The Origin of Property and the Development of Scottish Historical Science

Development (topology) · Epistemology · Property (philosophy) · Sociology · Historical Economic and Social Studies · History · Mathematics · Philosophy · Scottish History and National Identity

• Hume's critical analysis of property in the Treatise

  Open Access•Andrew Kolin•The Social Science Journal•1993

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• Scepticism, priestcraft, and toleration

  Open Access•Richard H Popkin, Mark Goldie•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Cameralism and the sciences of the state

  Open Access•Keith Tribe•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Political languages of the French Revolution

  Open Access•Keith Michael Baker•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Encyclopedias and the diffusion of knowledge

  Open Access•Daniel Roche•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• The Cambridge History of Eighteenth-Century Political Thought

  Open Access•Mark Goldie, Robert Wokler•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Social contract theory and its critics

  Open Access•Patrick Riley•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• The comparative study of regimes and societies

  Open Access•Melvin Richter•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Mere Inventions of the Imagination

  Open Access•Vanessa Brown, Vivienne Brown•Economics and Philosophy•1997

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• Adam Smith's “tolerable administration of justice” and the Wealth of Nations

  Open Access•Douglas A Irwin•Scottish Journal of Political…•2019

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• Conjecture, acquiescence, and John Millar's history of Ireland

  Paul Smith, Paul B Smith•The European Legacy•1996

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