

• Over1,194pro-libertygroupsinourglobalnetwork

• ThetrueinternationalizationofStudentsForLibertywithonthegroundoperationsinEurope,Brazil,LatinAmerica,Africa,andSoutheastAsiafeaturingevents such as the first African SFL Conference.

• 18USRegionalConferenceswith2,765totalattendeesand9EuropeanRegionalConferenceswith1,190totalattendees.

• 116CampusCoordinatorsinNorthAmericaand64LocalCoordinatorsinEurope.

• Recordbreakingresourcedistributionincluding436TablingKitsandprinted350,000copiesofournewbookWhyLiberty.

It is incredible to think that just five years ago the movement was a much different place, with very few active libertarian student groups, little to no communication between pro-libertystudentsandwoefullyfewresourcesavailable.Thankstoyouwearelarger,stronger,andbetterorganizedthaneverbefore.

Please use this conference to learn as much as you can, about the principles of a free society,theopportunitiesavailablewithourmanypartnerorganizations,andthestrategies for creating a freer world. We especially encourage you to meet SFL’s many leaders in attendance. We are here to help you and your student group become better advocates of liberty, as well as answer any questions you may have about joining SFL’s leadership, whether through the Campus & Local Coordinator Programs, Alumni For LibertyBoard,oraCharterTeam.

Sincerely & For Liberty,

The SFL Leadership Team

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ATLAS NETWORK EVENTS AT 2014 ISFLC

Tom PalmerExecutive Vice President,

Senior Fellow, Cato Institute

MAIN STAGE

“War is a Choice: So is Peace”

Brad LipsChief Executive Officer

BREAKOUT

“The Battle of Ideas: Think Tanks and the Liberty Movement Around the World”

Matt WarnerVice President for Programs

BREAKOUT

“Working for Liberty: Tips for Success”

Grand Hyatt Hotel | 1000 H Street NW, Washington, D.C.

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Schedule2014 International Students For Liberty ConferenceGrand Hyatt Hotel |1000HStreetNW,Washington,D.C.

Friday2:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . Registration Opens | Independence Foyer2:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exhibit Hall Opens | Constitution Ballroom

3:30pm – 4:30pm . . . . . Breakout Sessions

Challenges to Liberty: Substantive Criticisms and Questions Concerning the Libertarian PerspectiveJim Lark | ROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

Thisspeechprovidesadiscussionofseveralsubstantivecriticismsofthelibertarianperspective, and offers suggestions as to how to address such criticisms.

The Most Entrepreneurial University on EarthZachary Caceres, Pablo Galindo, Elfego Solares, Universidad Francisco Marroquin ROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

Find out all about a university where the library is named after Ludwig von Mises. SpeakerswilldiscussUniversidadFranciscoMarroquín’snumerousopportunitiesforyoung entrepreneurs and scholars. Learn about studying abroad in beautiful Guatemala, studyingthebiggestreformonEarthatUFM’sStartupCitiesInstitute.Designyourown degree in a program where everyone reads Human Action at the Michael Polanyi College.Ditchyourdeskjobandlearntomanageyourownnon-profitatUFM’sMasterforManagingNon-Profits.

No Need to Recarve Rushmore for Bush or Obama: Similarly Bad on Peace, Prosperity, LibertyIvan Eland, The Independent Institute | ROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

SneakpreviewontheupdateofIvanEland’sbook“RecarvingRushmore:Rankingthe Presidents on Peace, Prosperity, and Liberty,” which will now include a chapter on ObamaandwillbepublishedinMay.

Unleashing Creative Destruction and Empowering the Human ResourceJared Fuller, JobHive | ROOM: LAFAYETTE

Unemploymentfiguresareatrecordhighsandclimbing.ComeseehowJobHiveusesindividualism to change the game for job search. Learn first hand how to land that internship,getthatjob,orblazeyourowntrail.Positionswillbeavailableonlocation.AllattendeeswillreceiveanexclusiveJobHive.cominviteandallofJobHive’sservicesfor free upon sign up.

Legalizing Drugs: Principles vs . Political RealityMike Riggs & Bill Piper, moderated by Meghan Ralston, Drug Policy Alliance ROOM: FRANKLIN

JoinBillPiper,directorofnationalaffairsoftheDrugPolicyAlliance,andjournalistMikeRiggsforarousingdiscussionaboutUSdrugpolicy.They’llattempttobridgethegap between libertarian ideals about ending the drug war and the realities of political strategy and compromise.

