She was a renowned teacher and advisor, and many of her former students contributed to a volume of essays on her thought, "Liberalism Without Illusions," edited by Bernard Yack.
She was a renowned teacher and advisor, shaping two generations of Harvard-trained political theorists who have since become leaders in the field. Many of her former students contributed to a volume of essays on her thought, "Liberalism Without Illusions," edited by Bernard Yack.