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Volume 46, month 12, 1998

Political Settlements in Northern Ireland and South Africa pp. 853-870

John McGarry

Migrants, Civil Society and Sovereign States: Investigating an Ethical Hierarchy pp. 871-885

Mervyn Frost

Is There an Alternative to ‘Schengenland’? pp. 886-902

Dora Kostakopoulou

Policy Learning and the Drink Question in Britain 1850–1950 pp. 903-918

John Greenaway

Cultural Diversity and Education: the Dilemma of Political Stability pp. 919-936

Andrea Baumeister

Love and Responsibility: a Political Ethic for Hannah Arendt pp. 937-950

Garrath Williams

Structure, Agency and Historical Institutionalism pp. 951-957

Colin Hay and Daniel Wincott

The Potential of Historical Institutionalism: a Response to Hay and Wincott pp. 958-962

Peter A. Hall and Rosemary C. R. Taylor

Universals and Particulars: the Case of Liberal Cultural Nationalism pp. 963-977

Jonathan Seglow

Volume 46, month 09, 1998

Funding the Welfare State: Globalization and the Taxation of Business in Advanced Market Economies pp. 671-692

Duane Swank

Transnational and International Exploitation pp. 693-708

Avner De‐Shalit

Sport and Civil Society pp. 709-726

Lincoln Allison

Arenas without Rules and the Policy Change Process: Outsider Groups and British Roads Policy pp. 727-747

Geoffrey Dudley and Jeremy Richardson

Is Nationalism a Distinct Ideology? pp. 748-765

Michael Freeden

The Importance of Candidate Characteristics and Local Political Conditions in the 1994 US Mid‐Term Elections pp. 766-776

John Owens

Contemporary Challenges to Welfare State Development pp. 777-794

Christopher Pierson

Communications pp. 795-798

Paul Dixon and Brendan O'Leary

Volume 46, month 08, 1998

Introduction: Party Structure and Performance in New and Old Democracies pp. 423-431

Richard I. Hofferbert

Party Formation and Party System Consolidation in the New Democracies of Central Europe pp. 432-464

David M. Olson

The Post-communist Transition and Institutionalization of Lithuania's Parties pp. 465-491

Algis Krupavicius

Consolidation and Stabilization of the Party System in the Czech Republic pp. 492-510

Michal Klíma

Who Survives? Party Origins, Organizational Development, and Electoral Performance in Post-communist Russia pp. 511-543

Grigorii V. Golosov

The Turkish Party System in Transition: Party Performance and Agenda Change pp. 544-571

Ali Çarkog˘lu

Parties, Party Systems, and Satisfaction with Democratic Performance in The New Europe pp. 572-588

Christopher J. Anderson

Party Appeals and Voter Loyalty in New Democracies pp. 589-610

Gábor Tóka

Effects of Party Organization on Performance during the ‘Golden Age’ of Parties pp. 611-632

Kenneth Janda and Tyler Colman

Party Families and Democratic Performance: Extraparliamentary vs. Parliamentary Group Power pp. 633-650

Rachel Gibson and Robert Harmel

Institutional Arrangements and the Success of New Parties in Old Democracies pp. 651-668

Joseph Willey

Volume 46, month 06, 1998

European Union Decision Making: the Role of Sub‐national Authorities pp. 219-235

Elizabeth Bomberg and John Peterson

The Politics of Monetary Leadership and Followership: Stability in the European Monetary System since the Currency Crisis of 1992 pp. 236-259

Rawi Abdelal

Business Representation in the UK Since 1979: the Case of Trade Associations pp. 260-275

Timothy May, John McHugh and Tom Taylor

‘Inevitable and Unacceptable?’ Methodological Rawlsianism in Anglo‐American Political Philosophy pp. 276-294

Wayne Norman

Liberals, Democrats and the Agenda of Politics pp. 295-308

Richard Vernon

Uneven Development, Territorial Politics and the British Health Care Reforms pp. 309-327

John Mohan

The d'Hondt and Hare/Niemeyer Methods and the Northern Ireland Election of 30 May 1996 pp. 328-335

Paul O'Doherty

Party Policy in Britain 1997: Results from an Expert Survey pp. 336-347

Michael Laver

The Politics of Reading Nietzsche pp. 348-363

Diana Coole

Volume 46, month 03, 1998

Institutions and Labour Market Performance in Western Europe pp. 1-18

Paul Teague and John Grahl

Representation in Local Politics: a Reconsideration and some New Evidence pp. 19-35

Nirmala Rao

Non‐Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Politics in the Developing World pp. 36-52

Gerard Clarke

Fixed Content of Political Obligations pp. 53-67

George Klosko

Liberalism and the Obligation to Military Service pp. 68-81

April Carter

Justice, Democracy, and Hazardous Siting pp. 82-95

Christian Hunold and Iris Marion Young

Electoral Systems, Campaign Strategies, and Vote Choice in the Ukrainian Parliamentary and Presidential Elections of 1994 pp. 96-114

Sarah Birch

The Structuring of Political Cleavages in Post‐Communist Societies: the Case of the Czech Republic and Slovakia pp. 115-139

Geoffrey Evans and Stephen Whitefield

Real Freedom versus Reciprocity: Competing Views on the Justice of Unconditional Basic Income pp. 140-163