4:30 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doors open for the STOSSEL Show

5:00 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Opening Remarks

5:30 PM – 8:00 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Filming of the STOSSEL show

8:00 PM – 11:00 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Partner Organization Socials

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T he Cato Institute, a highly respected, nonpartisan think tank inWashington, D.C., hosts anintensive paid educational

internship program throughoutthe year. Focusing on a wide rangeof public policy issues, the pro-gram plays a major role in creat-ing the next generation of pro-freedom opinion leaders by pro-viding talented young people with the intellectual ammunition andcommunications skills needed to make the case for and take an activerole in a free society. Cato interns benefit from:

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The Challenge of Liberty2014 Summer Seminars for Students

Have you wondered what it means to be “free” or why markets are able to deliver goods and services to vast numbers of people? If you never had the opportunity to learn and debate these ideas in college, now is your chance! Our Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminars are for students who want to better understand real-world issues they will encounter throughout life. Students will be exposed to the big questions concerning government and the individual, participate in-depth discussions, and have the chance to meet and network with like-minded peers from across the country and even all over the world. This five-day series of lectures, readings, films, multimedia presentations, and small group discussion teaches students what economics is, how it affects their lives, and how understanding it can help them achieve better lives for themselves, their communities, and the world at large. Informative, inspiring, and fun, The Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminars is an ideal way to make the summer break intellectually rewarding. Participants will walk away with a deeper understanding and appreciation of liberty and a new network of friends and career prospects.

College Seminar: June 16–June 20 • Colorado July 7–July 11 • Berkeley, CAHigh School Seminar: July 14 –18 • Oakland, CA

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Saturday9:30am-10:00am . . . . . Coffee Service10:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . Art Exhibit Opens Sponsored by Illinois Policy Institute

10:00am-10:30am . . . . A Philosophic Defense of a Free Society

10:00am-10:45am . . . . Breakout Sessions

The Market for LawDavid Friedman, The Institute for Humane Studies | ROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

Law and law enforcement in modern societies are socialist industries, owned and run by governments. How might a society in which they are produced privately, like groceries and books, work, what reasons do we have to expect it to do a better job than the current system, what reasons do we expect it not to?

America at the Crossroads of Civil Liberties in the 21st CenturyJonathan Turley, The Future of Freedom Foundation | ROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

As one of the most respected legal scholars in the country, you could not find anyone better suited to address this issue than JonathanTurley.Heisthesecondmostcited law professor in the country, and you have the chance to hear him tell you why we are at the crossroads of civil liberties.

Jesus, Morality, and Liberty: Is Christian Morality Coercive?Jacqueline Isaacs, Taylor Barkley, Philip Luca, Leah Hughey & Jason Hughey, moderated by Elise Amyx ROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

Many Christian libertarians don’t see the connection between their faith and political views, or struggle to reconcile the two seemingly unrelated worlds. Meet five young professionals in the liberty movement who are libertarians because theyareChristians.Theybelieveprinciples

of limited government and individual freedom are compatible with biblical principles, while holding fast to the absolute truth of Christianity. Can faith be the future of the liberty movement? Joinusforaconversationcoveringthetop issues concerning young Christian libertarians today.

So you’re a libertarian, who gives a sh$t?Young Americans for Liberty Regional Directors, Young Americans for Liberty ROOM: LAFAYETTE

What’s the point of being the smartest, purest, most well educated libertarian on the planet if you don’t do anything about it?Thisinteractivesessionwillgoovermessaging libertarian principles and how to be successful networking with students on a college campus.

Austrian Economics: Background and Relevance for TodayChris Coyne, The Foundation for Economic Education | ROOM: FRANKLIN

Thissessionwillprovideabriefhistoryof the school, review a few of the main themes,andthendiscusssomepresent-dayapplications of Austrian Economics.

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John Allison Sponsored by the Cato Institute ROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

Life After Graduation: Alumni For Liberty Talk Career ChoicesDenise Chaykun, Trevor Burrus, Andrew Kirell & John PayneAlumni For Liberty | ROOM: LATROBE

Is everyone asking you what you’re doing after graduation? Get some ideas from panelists in our Alumni for Liberty (AFL) network who were in your position not too long ago. Alumni for Liberty is a project of Students for Liberty that keeps SFL alumni engagedinthemovementforliberty.Joinat www.studentsforliberty.org/alumni.

High School SessionStudents For Liberty | ROOM: RENWICK

Comemeetotherpro-libertyhighschoolstudentsattheSFLhigh-schoolsession.Whether you’re thinking about starting a group on campus, want to learn more about libertarianism, become more involved with SFL,orjustinteractwithotherhigh-schoolstudents, this will be the session to attend.

