Political Studies

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Irish Potatoes and British Politics: Interests, Ideology, Heresthetic and the Repeal of the Corn Laws pp. 817-836: Iain McLean and Camilla Bustani
The State and the Economy: Opinion Formation and Collaboration as Facets of Economic Management pp. 837-856: Ian Marsh
Rating the Chancellors and their Budgets pp. 857-876: Richard Nadeau and Richard G. Niemi
Context, Conversation and Conviction: Social Networks and Voting at the 1992 British General Election pp. 877-889: Charles Pattie and Ron Johnston
Power and Regulation in Britain pp. 890-905: Joel D. Wolfe
Party Strategy and Voter Organization under Cumulative Voting in Victorian England pp. 906-917: Shaun Bowler, Todd Donovan and David M. Farrell
On Babies and Bathwater: a Comment on Evans' ‘Economics and Politics Revisited’ pp. 918-932: Charles Pattie, Ron Johnston and David Sanders
Economics, Politics and the Pursuit of Exogeneity: Why Pattie, Johnston and Sanders are Wrong pp. 933-938: Geoffrey Evans
Who Governs Japan? Politicians and Bureaucrats in the Policy‐making Processes pp. 939-954: Maurice Wright
Then and Now: Marx and Marxism pp. 955-966: David McLellan
Communications pp. 967-980: Michael Hunt

Economic Development and Democracy: the View from Latin America pp. 607-626: Todd Landman
Contractarianism, Liberal Neutrality, and Epistemology pp. 627-642: Simon Clarke
Models of Capitalism in the New World Order: the UK Case pp. 643-660: David Coates
‘Give it the Shade’: Paul Celan and the Politics of Apolitical Poetry pp. 661-676: Roland Bleiker
The Face of the State pp. 677-690: Fred Bennett
Internationalized Policy Environments and Policy Network Analysis pp. 691-709: William D. Coleman and Anthony Perl
Charles Taylor's Politics of Recognition: a Reply to Jonathan Seglow pp. 710-714: Ruth Abbey
Reply to Ruth Abbey pp. 715-717: Jonathan Seglow
Political Marketing: Lessons for Political Science pp. 718-739: Margaret Scammell
Then and Now: Peace Research—Past and Future pp. 740-754: Paul Rogers and Oliver Ramsbotham

Introduction: Sovereignty at the Millennium pp. 423-430: Robert Jackson
Sovereignty in World Politics: a Glance at the Conceptual and Historical Landscape pp. 431-456: Robert Jackson
The Practice of Sovereign Statehood in Contemporary International Society pp. 457-473: Alan James
Sovereignty, Nationalism, and Self-determination pp. 474-502: James Mayall
The Sharing of Sovereignty: the European Paradox pp. 503-521: William Wallace
Sovereignty and the Third World State pp. 522-537: Christopher Clapham
The United Nations in the 1990s: Proactive Cosmopolitanism and the Issue of Sovereignty pp. 538-565: Paul Taylor
Westphalia, Authority, and International Society pp. 566-589: Daniel Philpott
Sovereignty: Change and Continuity in a Fundamental Institution pp. 590-604: Georg Sørensen

The Dynamics of Party Preference Change in Britain, 1991–1996 pp. 219-239: David Sanders and Malcolm Brynin
Business Routes of Influence in Brussels: Exploring the Choice of Direct Representation pp. 240-257: Robert J. Bennett
Nationalism and Civil Society in Romania pp. 258-274: Bruce Haddock and Ovidiu Caraiani
Paving the Way: the Rise of Direct Action against Road‐building and the Changing Character of British Environmentalism pp. 275-291: Brian Doherty
Public and Private pp. 292-313: Peter J. Steinberger
Making Sense of Hell: Three Meditations on the Holocaust pp. 314-328: Stephen Eric Bronner
Politics and Literature: Means and Ends in Koestler pp. 329-344: Stephen Ingle
Foucault, Power, and Institutions pp. 345-359: Mark Bevir
Then and Now: Public Administration, 1953–1999 pp. 360-378: Andrew Dunsire
Communications pp. 379-380: Robert Leach

Trust the People! Populism and the Two Faces of Democracy pp. 2-16: Margaret Canovan
Constructions of Cultural Identity: Multiculturalism and Exclusion pp. 17-31: Sasja Tempelman
Targeting Benefits for Electoral Gain: Constituency Marginality and the Distribution of Grants to English Local Authorities pp. 32-52: Hugh Ward and Peter John
Intergenerational Justice and Climate Change pp. 53-66: Edward Page
Freedom and Opportunity pp. 67-82: Martin Van Hees and Marcel Wissenburg
Pluralism and the Hobbesian Logic of Negative Constitutionalism pp. 83-99: Duncan Ivison
Loving Freedom: Aristotle on Slavery and the Good Life pp. 100-113: Russell Bentley
Teaching and Learning Politics: a Survey of Practices and Change in UK Universities pp. 114-126: Neil Stammers, Helga Dittmar and Janet Henney
The Capacities of Euro Groups in the Integration Process pp. 127-138: Justin Greenwood, Linda Strangward and Lara Stancich
Economics and Politics Revisited: Exploring the Decline in Conservative Support, 1992–1995 pp. 139-151: Geoffrey Evans
Then and Now: Comparative Politics pp. 152-160: Jean Blondel