Volume 3 was published in November 2007. It celebrates thirty years of the Glasgow Edition of Smith’s works and correspondence.
Opening features
The editor’s introduction is paired with an interview with D. D. Raphael, one of the editors of the Glasgow Edition.
Articles
Donald Winch writes about the economists Foxwell, Rae and Smith, while F. P. Lock interprets a passage in The Theory of Moral Sentiments on the “man of system”.
Symposium on Smith’s philosophy of education
Introduced by Jack Russell Weinstein, this section includes:
– Alexandra Hyard on French educational ideas and Smith
– Gloria Vivenza on Smith as a teacher of classical subjects
– Charles Leathers and J. Patrick Raines on his case for fee income for faculty and student sovereignty
– Pedro Teixeira on Smith and the development of human capital theory
Perspectives on scholarship
Anthony Brewer reviews assessments of Smith’s economics.
Book reviews
Titles include the Cambridge Companion to the Scottish Enlightenment (reviewed by Stephen Darwall), Jerry Evensky on Smith’s moral philosophy (Samuel Fleischacker, with a response) and Pierre Force’s study of self-interest before Smith (Eric Schliesser).