10:30am – 11:00am War Is A Choice: So Is PeaceTom Palmer, Sponsored by the Atlas NetworkROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

11:00am-12:00pm Libertarianism & The Left RoundtableZach Wahls, Jill Harris & Barbara Sostaita, Moderated by Clark RuperROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

11:00am-11:45am . . .Breakout Sessions

Freedom for Scottish Perverts!James Stacey Taylor, the Institute for Humane Studies ROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

What limits should be placed on the Government’s legitimate ability to interfere in the lives of private individuals? Should the Government be allowed to interfere inpersons’livesatall?ThephilosopherJohnStuartMillhasanswers—buttheimplications might be rather disturbing…

The Dulles Brothers and America’s Century of Regime ChangeStephen Kinzer, The Future of Freedom Foundation | ROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

StephenKinzerhasbeendetailingthefollyofU.S.imperialismformanyyearsinhiswriting,andhisrecentbookTheBrothers:JohnFosterDulles,AllenDulles,andTheirSecretWorldWarisnoexception.Kinzerwilltellyouhowtwo immensely powerful brothers led the UnitedStatesintoaseriesofforeignadventureswhose effects are still shaking the world.

Free Market Environmentalism: The Next GenerationHolly Fretwell, Property and Environment Research Center | ROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

Why are countries rich or poor? What determinesgrowth?Doesdevelopmenthurtorhinderenvironmentalquality?Thissession will outline the key characteristics necessary for people to invest in themselves and the environment in the developing and developed world.

Prohibition, Prisons, and the PoliceMike Riggs, Dan D’Amico & Tim Lynch, moderated by Caleb Brown, Young Americans for Liberty | ROOM: LAFAYETTE

Bad boys, bad boys what you going to do when they come for you? Find out how cops and the criminal justice system are screwing you over and what you can do to fight back.

Heads I Win, Tails You Lose: The Process of GovernmentTrevor Burrus, The Foundation for Economic Education | ROOM: FRANKLIN

Thesayinggoes,“Governmentisverygoodat breaking your legs, giving you a crutch, and then saying ‘see, without us you couldn’t walk.’”Thegrowthofgovernmentgoesthrough a predictable process: Grandiose dreams begat inefficient programs that becomeingrainedinourlives.Thoseprograms then breed dependents and an inability to imagine life without those problems.Thefirststepforsolvingthisproblemistorealizethatthereisone.

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Women For Liberty Leadership Training WorkshopMoriah Costa, Kathryn DeLong, Odunola Oladejo, Cathy Reisenwitz & Kelly Barber, Women For LibertyROOM: LATROBE

Theleadersonthispanelwillprovidetangible advice for young women who want to advance professionally in any leadership structure, from jobs inside and outside the libertarian community to extracurricular activities. It is our goal to empower female participants by capturing the essence of a successful mentorship experienceina45minperiod.Allarewelcome to attend.

12:00 PM – 12:30 PMThe Difference a Hero Can MakeLarry ReedSponsored by the Foundation for Economic EducationROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

12:00 PM – 12:45 PM . . Breakout Sessions

Science Fiction and LibertyAmy SturgisThe Institute for Humane StudiesROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

Why should people who believe that ideas have consequences care about fiction, anyway--andsciencefiction,inparticular?Learn how the genre’s tradition, from historical classics to contemporary hits like TheHungerGames,canofferfreshinsightsand open new doors for those who are interested in the cause of liberty.

Crisis, Leviathan, and the National Security StateRobert Higgs, The Future of Freedom Foundation | ROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

If you have read Crisis and Leviathan, you know thatnooneknowsbetterthanRobertHiggsthe ratcheting effect that war and turmoil have in increasing government power. If you want the hardcore version of today’s national security state, this is the session for you.

Restoring Political Liberty With Objectivist MoralityEd Hudgins, The Atlas SocietyROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

Thepoliticallandscapeisbleak.Democratsarepaternalistauthoritarians.Republicansareaconfusedmess.Torestore liberty, friends of freedom must seizethemoralhighground.HudginswillshowhowObjectivismoffersuniqueandpowerful arguments based on rational individualism that will change politics and change the culture. Here’s how to wield AtlasShruggedandTheFountainheadtovanquish the foes of freedom!

Growing up with War in a Post 9/11 AmericaJonathan Brown, Julian Sanchez & John Glaser, moderated by Jack HunterYoung Americans for LibertyROOM: LAFAYETTE

Most college aged students in American can’t remember a time where America wasn’t entangled in a war in the middle east.Joinexpertpaneliststodiscusshowit has influenced the millennial generation and their attitude towards war.

