Political Economy
James Madison, Adam Smith, and The Narrow Corridor
Phil Abruzino for AdamSmithWorks
November 3, 2021
How Smithian was Sima Qian?
Kwok Ping Tsang for AdamSmithWorks
March 24, 2021
How much can we extract modern meanings from ancient texts, and why should we beware reading too much into the past?
March 24, 2021
How much can we extract modern meanings from ancient texts, and why should we beware reading too much into the past?
From Scotland to Buenos Aires: Adam Smith, Juan Hipólito Vieytes, and the Role of Self-Interest
Alvaro Perpere Viñuales for AdamSmithWorks
March 10, 2021
Hispanic culture did not seem very compatible with this praise of self-interest, which at first glance sounded excessively selfish and contrary to the religious moral maxim to love thy neighbor.
March 10, 2021
Hispanic culture did not seem very compatible with this praise of self-interest, which at first glance sounded excessively selfish and contrary to the religious moral maxim to love thy neighbor.
A Brief History of the Editions of TMS: Part 2
Erik W. Matson for AdamSmithWorks
If we confine ourselves to the editions of TMS we see Smith, in the first edition, set out largely on a project of moral anatomy. He lays out a novel account of moral judgment through sympathy. But he came gradually to blend his anatomy with painting, to fuse science with art.
December 4, 2020
If we confine ourselves to the editions of TMS we see Smith, in the first edition, set out largely on a project of moral anatomy. He lays out a novel account of moral judgment through sympathy. But he came gradually to blend his anatomy with painting, to fuse science with art.
December 4, 2020
A Brief History of the Editions of TMS: Part I
Erik W. Matson for AdamSmithWorks
Smith’s evolution across the six editions of TMS showcases his desire to refine his moral philosophy in an effort to extend what David Hume called “the science of man.”
November 25, 2020
Smith’s evolution across the six editions of TMS showcases his desire to refine his moral philosophy in an effort to extend what David Hume called “the science of man.”
November 25, 2020
Would Adam Smith Protest in a Pandemic?
Maria Pia Paganelli and Anne-Pauline De Cler for AdamSmithWorks
This strong resentment and thirst for vengeance, which are approvable according to Smith because they are a reaction to the disapproved of action of police brutality, can also be viewed as nourished by the mutual sympathy that is shared within a large community.
June 24, 2020
This strong resentment and thirst for vengeance, which are approvable according to Smith because they are a reaction to the disapproved of action of police brutality, can also be viewed as nourished by the mutual sympathy that is shared within a large community.
June 24, 2020
Adam Smith in Hispanic America in the 19th century
by Jimena Hurtado for AdamSmithWorks
June 26, 2019
June 26, 2019
