Přednášky pro veřejnost

21.9.2011, 17:00-19:00 - European Parliament
WHERE DOES THE EUROZONE GO…?

Distinguished SPEAKERS

Introduction: Alfredo ANTONIOZZI, Member of the European Parliament;
Need for better supervision?: Sharon BOWLES, Chairwomen of the European
Parliament´s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs;
Competitiveness of Europe: Jacek DOMINIK, Under Secretary of State,
Ministry of Finance, Polish Presidency;
Stability of Euro: Mauro GRANDE, Economics Director General of DG
Financial Stability, European Central Bank/ Wolfgang Schill, Director General
od DG Economics, European Central Bank;
Macrofinancial stability of Eurozone: Joh BERRIGAN - Director for
Macrofinancial stability, European Commission;
Future of Eurozone: Tomáš SEDLÁČEK, Chief Economist of ČSOB.

22.9.2011, 17:00-18:30 - Praha - Nová scéna Národního divadla
INTERPELACE - téma "Umění pomáhat a chránit"
www.interpelace.cz

22.9.2011, 10:45-11:45 - Konferenční centrum Vysoké školy finanční a správní, o.p.s., Praha 10, Vršovice, Estonská 500 (vchod z Kodaňské)
Personalistika a finance aneb peníze nejsou všechno

Téma přednášky-besedy Tomáše Sedláčka v rámci této konference bude:
Lidé jako firemni zdroje? Zaměstnanci a ekonomika
http://www.klubpersonalistu.cz/cz/personalistika-a-finance-aneb-penize-nejsou-vsechno-id2011060001

24.9.2011, 15:30-15:50 - Bratislava, Kapitulská 19, aula Rímskokatolíckej Cyrilometodskej bohosloveckej fakulta Univerzity Komenského
Christian Solidarity and Moral Hazard in the Times of Crises

Ekonomie dobra a zla: Po stopách lidského tázání od Gilgameše po finanční krizi

29.9.2011, 3:00-5:00 p.m. - World Bank in D.C.
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.worldbank.org/

30.9.2011, 7:00 p.m. - 5015 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, District Of Columbia 20008 United States
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.politics-prose.com/

3.10.2011, 6:00 p.m. - the Consulate General of the Czech Republic in New York City
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.mzv.cz/ny

4.10.2011, 7:30 p.m. - The Harvard Club in New York City
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.hcny.com/

4.10.2011, 12:00 p.m. - Google New Yor City
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.

5.10.2011, 8:00 a.m. - the Carnegie Council on Ethics & International Affairs in New York City
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.carnegiecouncil.org

5.10.2011, 11 a.m. - the World Policy Institute in New York City
Economics of Good and Evil: A luncheon discussion with Tomáš Sedláček

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.worldpolicy.org/events/economics-good-and-evil-luncheon-discussion-tom%C3%A1%C5%A1-sedl%C3%A1%C4%8Dek

13.10.2011, 6:30 p.m. - The Yale Club in New York City
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.yaleclubnyc.org/

13.10.2011, - the India House Club in New York City
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.indiahouseclub.org/

17.10.2011, 6:00 p.m. - Town Hall Seattle
Tomas Sedlacek: Who Does an Economy Serve?

Tomas Sedlacek argues a simple proposition: Economics is ultimately about good and evil. It’s touted as a science, a value-free mathematical inquiry, but it’s actually a cultural phenomenon woven out of history, myth, religion, and ethics. So, to grasp the beliefs underlying economics, Sedlacek, author of The Economics of Good and Evil, explores economic thinking over the millennia, asking meta-economic questions: What is the meaning and the point of economics? Can we do ethically all that we can do technically? Does it pay to be good? Presented by the Town Hall Center for Civic Life with Elliott Bay Book Company. Series media sponsorship provided by PubliCola. Series supported by The Boeing Company Charitable Trust and the RealNetworks Foundation.
http://townhallseattle.org/tomas-sedlacek-who-does-an-economy-serve/

18.10.2011, 6:00 p.m. - the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.commonwealthclub.org/

20.10.2011, 6:00 p.m. - Dominican University in San Rafael, CA
Tomas Sedlacek - Economics Of Good And Evil

In his bold new approach to the dismal science, Sedlacek, who serves on the National Economic Council in Prague, returns economics to its roots. Adam Smith was a philosopher before he wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Sedlacek frames questions of value in terms of ethics and morality, buttressing his arguments not with statistics but with myriad cultural phenomena, from epics to the Bible to films.
http://www.dominican.edu/

24.10.2011, 19:00 - Švandovo divadlo
První Scénický rozhovor sezóny 2011/2012.
http://www.svandovodivadlo.cz/index.php?cmd=event.detail&id=1686

27.10.2011, 17:00 - Nové scéna Národního divadla
Interpelace
www.interpelace.cz

13.11.2011, - Polsko
Propagační tour polské verze knihy Ekonomie dobra a zla

13-19.11. (v jednání)