Fighting for the Little Guy: Why Big Gov’t Crushes Mom and PopDan Alban, The Institute for JusticeROOM: FRANKLIN

Big government bullies abuse civil forfeiture laws to prey on innocent Americans and their businesses. Meanwhile, large corporationsandprofessionalorganizationsfrequently lobby for, and benefit from, protectionist regulations, eminent domain abuse, and even censorship of political speech.LearnhowtheInstituteforJusticefights back against these abuses to protect the rights of small businesses and everyday citizensintheareasofprivateproperty,economic liberty, and free speech.

Pro-Liberty Activism in EuropeThomas Laermans, European Students For Liberty | ROOM: LATROBE

Europe holds a long tradition of libertarian thought. It also holds one of theoldestpro-libertystudentgroupsintheworld.ThissessioniscasestudyoftheClassical-LiberalStudentsAssociation(LVSV) based in Belgium. We’ll be taking a look at it’s unique history, the principles it stands for, the way it operates today and what the influence of ESFL has been on it’s everyday workings in recent years.

12:30 PM – 1:00 PMTen Ways to Talk about FreedomDavid Boaz ROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Imperial Overreach and the National Security StateOliver Stone, Jeremy Scahill & Peter KuznickModerated by Shelby CoffeySponsored by the Future of Freedom FoundationROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

1:00 PM – 1:45 PM . . . Breakout Sessions

The Case Against EducationBryan Caplan, The Institute for Humane Studies | ROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

Governmentheavilysubsidizesalllevelsofeducation.Dothesesubsidiesreally“build human capital,” as advocates argue? Ordotheymostlyencourageawastefulratraceofconspicuousgrade-grubbing?

NRA UniversityRobert Melvin, The National Rifle AssociationROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

NRAUisaone-hourtrainingseminarforstudents interested in learning more about NRA,theSecondAmendment,andthegun

controldebate.NRA-ILAstaffwillprovideyou with the tools you’ll need to become a more effective activist in the fight to protect ourfreedom,bothon-andoff-campus.Attendees will receive a complimentary oneyearNRAmembershipandfreeNRAUniversitypromotionalitems.

Myths about Ayn Rand and ObjectivismWill Thomas, The Atlas SocietyROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

IsObjectivismcoldandheartless?WasAynRandfortherichandagainstthepoor?IsObjectivismelitist?CommonmythsaboutAynRand’sthoughtarediscussedanddebunked.

Likes, Views, and Shares: How New Media is Effecting Policy and PhilosophyKatie Harbath, Remy & Benny Johnson, moderated by Julie BorowskiYoung Americans for LibertyROOM: LAFAYETTE

Everyone and their mom is on the internet now-thequestionishowcanweusethis technology for more than Facebook arguments and cat videos? We will explore how viral content is created and how you canutilizetheinternettoeffectivelygetyourmessage out. Also, the experts will decide onceandforallifit’ssaid“GIF”or“JIF”.

The Delicate Art of Civil Association in the Zombie Apocalypse: Why Tocqueville Would Have Loved the Walking DeadDan D’Amico, The Foundation for Economic Education | ROOM: FRANKLIN

Thispresentationisanexerciseincomparativeinstitutionalanalysis.WhatfacetsofTheWalkingDeadseemaccurateandrealisticgiven the broader research findings of institutional economics, development economics and behavioral economics? Season 3isespeciallyhighlightedincomparisontotheintellectualhistorysurroundingDeTocquevillevoyagetoAmerica,investigationin the penitentiary system and eventual draftingofDemocracyinAmerica.

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Libertarianism as LiberationDannelly Rodriguez, Barbara Sostaita, Taweh Beysolow II, Belal Behader, Jayel Aheram & Asdrubal VargasStudents For Liberty | LATROBE

Thispanelwilldiscussdiverseperspectivesforpositioninglibertarianismtonon-traditionallibertarianaudiences.Theperspectives covered will include women, African-Americans,Latinos,theLGBTQcommunity,andArab-Americans.

Liberty FundRenwickTHIS SESSION IS INVITATION ONLY

2:00 PM – 2:45 PM . . Breakout Sessions

How Can Markets Benefit the Environment?Lynne KieslingThe Institute for Humane StudiesROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

Economicwell-beingneednotconflictwith environmental quality, and aligning economic and environmental benefit does not require government regulation. We will explore how property rights, common-lawrules,andenablingbottom-up community governance can align economic and environmental benefit, andwhatthelimitsaretomarket-basedenvironmentalism.

The Role of Entrepreneurship in Shaping a Free SocietyJeffrey Tucker, Marianne Copenhaver & Trey Stinnett, Individuals For Capitalism

ROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

Individuals for Capitalism embodies both entrepreneurshipandliberty.Ourpanelofsuccessful entrepreneurs and libertarians will describe not only how the two fit together but how they are necessary to each other. If you’re tired of just hearing ideas without learning how to apply them, IFCapitalism will help you learn how to putthoseideasintoaction.Thepanelwill discuss how the private sector solves

problems better than the government, and ways for you to be entrepreneurial and create your own alternatives.

