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Das Adam Smith Metaproblem?

I presented Die Adam Smith Probleme — a burgeoning work-in-progress that I have co-authored with Salim Rashid, who wrote The Myth of Adam Smith (available here) — at a special joint session of the History of Economics Society (HES) and … Continue reading

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How it started; how it’s going …

Below is the Tweet version of my joint paper with the formidable Salim Rashid, Die Adam Smith Probleme. (I will have more to say about our work in the next day or two; in the meantime, shout outs to Evandro … Continue reading

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Monday music: *No podrás*

I overheard this classic the other day somewhere along Avenida Santa Fe in Buenos Aires, a song I had not heard in years! It’s the first track on Christian Castro’s 1992 debut solo album Agua Nueva (see here or here), … Continue reading

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*Die Adam Smith Problem*

Greetings from South America! I will be presenting an updated version of my co-authored paper “Die Adam Smith Problem” (with Salim Rashid, Illinois) on Monday morning, July 15, at a joint meeting of the History of Economics Society (HES) and … Continue reading

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Friday funnies: thank you card regress

This “Thank you for your thank you card” is something, I believe, my beloved Jorge Luis Borges would have loved!

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220th anniversary of the Hamilton-Burr duel!

On this day (11 July) in 1804, an early-morning duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton took place. To commemorate this fateful moment in North American history, I am posting below some historic odds and ends: a YouTube video showcasing … Continue reading

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Wikipedia Wednesday: Eva Peron

Yesterday (9 July) was Argentina Independence Day, which my daughter Adys Ann and I celebrated by visiting the Museo Evita in the Palermo district of Buenos Aires. Later today (10 July), we will attend an informal talk or charla on … Continue reading

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Twitter Tuesday: number of pages in the Bluebook over time

FYI: The Bluebook is a collection of incredibly complex and convoluted citation rules used by most U.S. law journals. (Think of Dante’s Inferno, but for footnotes!) I have proposed an alternative set of simpler rules, which I call “Anti-blue“, here.

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