The rise of political economy in the Scottish enlightenment / edited by Tatsuya Sakamoto and Hideo Tanaka.

Includes 1 errata slip.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Andrew Fletcher's criticism of the commercial civilization and his plan for European federal union / Shigemi Muramatsu -- Policy debate on economic development in Scotland: the 1720's to the 1730's / Gentaro Seki -- Morality, polity and economy in Francis Hutcheson / Toshiaki Ogose -- Robert Wallace and the Irish and Scottish Enlightenment / Yoshio Nagai -- The ancient-modern controversy in the Scottish Enlightenment / Yasuo Amoh -- Hume's political economy as a system of manners / Tatsuya Sakamoto -- The 'Scottish Triangle' in the shaping of political economy: David Hume, Sir James Steuart, and Adam Smith / Ikuo Omori -- Adam Smith's politics of taxation: reconsideration of the image of 'Civilized Society' in the Wealth of Nations / Keiichi Watanabe -- The main themes and structure of Moral Philosophy and the formation of Political Economy in Adam Smith / Shoji Tanaka -- Civilization and history in Lord Kames and William Robertson / Kimihiro Koyanagi -- Liberty and Equality: Liberal Democratic Ideas in John Millar / Hideo Tanaka -- Dugald Stewart at the final stage of the Scottish Enlightenment: natural jurisprudence, political economy and the science of politics / Hisashi Shinohara -- Adam Smith in Japan / Hiroshi Mizuta.

This book seek to provides a comprehensive view of the rise and progress of political economy in eighteenth century Scotland with a special emphasis upon its internal connections with the Scotish enlightenment.

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