The Battle of Ideas: Think Tanks and the Liberty Movement Around the WorldBrad Lips, The Atlas NetworkROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

Youbelieveintheideasofliberty--buthow are you going to affect change? Political campaigns are exciting, but too often, they consume time and money and leavenothingtoshowforit.That’swhytheAtlasNetworkworks,overthelongterm, to create and nurture independent think tanks that will move public policy debate in the direction of liberty. Learn about the impact of Atlas partners in the U.S.and84othercountriesworldwide.

How Campaign Finance ‘Reform’ Threatens Our LibertyBrad Smith, The Center for Competitive Politics

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TheIRSScandal.DarkMoney.Disclosure.ShadowyGroups.Themedia throws around these terms a lot, butwhatdotheyactuallymean?JoinBradley A. Smith, former Chairman of the Federal Election Commission and authorof“UnfreeSpeech:TheFollyofCampaignFinanceReform,”ashediscusseshoweuphemistically-named“good government” groups are aggressively pushing regulatory and legislative measures designed to stifle political speech, and make it harder for you to exercise your free speech rights. Learn what you can do torecognizeandfighttheseeffortsbecauseyour First Amendment rights – and your liberty – are at stake.

Rise of the Surveillance State (and How to Fight It)Julian Sanchez with Amie Stepanovich, Cato InstituteROOM: FRANKLIN

Thecontinuingstreamofnewsstoriesbased on Edward Snowden’s leaks have made Americans acutely aware of government’s vast and invasive surveillance powers.Thissessionwillexamineindetailwhatwe’velearnedabouttheNSA’sspying programs, the dangers they pose to constitutionalliberty—andwhatpoliticaland technological measures Americans can take to resist the burgeoning Big Brother.

Beyond Tabling: Dynamic Activism Ideas for Student LeadersStudents For Liberty | ROOM: LATROBE

Doyouwanttoincreaseyourgroup’spresence and influence on campus? Have youtabledbutcan’tseemtobreak-throughtothestudentbody?ThisinteractivesessionwillfeaturesomeofthetopUSpro-libertyleadersdiscussinguniquecampus activism ideas. Go beyond tabling and present liberty to students like they have seen before.

2:30 PM – 3:00 PM Second Wave LibertarianismAlexander McCobinROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

3:00 PM – 3:30 PM The Progress of School Choice and Its Importance to YouRobert EnlowSponsored by the Friedman Foundation

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Markets in Human OrgansJames Stacey TaylorThe Institute for Humane StudiesROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

There’scurrentlyamassiveshortageofhumanorgans available for transplant, in part because ofthecurrentbanonmarketsinthem.Thisbanshouldbelifted—andthistalkwillshowwhy!

Is the National Security Agency Out of Control?Jameel JafferThe Future of Freedom FoundationROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

JameelJafferbringshisexperienceoflitigatingagainsttheU.S.governmentfortheAmericanCivilLibertiesUniontobearontheNationalSecurityAgency.IstheNSAoutofcontrol?JameelJafferwelltellyou.(Theanswerisyes.)

Ten Tips For Success Working in LibertyMatt Warner, The Atlas NetworkROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

Onceyou’reinthedoor,howdoyouseparateyourself from the pack to get ahead? Come heartheAtlasNetwork’sVicePresidentofProgramsandInstituteRelationsofferproventips and strategies for turning a passion for liberty into a successful career.

Ayn Rand vs . JesusDr. Anne Bradley, David Kotter, Mark Henderson & Dr. Jay RichardsThe Institute for Faith, Work & EconomicsROOM: LAFAYETTE

AynRandisrememberedasagreatAmericannovelist, philosopher, and developer of objectivism, but she is also known for her strong atheistic convictions. She despised Christianity, exalted selfishness, condemned altruism, and called God “coercive.” How then should free market Christians think aboutAynRandandobjectivism?Isthereanycommonground?JointheInstituteforFaith,Work & Economics for a discussion on Ayn Randthroughabiblicallens.

3:00pm – 3:45pm . . Breakout Sessions

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Can Government Spending Be Cut?Chris Edwards & Ben FriedmanCato Institute | ROOM: FRANKLIN

Cutting spending has become a popular bipartisantalkingpointintheU.S.Congress,yet those very same politicians continue to grow expenditures and raise the debt ceiling. Why does this happen? What should be cut first?Thepanelistswilldiscusshowdefenseandnondefense programs should be restructured to reduce the burden of government.

