📍 Desautels Hall
🏢 Hosted by Rotman School of Management
Rotman School of Management is hosting Nobel Laureate Daron Acemoglu for an in-person talk titled ‘What Happened to Liberal Democracy?’ at Desautels Hall. Acemoglu is a renowned economist whose work focuses on political economy, economic development, and institutional economics. This event provides a rare opportunity to hear directly from one of the world’s leading economic thinkers. Registration is required to secure a spot at this in-person-only event.
Event details
- Format: In-person only
- Registration: Required; register through the event link
Why it’s worth going
Hearing from a Nobel Laureate economist provides invaluable perspective on the intersection of political institutions and economic systems, topics that directly impact financial markets, regulatory environments, and business strategy. Acemoglu’s insights on democracy and governance are essential for finance and accounting students who will navigate increasingly complex regulatory and geopolitical landscapes in their careers. This is a prestigious networking opportunity to engage with world-class economic thought leadership.
Going in prepared
Arrive at Desautels Hall by 5:20 p.m. to allow time for registration and seating, as space may be limited for this high-profile speaker. Review some of Acemoglu’s recent work or publications on institutional economics to better understand the context of his talk. Prepare thoughtful questions about how political economy trends might affect financial markets or corporate governance. Bring business cards if you hope to network with fellow attendees or faculty after the event.
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Posted September 21, 2026