1994 – Reykjavik (Iceland),

• Poverty and unemployment: a danger for freedom.

 

1993 – Budapest (Bulgaria),

• Liberal World Conference.

 

1992 – Mainz (Germany),

• Free trade in a changing world.

 

1991 – Lucerne (Switzerland),

• Minorities.

 

1990 – Espoo (Finland),

• Ecologically sustainable development.

 

1989 – Paris (France),

• Liberalism and the French Revolution – Liberté, égalité, fraternité today.

 

1988 – Pisa (Italy),

• The future tasks of Liberalism.

 

1987 – Ottawa (Canada),

• Ottawa Human Rights Appeal

 

1986 – Hamburg (Germany FR),

• De-regulation and state intervention – the Liberal view

 

1985 – Madrid (Spain),

• Free media – free society.

 

1984 – Tel Aviv (Israel),

• Privacy: rights and responsibilities of the individual in a changing world.

 

1983 – Stockholm (Sweden),

• Free Trade: the political, social and economic consequence of protectionism.

 

1982 – The Hague (Netherlands),

• The welfare state in crisis.

 

1981 – Rome (Italy),

• Liberal Appeal of Rome

 

1980 – Berlin West (Germany FR),

• The future of freedom North and South.

 

1979 – Ottawa (Canada),

• Unity Through Diversity.

 

1978 – Zurich (Switzerland),

• The open market economy in a liberal democracy.

 

1977 – Porticcio (France),

• The North-South Dialogue – What Next?

 

1976 – Brussels (Belgium),

• The role of parliament in modern European and other democracies.

 

1975 – Edinburgh (UK),

•  Problems of workers’ and employers’ unions in a free non-monopolistic state and society.

 

1974 – Florence (Italy),

• Man at Work.

 

1973 – Luxembourg (Luxembourg),

• The environment and the modern economy in a free society.

 

1972 – Paris (France),

• Europe and the Third World.

 

1971 – Zurich (Switzerland),

• Democracy and pressure groups.

 

1970 – Rome (Italy),

• The mass media.

 

1969 – Munich (Germany FR),

• Education for a Liberal society.

 

1968 – The Hague (Netherlands),

• Public and private initiatives in developing countries.

 

1967 – Oxford (UK),

• Liberal Declaration of Oxford

 

1966 – Copenhagen (Denmark),

• The functions and limits of public planning in a free society.

 

1965 – Saltsjöbaden (Sweden),

• Key problems of Atlantic relations.

 

1964 – Stresa (Italy),

• The executive and legislature in the modern world.

 

1963 – St Gall (Switzerland),

• Direct and representative democracy.

 

1962 – The Hague (Netherlands),

• The European Economic Community;
• Eastern Europe;
• Totalitarianism;
• Peace moves;
• Military forces;
• South Africa.

 

1961 – Brussels (Belgium),

• Expanding the Common Market;
• Military defense of the West;
• The Berlin crisis;
• Authoritarian governments in the West.

 

1960 – Berlin West (Germany FR),

• The international situation;
• The Atlantic Community;
• The freedom of East Berlin;
• The Responsibility of the United Nations.

 

1959 – Gardone (Italy),

• Free economy in a free society.

 

1958 – Copenhagen (Denmark),

• Disengagement;
• The Common Market and the Free Trade Area;
• The Middle East;
• East Germany.

 

1957 – Oxford (UK),

• Defense of the West;
• Social security;
• Hungary;
• Freedom for shipping in the Middle East.

 

1956 – Stresa (Italy),

• The Suez Crisis;
• The Middle East;
• The East/West struggle;
• European integration;
• Freedom of movement.

 

1955 – Lucerne (Switzerland),

• Coexistence;
• The struggle against the fifth column;
• The constitution of the Atlantic alliance.

 

1954 – Knokke (Belgium),

• The European Defence Community;
• Economic problems;
• The emancipation of Asia.

 

1953 – Mondorf (Luxembourg),  

• European federation;
• The future of Africa;
• The East/West struggle

 

1952 – Strasbourg (France),

• Liberalism and Nationalism;
• Immigration and emigration;
• Monetary policy;
• Liberalization of trade;
• Social security.

 

1951 – Uppsala (Sweden),  

• Liberty – the path to peace;
• Forced labour camps;
• Social policy.

 

1950 – Stuttgart (Germany FR),

• The liberal way to a united Europe

 

1949 – Deauville (France),

• Communism;
• Social Legislation;
• Trade with the East;
• Industrial democracy.

 

1948 – Zurich (Switzerland),

• European federation;
• Forced labour;
• Arbitrary powers;
• The market economy;
• Distribution of profits.

 

1947 – Liberal International is founded at Wadham College, University of Oxford, UK.