How to be Free in an Unfree WorldT.K. Coleman, Praxis | ROOM: LATROBE

You live in an unfree world. You want to make it better, but do you have to wait and hope, or can you be free even now? We’ll discuss the existential and entrepreneurial approaches to being free, and how you can find freedom for yourself and help create it for others, regardless of what happens in the political realm.

3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Don’t Hurt People and Don’t Take Their StuffMatt KibbeSponsored by FreedomWorksROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Liberty in the HouseJustin Amash & Thomas MassieModerated by Jeff FrazeeSponsored by Young Americans For LibertyROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

4:00 PM – 4:45 PM . . Breakout Sessions

The Problem of Native AmericaAmy SturgisThe Institute for Humane StudiesROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

Collectivism doesn’t work. State agencies naturally pursue their own survival and power. Property rights arenecessaryforafreeandvibrantsociety.ThesearethelessonslongignoredbytheU.S.governmentanditsfailedpolicytowardNativeAmerica.

Libertarianism vs . the EmpireJohn Glaser & Scott HortonThe Future of Freedom FoundationROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

Long-timecollaboratorsatAntiwar.comJohnGlaserandScottHortontogetheratlast!Johnwillbediscussingthe importance of foreign policy to the libertarian movement and Scott will be coveringhowpost-ColdWarUSforeignpolicy is aimed at global hegemony.

The Second Amendment as Defense Against TyrannyDr. Stephen P. HalbrookThe Independent InstituteROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

Therighttobeararmswasdesignedby the Founders as a safeguard against oppressivegovernment.TheexperienceofNaziGermanyexemplifiedtheuseofgun control laws to disarm and persecute disfavored groups and consolidate dictatorship.

Creative Destruction: Using Technology to Free the FutureGeneration OpportunityROOM: LAFAYETTE

Millennials are fighting to protect innovation and creating technologies that challenge the status quo. Learn about the newest digital tools and social media to address the social and political problems of today.

LIVE Libertarianism .org Podcast: The Philosophy of Free ImmigrationAlex Nowrasteh & guestsCato InstituteROOM: FRANKLIN

Immigration is one of the biggest policy issues of our time, and Millennials are well positioned to play a leading role in reform.Thispanelwillhostalivepodcastrecording on the topic, including an extendedQ&Asessionwiththeaudience.

Building the Student Movement for Liberty in AsiaKiran Reddy, Deeksha Gehlot & Abhinav Singh, moderated by Yavnika KhannaStudents For Liberty | ROOM: LATROBE

Panel members will discuss the challenges and latest achievements of student activism for liberty in India and across Asia. Students will share inspiring personal stories and lessons of success in their endeavor to build a student movement for liberty on their continent.

5:00 PM – 5:30 PMIndividualismDavid KelleySponsored by The Atlas Society

ROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

5:00 PM – 5:45 PM . . Breakout Sessions

Anarchism and Defense: The Hard ProblemDavid FriedmanThe Institute for Humane Studies

ROOM: CABIN JOHN/ARLINGTON

Nationaldefenseiswhateconomistscallapublicgood—theprovidercannotcontrol who gets it, which makes it hard to charge for it on a voluntary basis. It is arguably the only public good whose failure would be catastrophic; there is no point to abolishing your government if the result is that someone else imposes his governmentonyou.Thereare,however,avariety of imperfect solutions to the public good problem, some of which might work well enough to permit a society without government to do an adequate job of defending itself.

The Libertarian Angle Live with Special Guest Robert HiggsRobert Higgs, Sheldon Richmond & Jacob HornbergerThe Future of Freedom Foundation

ROOM: WILSON/ROOSEVELT

FFFpresidentJacobHornbergerandFFFvicepresidentSheldonRichmantaketheirweeklyshow“TheLibertarianAngle”livetothestage.WithspecialguestRobertHiggs,JacobandSheldondiscussempire,intervention, and the war on terrorism in a spontaneous and interactive format. Attendee interaction encouraged!

Winning Arguments with Your Liberal Friends about Living Standards, Income Inequality, and Middle Class StagnationDon BoudreauxThe Fund for American StudiesROOM: FARRAGUT SQUARE

DonBoudreauxtakesonthelikesofPaulKrugmanandothermisguidedleftistsonanearly daily basis. Whether the target is a bloviating politician or a misguided fellow economist, Professor Boudreaux is skilled at shooting down myths, slaying clichés, and challenging the abuse of data. In this session, Professor Boudreaux will offer the most powerful arguments to use when making the case for how capitalism raises living standards and improves the lives of people in all incomes groups.

