Craig Calhoun is the director of the London School of Economics
and Political Science. He was formerly University Professor at NYU,
the director of the Institute for Public Knowledge, and the
president of the Social Science Resource Council. His books include
the prizewinning Neither Gods Nor Emperors, Nations Matter,
Critical Social Theory, and The Roots of Radicalism. His work has
been translated into ten languages.
"Calhoun and his colleagues open up a critical intellectual space for understanding the conditions and implications of September 11 and its aftermath. These reflections should be required reading not only for the academy but for all those who seek to move beyond the clichés and curt op-eds that have defined the public response to that day’s losses. The discussions that follow this volume should not only improve our analytical capacities but also cultivate our sense of global public responsibility." —Michael D. Kennedy, director of the International Institute at the University of Michigan
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