Free Society Institute

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Free Society Institute
Established	2006
President	Matej Steinbacher
Staff	5
Location	Slovenia
Address	Prvomajska ulica 7 SI - 2310 Slovenska Bistrica
Website	[1]

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The Free Society Institute (in Slovenian, Drustvo za svobodno druzbo) was founded in 2006 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. It is a research and policy non-partisan think tank whose mission is to promote free-market principles of limited government, individual freedom, free enterprises, rule of law, and individual initiative. The Free Society Institute issues The Tribunal, the herald of the free society, its bi-weekly electronic newspaper.

[edit] Staff

• Anze Burger
• Matej Steinbacher
• Matjaz Steinbacher
• Mitja Steinbacher
• Tanja Stumberger

[edit] External links

• Official website