Cocktail Reception hosted by Generation OpportunityGeneration Opportunity ROOM: LAFAYETTE

Following our session on Creative Destruction,joinustolearnhowtoapplyyour passion and skills to drive the liberty movement. Hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be served.

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How Government Robs the Young to Pay the OldMike Tanner & Michael CannonCato Institute | ROOM: FRANKLIN

Young people today face trillions of dollars in national debt, and they are on the hook for tens of trillions more in future obligations. How is it possible to alreadyowesomuch?Thispanelexploresthe political apparatus that enables the unsustainable transfer of entitlement costs from one generation to the next, and what can be done about it.

The Role of the “Cheetah Generation” in Advancing Liberty in AfricaAjibola Adigun, Chukwuemeka Ezeugo, Odunola Oladejo, & Japheth Omojuwa, moderated by Olumayowa OkediranStudents For LibertyROOM: LATROBE

ThestudentmovementforlibertyinAfrica has seen a lot of growth over the past few years, Students For Liberty CharterTeammemberswhoarebehindseveral efforts to champion the cause of liberty in Africa will be speaking about their efforts in promoting the liberating ideas of libertarianism in Africa.

Campus Revolutionaries: SFL’s Campus Coordinator ProgramThe Students For Liberty Leadership TeamStudents For LibertyROOM: LATROBE

SFL Campus Coordinators (CCs) are on the front lines in the battle for liberty. CCsorganizeexcitingevents,startnewpro-libertystudentgroups,andmentorstudentleaders.JoinSFL’sLeadershipdepartment as they explain more about the CC program and how to strengthen your application.

5:30 PM – 6:00 PMNo Liberty, No Art: No Art, No LibertySarah Skwire & James Padilioni Jr.ROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

6:00 PM – 6:45 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dinner Break

6:45 PM – 7:00 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Heaton Comedy Performance ROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

7:00 PM – 7:30 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The 2014 ISFLC Awards Presented by Sloane Frost & Noelle Mandell ROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

7:30 PM – 8:30 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Advancing the Cause of Liberty George Ayittey, Alumnus of the Year

8:30 PM – 9:30 PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Radar vs . Wolf Concert ROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

9:30 PM – 12:00 AM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Social Events

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Sunday9:30am-10:00am . . . . . Coffee Service10:00am-11:00sm . . . .

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12:30pm – 1:30pm . . .

1:30pm – 2:00pm . . . . Closing RemarksNOTE: Each session above is organized by the sponsoring organization listed. The ideas

presented in each session are not necessarily those held by other organizations at the ISFLC or Students For Liberty. In the spirit of open discourse and learning we hope that

participants will benefit from the variety of viewpoints presented at this conference.

Bitcoin, Grey Markets, and Alternative Governance: The Future of Economic SecessionTom W. Bell, Chris Coyne, and Jerry Brito, Moderated by Jeffrey TuckerSponsored by the Institute for Humane StudiesROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

Millennials vs Gen X: My Generation is Better Than Yours!KennedySponsored by Women For LibertyROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

Closing KeynoteEthan Nadelmann, Sponsored by the Drug Policy AllianceROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

Heedless, then Stealthy, then Brazen: How the Government Defeated the Fourth AmendmentRadley Balko | ROOM: INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM

Mercatus Graduate Student Fellowships provide financial assistance, research experience, and hands-on training for graduate students in the social sciences.

Economics with AttitudE“The best students in our program find our ‘economics with attitude’ contagious, and go on to stellar careers in research, teaching, and public policy.”

—Professor Peter BoettkeDirector of the F.A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the Mercatus Center

Learn more and apply at grad.mercatus.org.

Ever play a game where players could change the rules mid-game? Did the rules ever benefit anyone except the rulemakers?

When Congress passes campaign finance laws, it changes the game and

threatens your free speech rights.

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We fight that.

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PartnerCato Institute

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BronzeAmerica’s Future Foundation

Center for Competitive PoliticsCharlesKochInstitute

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TheFundforAmericanStudiesUniversidadFranciscoMarroquin

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ExhibitorsAgora.la

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Austrian Economics CenterBenjaminRushInstitute

F.A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics

Five Hour EnergyFoundationforIndividualRightsin

EducationFree State Project

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HumanitiesandSocialSciences,Departmentof Economics

Institute for Liberal StudiesLibertia Society

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ManuelH.JohnsonCenterforPoliticalEconomyatTroyUniversity

Marijuana Policy ProjectMastercoin

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Reason,Individualism,FreedomInstituteStatePolicyNetwork

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SponSorSStudents For Liberty would like to thank all of our sponsors and exhibitors who

have made this conference possible. We encourage all attendees to visit their booths and websites to learn more about the opportunities and resources they haveavailableforpro-libertystudentsandalumni.

