Name of the program: Life & Motivation Theme of this week: Social violences against women Guest: Mitra Mehran – Women’s Rights Activist Host: Manizha Ramizy – Lecturer at Kabul University and Human Rights activist. Venue of the Program: On your smart phones and computer screens Scheduled time: Monday, 17 January 2022 – 7:00 PM (Kabul

Subject: The cultural role of epic literature in integration & national unity Guest: PhD Yaqub Yasna – University Lecturer & Researcher Host: Sayed Mustafa Saiedy – Chairman of AELSO´s Board of Directors Venue of the Program: On your smart phones and computer screens Scheduled time: Friday, 14 January – 7:00 PM (Kabul Time) What will

Name of the program: Life & Motivation Theme of this week: Giving hope to the youth Guest: Mina Dashtbali – Social Worker, Child & Adolescent´s Advocate Host: Manizha Ramizy – Lecturer at Kabul University and Human Rights activist. Venue of the Program: On your smart phones and computer screens Scheduled time: Monday, 10 January 2022

🏆 Afghanistan Economic & Legal Studies Organization (AELSO) is ranked as Top Think Tank in 2021 Global Go to Think Tank Index Report: The Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program (TTCSP) of the Lauder Institute at the University of Pennsylvania which evaluated more than 11,914 world’s think tanks, has identified & ranked the Afghanistan Economic

A series of practical sessions named “Life & Motivation” initiated by Afghanistan Economic & Legal Studies Organization (AELSO) in collaboration with The White Assembly and Silk Road Online Radio was virtually held on January 10, 2022. The session was hosted by Manizha Ramizy; professor of Kabul University and human rights activist, with the presence of

The series of Tea & Liberty programs on the themes of Free Society Vs. Closed Society was organized virtually at the initiative of the Afghanistan Economic and Legal Studies Organization in cooperation with The White Assembly and the Silk Road Online Radio Station. In the Tea and Liberty program, hosted by Mohammad Khalid Ramizy, the

Wage and Price Controls in the Ancient World From the earliest times, from the very inception of organized government, rulers and their officials have attempted, with varying degrees of success, to “control” their economies. The notion that there is a “just” or “fair” price for a certain commodity, a price which can and ought to

Price Fixing in Ancient Rome  As might be expected, the Roman Republic was not to be spared a good many ventures into control of the economy by the government. One of the most famous of the Republican statutes was the Law of the Twelve Tables (449 B.C.) which, among other things, fixed the maximum rate

Postwar Rent Controls The rent that a landlord charges for his accommodation is merely an instance of a price for a commodity, like all other prices for all other commodities. And like all other prices and all other commodities, rents have been a prime target for government restrictions. The postwar experience with rent control has