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Bibliography on Adam Smith
As the following bibliography indicates, the literature on Smith's moral, economic, and political thought is massive. The following bibliographic material covers pre-1998. Citations and Commentary on more recent literature can be found on other portions of The Adam Smith Page
I have done my best to be accurate in any citation, but there are undoubtedly mistakes in the following bibliography. Be sure to check any citation before using. Send any corrections or additional citations to harpham@utdallas.edu.
Ahmad, Syed. (1990) "Adam Smith's Four Invisible Hands." History of
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Anderson, Gary M., William F. Shughart II, and Robert D. Tollison. (1985) "Adam Smith
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Anderson, Gary M. and Robert D. Tollison. (1982) "Adam Smith's Analysis of
Joint-Stock Companies." Journal of Political Economy. 90.6 (December):
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.......... (1986) "Sir James Steuart as the Apotheosis of Mercantilism and His
Relation to Adam Smith." Southern Economic Journal. 52(January): 456-68.
.......... (1986) "Steuart, and Mercantilism: Reply." Southern Economic
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Anspach, R. (1976) "Smith's Growth Paradigm." History of Political Economy.
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Appleby, Joyce. Oldham. (1978) Economic Thought and Ideology in Seventeenth Century
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Armour, L. (1976) "Smith, Morality, and the Bankers." Review of Social
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Avila, M. (1976) "Smith and Undeveloped Nations." Review of Social Economy.
34.3 (December): 345-58. Reprinted in Adam Smith: Critical Assessments. vol. 4.
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Bell, J.F. (1960) "Adam Smith, Clubman." Journal of Political Economy.
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Berns, L. "Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and
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Bitterman, H.J. (1940) "Adam Smith's Empiricism and the Law of Nature. Parts
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Bladen, V.W. (1983) "Adam Smith on Productive and Unproductive Labour: A Theory of
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