Dear Colleagues

the Adam Smith Review

This is to let you know that a multidisciplinary annual review on Adam
Smith is being set up by the International Adam Smith Society. The
Adam Smith Review aims to provide a unique forum for vigorous debate
and the highest standards of scholarship on all aspects of Adam
Smith's works, his place in history, and the significance of his
writings for the modern world. The Review will be open to all strands
of research on Adam Smith and will encourage debate between scholars
working from different perspectives.

Submissions to the Adam Smith Review are invited from any theoretical,
disciplinary or interdisciplinary approach (max. 10,000 words).
Contributors are asked to make their arguments accessible to a wide
multidisciplinary readership without sacrificing high standards of
argument and scholarship. It is planned that interdisciplinary
articles will be sent to referees with different disciplinary
expertise. Submitted articles will be double-blind refereed.

Each issue of the Adam Smith eview will contain a multidisciplinary
symposium. The topic of the symposium for the first issue is 'Contexts
of Interpretation?'. Submissions are invited from any theoretical,
disciplinary or interdisciplinary perspective (max. 3,500 words).

Please send submissions, comments and suggestions for symposia to:
Vivienne Brown, Editor, the Adam Smith Review, Faculty of Social
Sciences, The Open University, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA,
UK; v.w.brown@...

Book Review Editors. Please send books for review to either:

Anthony Brewer, Dept of Economics, University of ristol, 8 Woodland
Rd, Bristol BS8 1TN Bristol, UK; a.brewer@...

James Otteson, Dept of Philosophy, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa,
Alabama, 35487-0218, USA; jotteson@...

Editorial Board (as at March 2002)
Neil De Marchi (Duke, USA)
Douglas Den Uyl (Liberty Fund, USA)
Samuel Fleischacker (U. of Illinois, Chicago, USA)
Charles L. Griswold (Boston University, USA)
Knud Haakonssen (Boston University, USA)
Hiroshi Mizuta (Nagoya, Japan)
John Mullan (University College London, UK)
Takashi Negishi (Japan Academy, Japan)
Nicholas Phillipson (Edinburgh, UK)
D. D. Raphael (Imperial College, London, UK)
Emma Rothschild (Cambridge, UK)
Ian Simpson Ross (British Columbia, Canada)
Richard B. Sher (N. J. Inst. of Technology, USA)
Andrew S. Skinner (Glasgow, UK)
Kathryn Sutherland (Oxford, UK)
Keith Tribe (Keele, UK)
Gloria Vivenza (Verona, Italy)
Donald Winch (Sussex, UK)

The Adam Smith Review will be published by Routledge and will be
available for sale in bookshops, but it will be available for purchase
on preferential terms to members of the International Adam Smith
Society. For details of membership of the Society please contact the
Membership Secretary,Ryan Patrick Hanley (rphanley@...).

If you have any comments or suggestions please get in touch.

Best wishes
Vivienne Brown