Robert J. Van Der Veen

Volume 45, month 12, 1997

Communications pp. 853-854

Phil Ryan

Transition under Eltsin: the Nomenklatura and Political Elite Circulation pp. 855-874

David Lane

Electoral Determinants of Agrarian Power: Measuring Rural Decline in Japan pp. 875-899

Aurelia George Mulgan

On National Self‐determination pp. 900-913

Margaret Moore

Looking over Your Shoulder: the Onlookers of Hegel's Phenomenology pp. 914-927

Jason S. Caro

Pooling Cross‐sections: a Comment on Price and Sanders pp. 928-941

Kenneth Macdonald and Anthony Heath

Pooling Cross‐sections: a Response to Macdonald and Heath pp. 942-946

Simon Price and David Sanders

E. E. Schattschneider's The Semisovereign People pp. 947-954

Peter Mair

Volume 45, month 09, 1997

Communications pp. 661-662

Andrew Chadwick

The Conservative Stewardship of Northern Ireland, 1979–97: Sound‐bottomed Contradictions or Slow Learning? pp. 663-676

Brendan O'Leary

At Odds with Europe pp. 677-688

Helen Wallace

Conservative Governments and the Economy, 1979–97 pp. 689-703

Stephen Wilks

The Machinery of Government, 1979–97 pp. 704-715

Brian W. Hogwood

The Welfare State and the Conservatives pp. 716-726

Paul Wilding

Oakeshott's Claims of Politics pp. 727-738

Glenn Worthington

Difference and the Concept of the Political in Contemporary Political Philosophy pp. 739-754

Noël O'Sullivan

Women and Work in Iran pp. 755-767

Haleh Afshar

Analytical and Essential Marxism pp. 768-783

Alan Carling

CD‐ROM Reviews pp. 784-789

Steve Ludlam

Volume 45, month 08, 1997

Political Corruption: Problems and Perspectives pp. 417-435

Paul Heywood

Defining Political Corruption pp. 436-462

Mark Philp

Corruption Networks, Transaction Security and Illegal Social Exchange pp. 463-476

Jean Cartier–Bresson

Corruption Cycles pp. 477-495

Cristina Bicchieri and John Duffy

The New Economics of Corruption: a Survey and Some New Results pp. 496-515

Alberto Ades and Rafael Di Tella

The ‘Perverse Effects’ of Political Corruption pp. 516-538

Donatella della Porta and Alberto Vannucci

Regulating the Conduct of Mps. the British Experience of Combating Corruption pp. 539-558

Dawn Oliver

The European Union: Pooled Sovereignty, Divided Accountability pp. 559-578

John Peterson

The Transition to the Market and Corruption in Post–socialist Russia pp. 579-596

Federico Varese

How Citizens Cope with Postcommunist Officials: Evidence from Focus Group Discussions in Ukraine and the Czech Republic pp. 597-625

William L. Miller, Tatyana Koshechkina and Ase Grodeland

Understanding Political Corruption in Contemporary Indian Politics pp. 626-638

Gurharpal Singh

The Politics of Privilege: Assessing the Impact of Rents, Corruption, and Clientelism on Third World Development pp. 639-658

Paul D. Hutchcroft

Volume 45, month 06, 1997

Models of Executive Politics: a Framework for the Study of Executive Power Relations in Parliamentary and Semi–presidential Regimes pp. 217-231

Robert Elgie

Carr, Mannheim, and a Post–positivist Science of International Relations pp. 232-246

Charles Jones

Friedrich Engels and the Origins of German Revisionism: Another Look pp. 247-259

Manfred B. Steger

Immigration and Citizenship in Germany: Contemporary Dilemmas pp. 260-274

Jost Halfmann

Liberal Nationalism: an Irresponsible Compound? pp. 275-295

Andrew Vincent

Metaphysics Postponed: Liberalism, Pluralism, and Neutrality pp. 296-311

Glen Newey

Liberal Equality, Exploitation, and the Case for an Unconditional Basic Income pp. 312-326

Stuart White

Reciprocity and the Justification of an Unconditional Basic Income. Reply to Stuart White pp. 327-330

Philippe Van Parijs

Conservative Thought and the Welfare State pp. 331-345

Norman Barry

Volume 45, month 03, 1997

Communal Democracy and its History pp. 5-20

Antony Black

Peers' Careers: Ministers in the House of Lords, 1964–95 pp. 21-35

Philip Cowley and David Melhuish

The Coming of Parliamentary Television: The Lords and the Senate Compared pp. 36-48

Anthony Mughan and Jonathan P. Swarts

Towards a Non‐zero‐sum Interactive Framework of Spatial Politics: the Case of Centre–Province in Contemporary China pp. 49-65

Linda Chelan Li

Social Class and Luck: Some Lessons from Gambler’s Ruin and Branching Processes pp. 66-77

Bruce T. Coram

The Political Importance of Analogical Argument pp. 78-92

Hilliard Aronovitch

The Role and Limits of Analogical Argument: a Reply to Aronovitch pp. 93-96

Michael Lessnoff

Analogical Argument, Liberalism, and the Avoidance of Relativism: Reply to Lessnoff pp. 97-99

Hilliard Aronovitch

Between Fear and Disappointment: Critical, Empirical and Political Uses of Habermas pp. 100-117

Ricardo Blaug