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Message from edit submitter: Submitted: Thurs, 21 August 2003 Former Director of the Program of Ethics, Politics, and Economics at Yale.

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* "Democratic innovation: South Africa in comparative context," World 
Politics, Vol. 46, No. 1 (October 1993), pp. 121-50. Review Essay.

* "Letter from South Africa," Dissent (Spring 1994), pp. 171-77.

* "Harnessing the profit motive: Education and housing in the new South 
Africa." Paper For the Conference on South Africa in Transition, The 
Holiday Inn, Cape Town, South Africa, August 15-17, 1994, with Nicoli 
Nattrass.

* "South Africa's negotiated transition: Democracy, opposition, and the 
new constitutional order," with Courtney Jung. Politics and Society, Vol. 
23, No. 3 (September 1995), pp. 269-308.

* "South Africa's negotiated transition: Democracy and opposition in 
comparative perspective," with Courtney Jung. Conference paper presented at 
Department of Political Studies, University of Cape Town, South Africa, 
December 1994; Department of Political Science, University of Melbourne, 
Australia, March 1995; New York Law School, February 1996; Tel Aviv 
University, Department of Political Science, March 1996; New York 
University, Department of Political Science, May 1996.

* "South African democracy revisited: A reply to Koelble and Reynolds," 
with Courtney Jung. Politics and Society, Vol. 24, No 3 (September 1996), 
pp. 237-47.

* "On the Normalization of South African Politics," Dissent (January 
1999), pp. 28-33.

* "Problems and Prospects for Democratic Settlements: South Africa as a 
Model for the Middle East and Northern Ireland?" (August 2003) with 
Courtney Jung & Ellen Lust-Okar.

Shapiro is author of The Evolution of Rights in Liberal Theory; Political
Criticism;  Democracy's Place; Democratic Justice; The Moral Foundations of
Politics; and, The State of Democratic Theory; and co-author of 
Pathologies of Rational Choice Theory  (with Donald Green).

Editor of NOMOS from 1992-2000, has edited numerous other collections, and has 
edited the Cambridge University Press series on Contemporary Political Theory 
since 1998.

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