When the WSJ Has No Clothes

by | July 31, 2009 | Articles, Globalization, Strategy

When the business paper of record (I refer of course to The Wall Street Journal, at least here on this side of the pond, although I’m increasingly fond of the Financial Times), prints a prominent article on its Op-Ed page entitled The End of Big Law, as Arthur...

Law and Surgery

by | July 21, 2009 | Articles, Cultural Considerations

Ian McEwan (no relation so far as I know, unless you go way back far enough, presumably) is an unorthodox but always fascinating author, nicknamed “Ian Macabre” in the British press.  Nonetheless, he’s won the Booker Prize outright once...

#1,000

by | July 17, 2009 | About the Site, Articles

You are reading the one-thousandth column I’ve published on “Adam Smith, Esq.” since launching the site at the very end of 2003.Who knew?The credit, of course, goes entirely to you, Dear Readers, for the warmth, generosity, and consistent insights...
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