The John Locke Institute’s Princeton Public Policy Symposium, taking place from June 30 to July 10, 2024, offers an exceptional opportunity for intellectually advanced students aged 16-20 to delve into the principles of public policy. In this interdisciplinary program, participants will explore the intricacies of public policy by drawing insights from economics, psychology, game theory, political philosophy, jurisprudence, and ethics. The theme for this symposium is “Wealth & Inequality,” addressing critical global issues. With a strong focus on equipping students to make positive changes in the world, the program aims to deepen their understanding of democratic politics’ systemic challenges, consequences of policies, and potential solutions. By examining the causes of wealth and poverty, exploring remedies to inequality, and identifying obstacles in implementing effective public policies, participants will gain a nuanced perspective on policy issues. The symposium provides a platform for aspiring policy experts to engage in rigorous intellectual discussions and develop the skills necessary to make well-informed, persuasive arguments. Situated in Princeton, New Jersey, a town rich in academic excellence, students will be hosted at the Princeton Theological Seminary, offering comfortable accommodations, library access, and easy access to the town’s conveniences. The program encourages participants to be intellectually sophisticated, fostering an environment where they can appreciate diverse viewpoints and articulate their opinions persuasively. With distinguished faculty members who are leaders in their fields, the symposium promises to be an intellectually enriching experience that equips students to tackle complex policy challenges effectively.
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