Janet Bufton
Institute for Liberal Studies
Janet Bufton is the Co-founder of the Institute for Liberal Studies, where she serves as the Developer and Manager of Liberal Studies Guides Project for highschool teachers. Ms. Bufton also works as a copy editor in Ottawa, Ontario and is and editing and educational consultant for AdamSmithWorks. Ms. Bufton works primarily on projects involving Adam Smith, trade and regulatory policy, and Indigenous and labour market economics. She holds a B.Comm. in Business Administration and a B.A. in Honours Economics from the University of Windsor, as well as an M.A. in International Affairs from the Norman Paterson school of International Affairs at Carleton University, where her studies focused on trade and economic development. Ms. Bufton co-founded the Institute for Liberal Studies in 2006 and became a program coordinator in 2013. Ms. Bufton is a graduate of both the Atlas Network's MBA for Think Tank Management Program and Think Tank Leadership Academy, and developed programming for the Foundation for Economic Education's 2014 Big Ideas Live! webinar series. She is an occasional author and speaker and is one-half of the SmithTweeters behind the #WealthOfTweets project.
- Great Antidote Extra: Chelsea Follett on Cities that Changed the World
- Prompt: Fruits and flowers
- Great Antidote Extra: Lawrence White on Currencies and Better Money
- Trade Toolkit
- #WealthOfTweets in the Classroom: Smith's Case for Free Trade
- Book IV, Chapter 8
- Of Jerks and Justice
- A Sense of How to Respond
- Great Antidote Extras: David Boaz on Liberalism and the Continuing Progress of the Enlightenment
- Modern Society Allows Appreciation of Frontline Workers
- Great Antidote Extras: Peter Boettke on Don Lavoie and Central Planning
- Great Scots!
- Great Antidote Extras: Peter Boettke on Don Lavoie and Central Planning, Part 2
- Finding the Optimal Meal Plan
- Great Antidote Archive: Ed Glaeser on the Unseen Beauty of Cities
- Great Antidote Extra: Daniel Rothschild on Liberalism and Think Tanks
- What Would Adam Smith Say About Love on Valentine's Day?
- #WealthOfTweets in the Classroom: Division of Labor
- Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations: Maybe We Can Tweet That!
- Reading Guides
- Activity: Men of public spirit
- Division of Labor Toolkit
- What would Adam Smith think about "vocations"?
- What would Adam Smith think about "vocations"? Part 2
- Activity: Commerce and care
- Extra: Giandomenica Becchio on Feminist Economics
- Extras: David Boaz on Liberalism and the Continuing Progress of the Enlightenment
- Invisible Hand Toolkit
- Pins, Pencils, and the Invisible Hand
- #WealthOfTweets in the classroom: Invisible Hand