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27 Phil. & Pub. Aff. [i] (1998)

handle is hein.journals/philadp27 and id is 1 raw text is: Notes on the Contributors THomAs NAGEL is Professor of Philosophy and Law at New York University. Among his books are The View from Nowhere, Equality and Partiality, and most recently The Last Word (Oxford, 1997). He is a past contributor to Philosophy & Public Affairs. DAVID LYONs is Professor of Law and of Philoso- phy at Boston University. He is the author of Mill's Utilitarianism: Critical Essays (Rowman & Lit- tlefield, 1997), and is working on the moral impli- cations of utilitarianism, the interpretation of law, political resistance, and racism in American law. He is a past contributor to Philosophy & Public Affairs. MICHAEL RIDGE is in the Philosophy Department at The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. His recent articles are Hobbesian Public Rea- son, in Ethics (April 1998) and Humean Inten- tions, in American Philosophical Quarterly (April 1998). His current interest is full information theo- ries of practical reasons and the moral philosophy of David Hume. This is his first contribution to Philosophy & Public Affairs. ALASTAIR NORCRoss is Assistant Professor of Phi- losophy at Southern Methodist University. His Good and Bad Actions appeared in Philosophi- cal Review (January 1997), and he works primarily on the articulation and defense of consequential- ist ethical theory. He is a recent contributor to Philosophy & Public Affairs. McHAEL OTsuKA was recently appointed as a Lec- turer in Philosophy at University College, London. His article is among a series of papers he is pre- paring on Lockean political and moral philoso- phy, including such topics as political legitimacy, punishment and self-defense, and generational sovereignty. He is a past contributor to Philoso- phy & Public Affairs. Corrigendum: NORMAN DANIELS, whose article ap- peared in volume 26, number 4, is a previous con- tributor to Philosophy & Public Affairs.

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