ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
This series of events is designed to celebrate Scotland’s intellectual and cultural contributions to the world, aptly delivered from the final home of Adam Smith, the father of modern economics.
This series of events is designed to celebrate Scotland’s intellectual and cultural contributions to the world, aptly delivered from the final home of Adam Smith, the father of modern economics.
Panmure's own Programme Director, Dr Caroline Howitt, presents a keynote lecture on beloved Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson. Chaired by Professor Heather McGregor CBE, incoming Provost, Dubai campus, Heriot-Watt University.
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Dr Glory M. Liu discusses the unlikely story of how Americans canonise Smith as the Patron Saint of the free market and why we should consider Adam Smith and his works today. Chaired by Professor Adam Dixon, Adam Smith Chair in Sustainable Capitalism, the session is followed by a stimulating chaired Q+A session to a live audience in the Lecture Room of Panmure House.
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This series of events is designed to celebrate Scotland’s intellectual and cultural contributions to the world, aptly delivered from the final home of Adam Smith, the father of modern economics. At this event, we welcome John Campbell OBE. John, known as Campbell, will discuss the life and influence of one of the most extraordinary figures of British political history in the early 20th Century, Edinburgh-born Richard Burdon Haldane, Viscount Haldane of Cloan.
Chaired by Professor Adam Dixon, Adam Smith Chair in Sustainable Capitalism, the session will be followed by a stimulating Q+A session to a live audience in the Lecture Room of Panmure House.
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