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10:00 am–10:45 am: Jonathan Turley — “America at the Crossroads of Civil Liberties in the 21st Century”

11:00 am–11:45 am: Stephen Kinzer — “The Dulles Brothers and America’s Century of Regime Change”

12:00 pm–12:45 pm: Robert Higgs — “Crisis, Leviathan, and the National Security State”

1:00 pm–2:30 pm: Oliver Stone, Peter Kuznick, and Jeremy ScahillMain Ballroom “Imperial Overreach and the National Security State,” moderated by Shelby Coffey

3:00 pm–3:45 pm: Jameel Jaffer — “Is the National Security Agency Out of Control?”

4:00 pm–4:45 pm: John Glaser and Scott Horton — “Libertarianism vs. the Empire”

5:00 pm–5:45 pm: Sheldon Richman, and Jacob Hornberger “The Libertarian Angle Live with Special Guest Robert Higgs”

Join us for what promises to be one of the greatest programs in the history of the libertarian movement on the critical importance of civil liberties and the dangers to freedom posed by the national security state.

A “conference within a conference” at the 2014 ISFLC, “Civil Liberties and the National Security State” boasts some of the leading figures in this field. It will feature seven presentations that will focus on the warfare state, military empire, CIA, military-industrial complex, NSA, foreign policy, civil liberties, and the war on terrorism.

Saturday, February 15, 2014Grand Hyatt - Washington, D.C.

SPE AKER BIOS

Oliver Stone is an Academy Award winning film director whose work includes Midnight Express, Platoon, Born on the Fourth of July, JFK, and Wall Street. Among his most recent work is the documentary miniseries that premiered on Showtime, “Untold History of the United States,” which is accompanied by a 750-page book of the same name.

Peter Kuznick is a professor of history and director of the Nuclear Studies Institute at American University and the co-author, with Oliver Stone, of the 10-part Showtime miniseries “The Untold History of the United States” and the accompanying New York Times best-selling book of the same name.

Jeremy Scahill is the national security correspondent for The Nation magazine and author of the international bestseller Blackwater: The Rise of the World’s Most Powerful Mercenary Army, which won the George Polk Book Award. His newest book is Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield.

Shelby Coffey is vice chairman of the Newseum. Coffey was executive vice president at ABC News in New York before he joined CNN in 1999, where he was news chief at CNNfn.

Jonathan Turley holds the Shapiro Chair for Public Interest Law at The George Washington University Law School, where he teachers constitutional law, criminal procedure, and torts.

Stephen Kinzer is a veteran New York Times correspondent who reported from more than 50 countries on five continents.

Jameel Jaffer is a human-rights and civil-liberties attorney who serves as deputy legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union and the director of ACLU’s Center for Democracy, which houses the organization’s National Security Project, Human Rights Program, and Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project.

Scott Horton is the longtime host of Antiwar Radio on Pacifica 90.7 FM KPFK in Los Angeles and KUCR 88.3 in Riverside, and the Scott Horton Show on Liberty Express Radio.

John Glaser is an independent writer and editor living in Washington, D.C. He was formerly editor at Antiwar.com, the Internet’s leading voice for a noninterventionist foreign policy.

Robert Higgs is senior fellow in political economy for the Independent Institute. He received his Ph.D. in economics from John Hopkins University and is the author of Crisis and Leviathan, Delusions of Power, and Depression, War, and Cold War.

Jacob Hornberger is founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation. He was a practicing lawyer in Texas for 12 years and an adjunct professor of law and economics at the University of Dallas.

Sheldon Richman is the vice president of The Future of Freedom Foundation and the editor of the FFF’s monthly journal, Future of Freedom.

VI SI T US AT: WWW.FFF.ORG

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The government needs a warrant to read your mail. Shouldn’t they need one to read your email, too?

TELL THE GOVERNMENT TO GET A WARRANT.Learn more about online privacy at digitaldueprocess.org

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Technology has changed a lot since 1986...Our digital privacy laws haven’t.

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Improved education is offering a hope of narrowing the gap between the less and more skilled workers, of fending off the prior prospect of a society divided between the ‘haves’ and ‘have nots,’ of a class society in which an educated elite provided welfare for a permanent class of unemployables. We have so far only seen the early fruits from the introduction of vouchers, from giving parents a choice. The best is yet to come as competition and the market work their wonders.

– Milton Friedman

SFL Campus Coordinators (CCs) are at the front lines of the student movement for liberty. Throughout the year, CCs build new student groups, host events, and mentor other students. SFL leaders develop skills in community organizing, project and volunteer management, networking, and communication.

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