Volume 12 of the Adam Smith Review was published in 2020 and was mailed to members in early 2021. Stimson (Georgetown, USA), Kathryn Sutherland (Oxford, UK), Keith Tribe (King’s School, Worcester, UK), Gloria Vivenza (Verona, Italy), Donald Winch (Sussex, UK) Current Issue Nussbaum (University of Chicago, USA), James Otteson (Wake Forest, USA), Nicholas Phillipson (Edinburgh, UK), Emma Rothschild (Harvard, USA, and Cambridge, UK), Ian Simpson Ross (British Columbia, Canada), Amartya Sen (Harvard, USA and Cambridge, UK), Richard B. Griswold (Boston University, USA), Knud Haakonssen (Sussex, UK), Iain McLean (Oxford, UK), Hiroshi Mizuta (Nagoya, Japan), John Mullan (University College London, UK), Takashi Negishi (Japan Academy, Japan), Martha C. Dickey (University of Wisconsin, USA), Samuel Fleischacker (U. Berry (Glasgow, UK), Vivienne Brown (Open University, UK), Stephen Darwall (Michigan, USA), Douglas Den Uyl (Liberty Fund, USA), Neil De Marchi (Duke, USA), Laurence W.
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