Guest Editorial

• Author: Kennan Ferguson,William E. Connolly,Elisabeth R. Anker,Steven Johnston
• DOI: 10.1177/1065912914522351
• Published date: 01 June 2014
• Date: 01 June 2014
• Subject Matter: Mini-symposium: Species Evolution and Cultural FreedomGuest Editor: Steven Johnston

Political Research Quarterly

2014, Vol. 67(2) 440

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Guest Editorial

Guest Editors’ Note: The articles in this exchange

originated as part of the Neal A. Maxwell Lecture Series

in Political Theory and Contemporary Politics at

the University of Utah. William E. Connolly, Krieger-

Eisenhower Professor of Political Science at Johns

Hopkins University, delivered the inaugural lecture,

“Species Evolution and Cultural Theory,” in September

2013, with critical responses by Elisabeth R. Anker

(George Washington University) and Kennan Ferguson

(University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee). Additional

information about the lecture series can be found at

http://poli-sci.utah.edu/maxwell-lecture-series.php.

Steven Johnston

Guest Editor, University of Utah

William E. Connolly

Johns Hopkins University

Elisabeth R. Anker

George Washington University

Kennan Ferguson

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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