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1994 - 2004
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Volume 11, issue 4 , 2004
Choice: Rhetoric and Reality pp. 189-194 Deborah Roche Payment by Results pp. 195-200 John Appleby and Renu Jobanputra The Future is Public Health pp. 201-206 David J Hunter Too Much of a Good Thing? pp. 207-212 Rudolph Klein Still the Poor Relation? pp. 213-216 Jennifer Rankin Reforming 14-19 Learning pp. 217-223 Ann Hodgson and Ken Spours Personalised Learning pp. 224-228 Martin Johnson 3 Steps Forward, 2 Steps Back pp. 229-235 Tim Gosling The US Budget Deficit pp. 236-242 William Gale and Peter Orszag The US Current Account Deficit pp. 243-248 Christian E. Weller Volume 11, issue 3 , 2004
A New Deal for Africa pp. 125-126 David Mepham and James Lorge The challenges of 2005 pp. 127-131 Gordon Brown The capable state pp. 132-137 KY Amoako The state of the African state pp. 138-143 Richard Dowden Africa's wars pp. 144-147 Stephen Ellis Arms and conflict in Africa pp. 148-152 David Mepham and Andy McLean Peace and justice in Africa pp. 153-157 Bronwen Manby and Chidi Odinkalu Rethinking aid pp. 158-163 Alex de Waal HIV/AIDS in Africa pp. 164-169 Alvaro Bermejo Food security in Africa pp. 170-173 Anna Kajumulo Tibaijuka Natural resources - curse or blessing? pp. 174-177 Vanessa Herringshaw Africa's governance audit pp. 178-180 Monica K. Juma The African Court pp. 181-183 Godfrey Byaruhanga Press freedom in Africa pp. 184-186 Kwame Karikari Volume 11, issue 2 , 2004
All Politics is Local pp. 63-64 Richard Brooks Taxing Times pp. 65-71 Dan Corry Power with Responsibility pp. 72-77 Mike Heiser Taxing Property pp. 78-83 John Fender Local Political Management pp. 84-89 Francesca Gains , Stephen Greasley and Gerry Stoker Labour's Local Record pp. 90-94 Tony Travers Stand and Deliver pp. 95-101 Andrew Collinge and Ben Page Neighbourhood Governance pp. 102-105 Bob Kerslake Neighbourhood and Community pp. 106-113 Robert Sampson The Rise of the Public pp. 114-119 Ben Rogers Poverty: The Facts (5th Edition) pp. 120-124 Liane Lohde and Will Paxton Volume 11, issue 1 , 2004
Comment: London & The South East pp. 1-2 Richard Brooks Child poverty in the capital pp. 3-14 Declan Gaffney The Thames Gateway paradox pp. 15-20 Michael Keith Independent minded: The politics of London governance pp. 21-24 John Curtice Feeding the golden goose: Transport investment is needed, but who pays? pp. 25-30 Bridget Rosewell Could do even better: A city-wide strategy could tackle the challenges of London schools pp. 31-34 Martin Johnson Creating an Olympic legacy pp. 35-39 Anthony Vigor A disjointed dynamo: The Greater South East and inter-regional relationships pp. 40-44 Ian Gordon Tackling regional disparity pp. 45-49 John Adams Driving towards sustainability: Congestion charging and the South East pp. 50-56 Julie Foley Danger zone: Action needed now to avert environmental crisis in the South East pp. 57-62 Nick Berry Volume 10, issue 4 , 2003
Comment: Social Mobility pp. 187-188 Wendy Piatt The facts about social mobility pp. 189-193 Stephen Aldridge A lesson for education: University expansion and falling income mobility pp. 194-198 Stephen Machin and Paul Gregg Mobility and ethnic minorities pp. 199-204 Anthony Heath and Shawna Smith The inequality-mobility paradox: The lack of correlation between social mobility and equality pp. 205-207 Mike Hout Seizing the opportunity: The influence of preferences and aspirations on social immobility pp. 208-212 Adam Swift Not just the early years: The need for a developmental perspective for equality of opportunity pp. 213-218 Leon Feinstein Autonomy for all? On the case for an inclusive assets policy pp. 219-223 Stuart White Opportunity for all: Targeting disadvantage through personalised learning pp. 224-229 David Miliband Learning by example? Replicating the success of exceptional schools is no simple task pp. 230-233 Harry Brighouse The myth of education-based meritocracy pp. 234-239 John Goldthorpe Integration in an age of choice pp. 240-244 Stephen Gorard Promoting a pro-education culture pp. 245-248 Neil McIntosh Volume 10, issue 3 , 2003
Beyond Kyoto pp. 125-127 Tony Grayling What happens after Kyoto? More of the same - or 'contraction & convergence' pp. 128-139 James Cameron and Alex Evans An energetic welcome: The UK energy challenge pp. 140-143 Sir Tom Blundell A question of probability: Latest research identifies new factors in climate change pp. 144-149 Geoff Jenkins Seeds of change in the US: Public opinion ahead of politicians on climate change pp. 150-154 Thomas L Brewer A stitch in time: UK action to tackle climate change pp. 155-160 Margaret Beckett Rough weather relationships: Rich and poor countries need to start taking climate change seriously pp. 161-165 Anju Sharma Investing in alternatives: Alternative fuels need a government kickstart pp. 166-171 David Hone Is the sky the limit? Aviation and climate change pp. 172-175 Tony Grayling Facing the new dawn: The EU Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Directive and UK climate policy pp. 176-180 Bryony Worthington Viral spiral? Contagion, interdependence and fundamentals in Latin America pp. 181-186 Graham Bird and Mandilaras, Alex (Alexandros) Volume 10, issue 2 , 2003
Choosing the Rate pp. 66-72 Ray Barrell and Martin Robert Weale Changing the Rules pp. 73-78 Simon Wren-Lewis Proceed With Caution pp. 79-84 Nigel Pain How Not to Win a Referendum pp. 85-90 Matthew Taylor Burning Bridges pp. 91-94 Alasdair Murray Why Bigger is Better pp. 95-100 Peter Hain The Importance of EU Reform pp. 101-106 Katinka Barysch and Daniel Keohane The Case For Currency Freedom pp. 107-112 Samuel Brittan It's Not Just the Economics, Stupid pp. 113-118 John Curtice The View From the Boardroom pp. 119-124 Stephen Radley Volume 10, issue 1 , 2003
A New Economic Consensus? pp. 1-2 Peter Robinson Which Capitalism? pp. 3-9 John Plender Education and Growth pp. 10-15 Alison Wolf Running the Utilities pp. 16-20 Dan Corry Public Interest Companies pp. 21-27 Paul Maltby Sustainable Development pp. 28-33 Jonathan Porritt The Limits of Consensus pp. 34-39 Michael Howard Race equality pp. 40-43 Debbie Gupta Supporting bottom--up innovation: The school--to--school market pp. 44-49 Joe Hallgarten Employment, support and security: Balancing the needs of disabled people pp. 50-55 Robert Walker Work for disabled people pp. 56-61 Sue Regan and Kate Stanley
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