Thompson Rivers University

Indigenous land ownership and economic develoment

September 27, 2013

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Property Rights and Economic Development: lecture by Peruvian economist

Hernando de Soto

Well-known Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto will share his research, insights, and other findings in what should be an enlightening presentation.

When: Oct. 4, 2013
Time: 10-11:15am
Location: Mountain Room, Campus Activity Centre
Admission: Free

This lecture is presented by the Tulo Centre of Indigenous Economics and TRU.

de Soto has been called “the world’s greatest living economist” by former US President Bill Clinton.

The Institute of Liberty and Democracy (ILD) was ranked the second-most important think tank in the world by Economist magazine.

de Soto has published two bestselling books about property rights and economic development that have been translated into 20 languages.

Introductory remarks will be delivered by Manny Jules and Chief Mike Lebourdais, Chair of the Tulo Centre of Indigenous Economics.

de Soto is in Kamloops to discuss the First Nation property ownership initiative with area Chiefs and to discuss implementing the MOU between the ILD and Tulo.