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Political Scientists and Public Intellectuals

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2003

Heinz Eulau
Affiliation:
Stanford University

Abstract

I was very much impressed by Andrew Stark's profound structural interpretation of the question of “Why Political Scientists aren't Public Intellectuals” (PS&P, September 2002). I do not want to rehearse or respond to his particular argument which I find quite persuasive. But, it seems to me, there is more to the story, and Stark himself provides the clue in a single sentence: “Yet if the problem is structural, the solution must be the individual.” It is this thought I want to address.

Type
FORUM
Copyright
© 2002 by the American Political Science Association

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