Alain Alcouffe is Emeritus Professor of Economics at University of Toulouse, France. He served as Director of Toulouse University Network (2001–2005) and President of the International Walras Association (2013–2015). His research interests lie in corporate governance, economics of knowledge, business intelligence, ecological economics, economics of Language, economic history and history of economic thought. Philippe Massot-Bordenave, graduated from the Paris ISC Business School. He holds a Masters in Social Economy from the University of Sherbrooke, Canada, and a doctorate in modern history from Jean-Jaurès University in Toulouse.

• Prologue.- Chapter I. Two Scottish Visitors.- Chapter 2.Two Scots in Toulouse.- Chapter 3. Smith and the Calas Affair.- Chapter 4. Smith's Journeys in the Southwest.- Chapter 5. The Languedoc estates and the end of the stay.- Conclusion.

Alain Alcouffe is Emeritus Professor of Economics at University of Toulouse, France. He served as Director of Toulouse University Network (2001–2005) and President of the International Walras Association (2013–2015). His research interests lie in corporate governance, economics of knowledge, business intelligence, ecological economics, economics of Language, economic history and history of economic thought. Philippe Massot-Bordenave, graduated from the Paris ISC Business School. He holds a Masters in Social Economy from the University of Sherbrooke, Canada, and a doctorate in modern history from Jean-Jaurès University in Toulouse.

• Prologue.- Chapter I. Two Scottish Visitors.- Chapter 2.Two Scots in Toulouse.- Chapter 3. Smith and the Calas Affair.- Chapter 4. Smith's Journeys in the Southwest.- Chapter 5. The Languedoc estates and the end of the stay.- Conclusion.

Alain Alcouffe is Emeritus Professor of Economics at University of Toulouse, France. He served as Director of Toulouse University Network (2001–2005) and President of the International Walras Association (2013–2015). His research interests lie in corporate governance, economics of knowledge, business intelligence, ecological economics, economics of Language, economic history and history of economic thought. Philippe Massot-Bordenave, graduated from the Paris ISC Business School. He holds a Masters in Social Economy from the University of Sherbrooke, Canada, and a doctorate in modern history from Jean-Jaurès University in Toulouse.

• Prologue.- Chapter I. Two Scottish Visitors.- Chapter 2.Two Scots in Toulouse.- Chapter 3. Smith and the Calas Affair.- Chapter 4. Smith's Journeys in the Southwest.- Chapter 5. The Languedoc estates and the end of the stay.- Conclusion.