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Political Theory by Other Means: An Introduction

The articles in this issue explore political theory by means other than is common in the discipline. More typical activities involve the reconstruction of the thought of our predecessors; clarification of the languages and concepts we alternately take for granted and debate as citizens and scholars; and the evaluation of the performance and justification of public policies, political institutions and their leaders in light of