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Antigua Forum

Antigua Forum | antiguaforum.ufm.edu | 74 Lecciones

Gabriel Calzada, Sam Patterson, Gustavo Medina, Flemming Rose, Surse Pierpoint, Mauricio Rojas, Marcel Granier, Japheth Omojuwa, Barbara Oakley, Sugata Mitra, David Seymour, Matt Dalio, Nouh El Harmouzi, Magatte Wade, Robert Metcalfe, Benjamin Slivka, Daniel M. Rothschild, Robin Koerner, Mark Stalhman, Eric Glustrom, Robyn Metcalfe, Elise Westhoff, Lenore Ealy, Robert Schimenz, Connor Boyack, Grace Bydalek, Panayiotis “Pano” Kanelos, Arthur L. Chait, Robert Chatfield, Faisal Saeed Al Mutar, Elisheva Avishai, Stephen Brien, Adrien Lewis, Elena Leontjeva

Colección
Transcript

1

Elena Leontjeva: Pioneering Economic Freedom in Lithuania

2

Adrien Lewis: Support Networks

3

Stephen Brien: Transformative Leadership

4

Elisheva Avishai: Critical Thinking in Education

5

Faisal Saeed Al Mutar: Entrepreneurship Model for Economic Growth

6

Antigua Forum 2023 | The Accelerator for Freedom

7

Antigua Forum 2023 | Testimonials

8

Pano Kanelos: Freedom of Conscience in Higher Education

9

Robert Chatfield: The Power of Film in Education

10

Arthur Chait: The Innovation Process

11

Grace Bydalek: Inspiring Change in Higher Education

12

Marcel Van Hattem: Leadership, Politics and Free Press

13

Don Dyer: Entrepreneurship and Education

14

John Tillman: Free Market Public Policy

15

Tony Woodlief: Solutions to Economic, Political, and Social Problems

16

Connor Boyack: How can Liberty Reach Families?

17

Robert Schimenz: Critical Thinking in Education

18

Lenore Ealy: The Power of Civil Society to Solve Meaningful Problems

19

Elise Westhoff: The Role of Philanthropy for a Free Society

20

Robyn Metcalfe: Entrepreneurship and The Food Supply Chain

21

Eric Glustrom: Education for Next Generation Leaders

22

Mark Stahlman: The Impact of Digital Technology on Society

23

Robin Koerner: Liberty, Politics, and Mass Persuasion

24

Daniel Rothschild: A Conversation on State Reforms and Social Change

25

Benjamin Slivka: Technology and the future of connectivity

26

Robert Metcalfe : Telecommunications back in the 1970’s

27

Magatte Wade: Finding solutions for poverty and discrimination

28

From chocolate seller to a successful entrepreneur

29

Communicating free market principles

30

A “Netflix”, for the liberty movement

31

Turning an abandoned problem into a business adventure

32

Experimental Reforms in Honduras

33

A Conversation on Technology and Liberty

34

Free Speech and Its Enemies

35

How Free Trade Zones Can Unlock the Economy

36

From Marxist to Market Liberal

37

From Cuban Prisioner to Best-Selling Author

38

A Leading Voice for Liberty in Africa

39

Fighting for Freedom of Speech in Venezuela

40

How Churchill Saved Western Civilization

41

Surviving at the Top of National Politics

42

How to Teach Freedom and Anything Else | Barbara Oakley

43

The Future of Education

44

School Reform in New Zealand

45

Bringing the Internet to the Next Billion People

46

Liberalism and Reform in Nepal

47

Economic Reform in China

48

Telecommunications, Technology and Liberalism

49

Political Leadership in South Africa

50

Liberalism in the Arab World

51

Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies, and Government Regulations

52

Entrepreneurship and Complex Systems

53

Cryptocurrencies and Online Banking

54

Communicating Liberalism

55

Bitcoin, Britain, and Banking

56

Liberalism in Argentina

57

OpenGov and Transparency

58

Liberal School Reform in Sweden

59

Economic Journalism

60

Liberalism and Internet Governance

61

Guatemala’s Telecom Reform

62

The Future of Health Care

63

Free to Choose Medicine

64

The Future of Freedom in Australia

65

Liberalism in Malaysia

66

Liberal Reform in India

67

Student-Centered Education

68

Post-Soviet Poland

Public Health in Madrid

70

The Minister of Finance as Minister of Reform

71

Rescuing the Philippines

72

Consumer Protection and Reform in Lithuania

73

Saving the Budget in Utah and Michigan

74

Lawsuit Reform

00:00 |

Opening credits
00:06 |

Introduction
01:03 |

Public opinion in favor of Health Ministry's reform
01:48 |

Physician objections to the reforms
04:25 |

Reform proposal to unify Madrid's health services
05:54 |

What has your experience been at the Antigua Forum?
07:27 |

Final credits

Public Health in Madrid

| 21 de enero de 2012 | Vistas: 47

Choice In Medicine Healthcare Healthcare Reform Insurance

Javier Fernández-Lasquetty talks about reforms carried out in Madrid, Spain, during his tenure as health adviser in Madrid's regional government. He discusses an important change to the public health-care system, which allows patients to choose their own doctors and go to hospitals and clinics of their choice. Javier explains how the reform was achieved and which strategies worked and which failed.

This video has been made possible thanks to support from the John Templeton Foundation, Global Philanthropic Trust, and the Earhart Foundation.

This interview was recorded as part of The Antigua Forum 2012 gathering.

Visit the complete Antigua Forum interview series.

Visit the website for the Antigua Forum project.

Autor

Javier Fernández-Lasquetty

Jurista y politólogo

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