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Notes on Contributors a h m e d b a w a is Distinguished Lecturer in Physics andAstronomy at Hunter College, CityUniversity ofNewYork and former DeputyVice Chancellor of Research at the University ofKwaZuluNatal . He worked as the Higher Education program officer at the Ford Foundation with the portfolio ofbuilding universities across Africa. ROBERT m. b e r d a h l became President of the Association ofAmerican Universities (AAU) in May 2006. He has also served as Chancellor ofthe University of California, Berkeley and President ofthe University ofTexas at Austin. a k e e l b ilg r a m i isJohnsonian Professor ofPhilosophy and Director ofthe IIeyinan Center for the Humanities at ColumbiaUniversity. His books include Self-Knowledge and Resentment (2006) and Politics and the Moral Psychology ofIdentity (forthcoming). He has also published various articles in philosophy ofmind as well as in political and moral psychol ogy. Some ofhis articles in these latter subjects speakto issues ofcurrent poli tics in their relation to broader social and cultural issues. c r a i g c a l h o u n is President ofthe Social Science Research Council and University Professor ofthe Social Sciences at New YorkUniversity. He is the author ofthe prizewinning Neither Gods Nor Emperors: Students and the Strugglefor Democracy in China (1994) and other books, including Lessons ofEmpire (2005), and editor in chief ofthe Oxford Dictionary ofthe Social Sciences. b e f e k a d u d e g e f e , distinguished econo mist and former Senior Researcher and Director ofthe Center for Economic Studies and PolicyAnalysis in Addis Ababa, was elected to the Ethiopian Parliament in 2005 and subsequently imprisoned in a politically motivated case. A prisoner ofconscience for more than two years, he was “pardoned” and released in 2007. Author ofnumer ous publications, he is currently the Universityin Exile Scholar in Residence at the New School for Social Research. i t z h a k g a l n o o r is the Herbert Samuel Professor ofPolitical Science at the HebrewUniversity ofJerusalem and an associate ofthe Van LeerJerusalem Institute. His many articles and books include The Partition ofPalestine: Decision Crossroads in the ZionistMovement and The Israeli Political System (2008). m e r le G o ld m a n , Professor Emerita of Chinese History at Boston University andAssociate at the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies at HarvardUniversity, is the author ofa number ofbooks, includ ing China's Intellectuals: Advise and Dissent (1981) and Sowing the Seeds ofDemocracy in China (1994), both selected by TheNewYork Times BookReview as notable books. h a n n a h o l b o r n g r a y is Hany Pratt Judson Distinguished Service Professor Emerita and former President ofthe University ofChicago. She has also served as Provost andActing President ofYale University. Contributors 769 s e r g e i g u r ie v is Morgan Stanley Professor ofEconomics and Rector at the NewEconomic School in Russia. He has published in Russian and interna tionaljournals, including the American Economic ReviewJournal ofEuropean EconomicAssociation, andfoumal ofEconomic Perspectives and has presented papers in economics at leading international conferences. r o n a i d KASSIMIR is Associate Provost for Curriculum and Research at the NewSchool. He has published scholarly work in manyjournals and periodicals and coedited three books: YouthActivism: An International Encyclopedia; Intervention and Transnationalism in Africa; and Youth, Globalization, and Law. i r a k a t z n e ls o n is Ruggles Professor of Political Science and History at Columbia University. His most recent books are When Affirmative Action Was White (2005) and Desolation and Enlightenment: Political Knowledge after Total War, Totalitarianism, and the Holocaust (2003). b o b k e r r e y is President ofthe New School. He served as the Democratic Governor and two-term Senator of Nebraska. He is the author ofWhenI WasA Young Man: A Memoir. He served as a member ofthe 9/11 Commission and as co-chairwith Newt Gingrich on the National Commission for Quality LongTerm Care. A n th o n y w. m a r x is President of Amherst College. He is the author ofa dozen substantive articles and three books, including...