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20 Pol. Theory 5 (1992)

handle is hein.journals/ptxa20 and id is 1 raw text is: EDITORIAL T HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Editorial Executive Committee was held at the meeting of the American Political Science Association in Washington last year. One member of that committee rotates off each year: This year marked the end of Sheldon Wolin's period of service. George Kateb, Alan Houston, Nancy Rosenblum, and I are grateful to Sheldon for the counsel he has given us over the past six years; I know that we are joined by the previous editor, William Connolly, in this sentiment. I fully intend to continue taking advice from him, however. A spot on the Executive Committee was thus opened up. We voted to ask J. Peter Euben, of the University of California at Santa Cruz, to assume the position. I am delighted that he has agreed to do so. Over the past several years, Peter's has become one of the most interesting voices in political theory, especially in classical political theory. His book, The Tragedy of Political Theory: The Road Not Taken, rests, as do his other writings, on deep and extensive knowledge of classical drama and political philosophy; they offer not only important and original readings of classical texts but of modern politics and of the role of political theory. I look forward to working with him. The term of the editor and book review editor is a renewable three years. After due consideration, the Executive Committee voted to ask the present editorial group to stay on for another three-year term. With some due hesitation, we all agreed. This term will, however, be my last. My thanks to the committee for its expression of support. My thanks also to George Kateb for his counsel and to Nancy Rosenblum for the series of excellent book reviews that keep appearing. George's advice is quiet and goes unsung, but it is of great help. Nancy's position is thankless- good reviews are the author's due and bad ones the editor's fault. My thanks again. I especially want to thank Alan Houston, whose hand appears most often invisibly but is in almost everything that the journal has done. I don't think I could have managed the past year without him. Every year, a new editorial assistant starts a two-year term. And inevitably one leaves. Alan and I are grateful to Deanna Zachary for her help over the past two years. We will miss her on the journal, although she will of course POLITICAL THEORY, vol. 20 No. 1, February 1992 5-7 0 1992 Sage Publications, Inc.

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