[eccr] European Journalism Institute

>The Fund for American Studies takes pride in presenting the 2nd annual
>European Journalism Institute (EJI) in Prague, Czech Republic this summer
>from July 9-17, 2005. The Fund for American Studies seeks highly qualified
>journalists and students of journalism to attend the European Journalism
>Institute. The Fund for American Studies mission seeks to advance the values
>of freedom, democracy, and a free market economy by sponsoring educational
>programs of the highest quality for students with outstanding leadership
>potential. These programs include institutes that prepare young people for
>honorable leadership by educating them in the theory, practice, and benefits
>of a free society.
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>You can assist us in recruiting outstanding candidates to apply for the
>Institute. Those selected to attend EJI will receive a full scholarship.
>
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>EJI was developed in response to a growing recognition that journalists must
>be empowered with the knowledge and skills needed to objectively report on a
>variety of business and economic issues.  EJI is the premier program for
>journalists and students of journalism. Participants will have the
>opportunity to participate in social and networking activities while
>fostering new professional relationships.
>
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>The Institute curriculum emphasizes how to understand the structure and
>functions of market economics in the context of such fundamental issues as:
>                         ·       The role of government in the economy
>                         ·       Environmental regulation
>                         ·       Globalization
>                         ·       The functions of the price system
>                         ·       Health and welfare economics
>                         ·       International trade
>         Applicants can apply online at www.tfasinternational.org.  The EJI
>website is the best resource for information and communication.  The website
>provides information detailing the Institute's academic and admission
>procedures and it also enables applicants to check their application status
>online.
>
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>         We employ a rolling basis for admission decisions and applicants are
>encouraged to apply before the final deadline of 15 May, 2005.   Should you
>have any questions about the program, or would like to request additional
>brochures, please send me an email at (mkwasiborski /at/ tfas.org)
><mailto:(mkwasiborski /at/ tfas.org)>.
>
>
>                                                 Sincerely,
>                                                 Mr. Matthew Kwasiborski
>                                                 Director, EJI

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Carpentier Nico (Phd)
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