Belgium is not only the host country to the central planners from the European Commission in Brussels. It is also the land of great charming historical commercial towns such as Bruges, Antwerp, and Gent. If you happen to be in the area: next Tuesday yours truly shall deliver two lectures for the Flemish liberal student association in Gent. The first one will deal with the “Problems of a transition toward natural monies” and the second one present “The case against fiat money.”
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Now, that’s tempting. I’m a great admirer of your oeuvre and your lecturing skills. If I’m lucky with the traffic, it will take a little over 4 hours to get to Gent by car from where I live in Germany. I hope I’ll be able to make it for both lectures.
Will the video files be available for public? I live in Iran.
Hopefully these towns will return to their glory of the past. Free market economics is the pathway to that glory.