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22 Pol. Theory 3 (1994)

handle is hein.journals/ptxa22 and id is 1 raw text is: EDITORIAL T HE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE held its annual meeting last Septem- ber at the American Political Science Association convention in Washing- ton, DC. We had, as Captain Reynaud says, twice the usual number of changes. Patrick Riley comes this year to the end of his six-year service. He has been an invaluable member of the committee, generous of his time and learning, precise and fused in his intelligence. Alan Houston, George Kateb, and I extend him thanks on behalf of the entire committee. As announced in the May issue, J. Peter Euben, of the University of California, Santa Cruz, has agreed to take over the position of Book Review Editor. The Executive Committee unanimously asked Nancy Rosenblum to fill the unexpired five years of Peter's term. The Committee also agreed that if Peter should at any point step down from his new post he would return to the Executive Committee for the remainder of his original term. It was somewhat simpler to fill the new position. I am pleased to announce that J. Donald Moon of Wesleyan University has agreed to assume the empty spot. Don is author most recently of the forthcoming Constructing Com- munity: Moral Pluralism and Tragic Conflicts as well as of many articles in books and journals. He has served ably for some time as the coordinator of the Conference for the Study of Political Thought. I am delighted he is joining us. Two political science graduate students work with Alan and myself on the journal. I hope they find our interactions as interesting as I do. Each year one rotates off and is replaced. This year John Hughes leaves his position. Many thanks to him for a job very well done. I am pleased to welcome Joseph Lima as the new Editorial Assistant. He arrives at UCSD from the New School for Social Research with a strong background in political theory and an interest especially in ordinary language philosophy. Alan Houston is this year in residence at the Center for the Study of Human Values in Princeton. I miss his counsel. I urge you not to bother him there with journal matters. POLITICAL THEORY, vol. 22 No. 1, February 1994 3-4 © 1994 Sage Publications, Inc. 3

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