Elisabeth Ellis is associate professor of political science, Texas A&M University. Her book Kant's Politics: Provisional Theory for an Uncertain World, published by Yale University Press, won the 2006 Foundations of Political Theory first book award. She lives in College Station, TX.

“This is the most original use of Kantian ideas and insights by a theorist of contemporary politics since John Rawls. It builds sensibly, intelligently, even beautifully, on Ellis's prize-winning historical study of Kant’s political theory, and it establishes her as one of the leaders of the rising generation of political theorists.”­—Ian Shapiro, author of The Moral Foundations of Politics and Democratic Justice

Elisabeth Ellis is associate professor of political science, Texas A&M University. Her book Kant's Politics: Provisional Theory for an Uncertain World, published by Yale University Press, won the 2006 Foundations of Political Theory first book award. She lives in College Station, TX.

“This is the most original use of Kantian ideas and insights by a theorist of contemporary politics since John Rawls. It builds sensibly, intelligently, even beautifully, on Ellis's prize-winning historical study of Kant’s political theory, and it establishes her as one of the leaders of the rising generation of political theorists.”­—Ian Shapiro, author of The Moral Foundations of Politics and Democratic Justice

Elisabeth Ellis is associate professor of political science, Texas A&M University. Her book Kant's Politics: Provisional Theory for an Uncertain World, published by Yale University Press, won the 2006 Foundations of Political Theory first book award. She lives in College Station, TX.

“This is the most original use of Kantian ideas and insights by a theorist of contemporary politics since John Rawls. It builds sensibly, intelligently, even beautifully, on Ellis's prize-winning historical study of Kant’s political theory, and it establishes her as one of the leaders of the rising generation of political theorists.”­—Ian Shapiro, author of The Moral Foundations of Politics and Democratic Justice