2012 Bastiat Prize will award $16,000 in prizes to the writing that best articulates the importance of freedom
Los Angeles, CA (May 18, 2012) - Journalists, bloggers and writers from around the world are invited to enter the 2012 Bastiat Prize for Journalism, which will honor the commentary, analysis and reporting that best demonstrates the importance of freedom and its underlying institutions.
The 2012 Bastiat Prize winner receives $10,000, second-place earns $5,000 and third-place takes home $1,000.
The prize is named for classical liberal essayist Frédéric Bastiat, whose writings on free markets, economics and individual rights remain a touchstone in libertarian thought.
"Frédéric Bastiat's work has stood the test of time," said Julian Morris, vice president of the Reason Foundation, who has developed and managed the Bastiat Prize over the past decade. "The Bastiat Prize recognizes and rewards those who, like Bastiat, eloquently deploy wit, eloquence and originality to make compelling arguments for freedom and challenge the encroachment of the state."
All work published in print or online between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012 is eligible for submission.Entries must be received by July 1, 2012. The winner of the Bastiat Prize will be announced at a gala dinner in New York City on November 8, 2012.
The complete rules and entry forms are available online at:
http://reason.org/news/show/bastiat-prize-2012
Previous winners of the Bastiat Prize include Tom Easton (The Economist), Mary Anastasia O'Grady (The Wall Street Journal), Tim Harford (The Financial Times), and Amit Varma (Mint). The entries of previous winners are available on the Bastiat Prize website: www.bastiatprize.org.
Founded by International Policy Network in 2002, the Bastiat Prize is now awarded by Reason Foundation, a nonprofit think tank dedicated to advancing free minds and free markets. Reason Foundation produces respected public policy research on a variety of issues and publishes the critically acclaimed Reason magazine and its website, Reason.com. For more information, please visit reason.org.
Contact:
Lainie Frost, Communications Specialist, Reason Foundation, (703) 244-3594
email: bastiatprize // at// reason //dot// org
The 2012 Bastiat Prize winner receives $10,000, second-place earns $5,000 and third-place takes home $1,000.
The prize is named for classical liberal essayist Frédéric Bastiat, whose writings on free markets, economics and individual rights remain a touchstone in libertarian thought.
"Frédéric Bastiat's work has stood the test of time," said Julian Morris, vice president of the Reason Foundation, who has developed and managed the Bastiat Prize over the past decade. "The Bastiat Prize recognizes and rewards those who, like Bastiat, eloquently deploy wit, eloquence and originality to make compelling arguments for freedom and challenge the encroachment of the state."
All work published in print or online between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012 is eligible for submission.Entries must be received by July 1, 2012. The winner of the Bastiat Prize will be announced at a gala dinner in New York City on November 8, 2012.
The complete rules and entry forms are available online at:
http://reason.org/news/show/bastiat-prize-2012
Previous winners of the Bastiat Prize include Tom Easton (The Economist), Mary Anastasia O'Grady (The Wall Street Journal), Tim Harford (The Financial Times), and Amit Varma (Mint). The entries of previous winners are available on the Bastiat Prize website: www.bastiatprize.org.
Founded by International Policy Network in 2002, the Bastiat Prize is now awarded by Reason Foundation, a nonprofit think tank dedicated to advancing free minds and free markets. Reason Foundation produces respected public policy research on a variety of issues and publishes the critically acclaimed Reason magazine and its website, Reason.com. For more information, please visit reason.org.
Contact:
Lainie Frost, Communications Specialist, Reason Foundation, (703) 244-3594
email: bastiatprize // at// reason //dot// org
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