Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

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About F. E. Guerra-Pujol

When I’m not blogging, I am a business law professor at the University of Central Florida.

Sunday song: *Better Now* (Kid Travis cover)

I will resume my “Smith in the City” series in my next post; in the meantime, below is Kid Travis’s version of “Better Now“:

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A provocative Parisian pamphlet

(Author’s note: below is Part 3 of 3 of my series of blog posts on Adam Smith’s first visit to Paris.) The pamphlet, Richesses de l’etat, took Paris by storm and stirred up an enormous debate about royal finances. (Darnton … Continue reading

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Adam Smith’s letter of resignation

(Author’s note: below is Part 2 of 3 of my series of blog posts on Adam Smith’s first visit to Paris.) I take this first opportunity, after my arrival in this Place [Paris], which was not till yesterday to resign … Continue reading

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Adam Smith’s first visit to Paris (part 1 of 3)

Note: Following my introduction (see my previous post), the next part of my revised paper “Adam Smith in the City of Lights”explains how Smith found himself in Paris in February 1764. The road to Paris Qu’elle me semblait la plus … Continue reading

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*Smith in the City* update

I forgot to mention that I have been making some substantial revisions to my paper “Adam Smith in the City of Lights”. Below is my revised introduction: The general outline of Adam Smith’s grand tour has been retold many times, … Continue reading

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In memoriam: Fred Schauer

Alas, I did not know Professor Schauer personally, but I am a huge fan of his work. (See also the three books by Schauer recommended below.)

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Monday map: max speed limits

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Sunday song by Fall Out Boy

This catchy song is from 2007 (see here), so how come I heard it for the first time last week? In any case, thanks Shazam (again!).

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*Adam Smith, David Hume, and the ‘Balliol College Conspiracy’*

This weekend, I will be reading the last few chapters of The Iliad as well as revising my paper “Smith in the City” about Adam Smith’s adventures in the City of Light. (Thanks to my referees for their detailed criticisms … Continue reading

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Friday funnies: *sampling bias*

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