Session III - Threats to Freedom in a Global Age'

Surjit Bhalla: "Who is Losing Out on Globalisation"
Ian Vasquez: "Globalisation and the Poor"
Bibek Debroy: "Globalisation and Anti-Globalisation - An Indian Perspective"
Nadeem Ul Haque
Chair: Greg Lindsay

William Maley: "Terrorism, Freedom, and Institutions: Reconstructing the State in Afghanistan"
Pramit Pal Choudhuri: "One or Many: Democratic Foreign Policy Responses to Terrorism"
Hadi Soesastro: "Global Terrorism: Implications on State Security and Human Security"

Michael DeAlessi: "Wildlife Conservation and Development: The Property Rights Approach"
Shreekant Gupta: "An Economic Approach to Environmental Policy in India: Beyond Gloom and Doom"
Santhakumar V.: "Will Public Interest Litigations and Citizens' Actions Lead to Sustainable Development?"

Peter Saunders: "What Future for Welfare? "
James Tooley: "Private Education: The Poor's Best Chance?"
Chair: Leonard Liggio

• Swaminathan A. Aiyar, consulting editor The Economic Times, India
• Surjit Bhalla, Oxus Fund, an investment fund management organisation.
• Pramit Pal Choudhuri, foreign editor The Hindustan Times, New Delhi, India
• Gurcharan Das, author of India Unbound, and former CEO of Procter & Gamble India
• Michael DeAlessi, writes on environment and wildlife issues, and former Director of the Centre for Private Conservation, USA
• Bibek Debroy, Director, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Contemporary Studies, Delhi, India
• Ashok V. Desai, Consulting Editor, Business Standard, New Delhi
• Shreekant Gupta, Fulbright Fellow, Centre for Energy and Environmental Policy Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
• Nadeem Ul Haque, IMF Resident Representative at the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, Colombo
• Sharad Joshi, founder of Shetkari Sanghatana, one of the largest farmers organisation in the country
• Madhu Kishwar, Senior Fellow, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, New Delhi, and Editor of Manushi, a bimonthly journal on women and development issues
• Chandran Kukathas, Associate Professor, School of Politics at University College, University of New South Wales and Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra, Australia
• Jacob Levy, Assistant Professor, Political Science, university of Chicago, USA
• Leonard Liggio, Executive Vice-President, Atlas Economic Research Foundation, USA
• Greg Lindsay, Executive Director, The Centre for Independent Studies, Sydney, Australia
• Stephen Macedo, Professor at the University Center for Human Values, Louis Marx Hall, Princeton University, New Jersey, USA
• William Maley, Associate Professor of Politics, University College, University of New South Wales, Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra, Australia
• Jayprakash Narayan, Campaign Coordinator of Lok Satta, a grassroots initiative to promote accountability and transparency in government based in Hyderabad, India
• Suri Ratnapala, Professor of Law and Director of the Centre for the Legal and Economic Study of Institutions (CLESI), University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
• V. Santhakumar, Associate Fellow, Centre for Development Studies, Kerala, India
• Peter Saunders, Director of Social Policy Research Programmes at the Centre for Independent Studies, Sydney, Australia
• Hadi Soesastro, Indonesia
• James Tooley, Professor of Education Policy, Centre for Market Solutions in Education,
• University of Newcastle, England
• Ian Vasquez, Director, Project on Global Economic Liberty, Cato Institute, Washington DC, USA
• Christian Watrin, President, The Mont Pelerin Society
• Rajiva Wijesinha, President of the Liberal Party of Sri Lanka