On March 10, 2005, John Lukacs delivered the fourth and final talk in the 2004-05 Grano series. He spoke to American imperialism: The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies has been a partner since the series inception.
On February 10, 2005 Samual Huntington was the third speaker in the Grano series. He spoke to the "Great American Myth". The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies has been a partner since the series inception.
AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley discusses important issues surrounding the prescription drug debate.
Michael Ignatieff spoke in Toronto as the second of four speakers in the Grano lecture series on the potential and limits of American power:
On Tuesday, November 9, 2004, AIMS celebrated it 10th anniversary with a banquet, which featured speakers such as former United States Senator and Secretary of Defense, William Cohen and former Prime Minister of Canada, the Right Honourable Brian Mulroney.
October 11, 2004, Wiliam Kristol opened the Grano series with "Kerry's Best Hope to beat Bush is to offer an Iraq alternative. Kristol, editor of the conservative Weekly Standard, worked in the White House of George Bush Sr. The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies has been a partner since the series inception.
AIMS in partnership with Tech Central Station and the Toronto Insurance Conference hosted Risk: Regulation & Reality, a conference exploring the role and influence of risk in our society.
The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies presented two breakfast talks with one of the world’s foremost authorities on the impact of environmental activism - Paul Driessen.
Are we running out of oil? A breakfast with Dr. G. Campbell Watkins
AIMS, together with a coalition of community representatives from around the International Northeast Economic Region (or “Atlantica”), is partnering with Mr. Gallis to identify this cross-border region’s potential and how we might organise ourselves to best take advantage of it.