Adam Smith Tercentenary Part 3 - Adam Smith on Welfare and Happiness by Lisa Hill

This is Adam Smith on Welfare and Happiness by Lisa Hill, Part 3 of the Adam Smith Tercentenary, hosted by the John Curtin Institute of Public Policy and supported by the Mannkal Economic Education Foundation.

📅 Marking the tercentenary of Adam Smith's birth, we embark on a journey back in time to the quaint Scottish town where it all began 300 years ago. Join us as we delve into the life and groundbreaking ideas of the visionary thinker who forever transformed the world.

🌟 Often hailed as the Father of Economics and the Father of Capitalism, Adam Smith's influence on modern economists and philosophers is immeasurable. His pioneering ideas on the free market, division of labor, and moral philosophy have left an indelible mark on social science and society as we know it today.

💡 In this captivating event hosted by the John Curtin Institute of Public Policy, we bring you leading academics who shed light on Smith's enduring contributions and their relevance in today's world.

🎙️ Featured Speakers:

👉 Professor Tony Aspromourgos, University of Sydney
A distinguished Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Sydney and a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia, Tony Aspromourgos has been extensively published in international economic journals. Discover his profound insights into Adam Smith's work, including his acclaimed book "The Science of Wealth: Adam Smith and the Framing of Political Economy" and forthcoming project "Nature and Economic Society: a Classical-Keynesian Synthesis."

👉 Professor William Coleman
Examining the historical context surrounding the completion of Adam Smith's magnum opus, "The Wealth of Nations," Professor William Coleman offers intriguing perspectives on how the British Empire's upheavals shaped Smith's policy contentions. Prepare to challenge your preconceptions about what the esteemed economist had to say!

👉 Professor Lisa Hill, University of Adelaide
Political theory, history of political thought, and electoral law and behavior are just some of the captivating research interests of Professor Lisa Hill. Delve into her thought-provoking work exploring political exclusion and inclusion, voter behavior, human rights, and the Scottish Enlightenment.

👉 Professor Michael McLure, University of Western Australia
Meet Professor Michael McLure, a leading expert in the history of economic thought in Italy. Discover his groundbreaking research, including co-editing the English translation of Pareto's Manual of Political Economy and receiving prestigious awards for his contributions to the history of Italian economics and Western Australia's economics landscape.

📚 In this captivating event, these eminent scholars unravel the brilliance of Adam Smith's ideas and their impact on the past, present, and future of our global society.

🎯 Whether you're an avid student of economics, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about the intellectual giants who have shaped our world, this video series promises to enlighten and inspire.

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Where was this conference held/ because there’s not a lot of diversity here. As I learn more about Smith thinking I believe that his writing has been used to promote a certain economic philosophy. I am really sad that I have this view of Smith that may not be correct or at least complete.