Adam Smith’s Lost Legacy

Part I. The Man

1. Smith’s Family Background
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2. Disease of the Learned
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3. His ‘Juvenile Work’
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4. Bad Days at Balliol
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5. A Game of Great Skill
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6. His Strategic Allegiance
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7. Professor Smith!
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Part II. Impartial Spectators

8. The Religious Climate
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9. On Benevolence
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10. A Poem about a Louse
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11. The Impartial Spectator
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12. The Looking Glass
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13. Social Cohesion
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14. The Ends of Nature
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Part III. Impartial Jurists

15. Justice as a Negative Virtue
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16. Constitutional Monarchy
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17. Foundations of Liberty
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18. History as Imagination
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19. The Four Stages
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20. Was He Aware of a Fifth Stage?
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Part IV. Impartial Competition

21. A Linguistic Osmosis
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22. Insufficiency of Self-love
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23. Self-love and Conditionality
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24. Of the Process of Negotiation
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25. Of Distracting and Dismal Confusions
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26. Of Pins and Things
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27. Of Common Coats and Opulence
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28. Alienation: Rhetoric or Substance?
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29. What Industrial Revolution?
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30. Significance of Smith’s ‘Unawareness’?
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31. Why Smith ‘Retired’
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32. On Laissez Faire
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33. The Wonderful World of Adam Smith?
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34. In the Absence of Perfect Liberty
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35. Monopolists in Product Markets
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36. Against the Public Interest
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37. The Impartial Competitor
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38. The Mercantile System
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39. The ‘Invisible Hand’
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40. The Ends of Monopoly?
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41. Smithian Markets
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42. Commercial Revival
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43. Of the Virtues of Frugality
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44. On Market Interference
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45. Famous Exceptions to Free Trade
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46. Of Strawberries and Buttons
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47. Cheerful and Hearty Economics
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48. Accumulation and Employment of Stock
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49. On Doing More Harm than Good
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50. Doom and Gloom?
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51. Of Grandchildren and Grandparents
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52. A ‘Night Watchman’ State?
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53. Smith’s Immodest Proposals for Public Expenditures
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54. Education and Health Expenditures
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55. Public Revenues
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56. Government Failure
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57. Reclaiming Smith’s Legacy
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