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Volume 61, month 12, 2013

Taking Political Engagement Online: An Experimental Analysis of Asynchronous Discussion Forums pp. 709-730

Graham Smith, Peter John and Patrick Sturgis

Building Consent: Hegemony, ‘Conceptions of the World’ and the Role of Evangelicals in Global Politics pp. 731-747

Kyle Murray and Owen Worth

Re-articulating Dissent: Representing the Working Class from Third Way to New Right in Britain and Chile pp. 748-766

Jon Mansell and Sara C. Motta

The Mythologies of Contextualism: Method and Judgment in Skinner's Visions of Politics pp. 767-783

Michelle T. Clarke

Adam Smith: Left or Right? pp. 784-798

Craig Smith

A Pseudo Dichotomy: Hobbism and Kantianism in Political Philosophy pp. 799-815

Chiayu Chou

‘We Cannot Give One Millimetre'? Liberalism, Enlightenment and Diversity pp. 816-833

John William Tate

Luck, Systematic Luck and Business Power: Lucky All the Way Down or Trying Hard to get What it Wants without Trying? pp. 834-849

Andrew Hindmoor and Josh McGeechan

Politics in the Boardroom: Corporate Pay, Networks and Recruitment of Former Parliamentarians, Ministers and Civil Servants in Britain pp. 850-873

Sandra González-Bailon, Will Jennings and Martin Lodge

How do Competing Interest Groups Influence Environmental Policy? The Case of Renewable Electricity in Industrialized Democracies, 1989–2007 pp. 874-897

Andrew Cheon and Johannes Urpelainen

An Idea Whose Time has Come? Explaining the Rise of Well-Being in British Politics pp. 898-914

Ian Bache and Louise Reardon

The Politics of Unconditional Basic Income: Bringing Bureaucracy Back In pp. 915-932

Jurgen De Wispelaere and Lindsay Stirton

Volume 61, month 10, 2013

Understanding the New Politics of Welfare Reform pp. 474-479

Mónica Brito Vieira and Pedro Ramos Pinto

Parties, Unions and Activation Strategies: The Context-Dependent Politics of Active Labour Market Policy Spending pp. 480-504

Markus Tepe and Pieter Vanhuysse

Losing the Issue, Losing the Vote: Issue Competition and the Reform of Unemployment Insurance in Germany and Sweden pp. 505-522

Johan Bo Davidsson and Paul Marx

Corruption, Bureaucratic Failure and Social Policy Priorities pp. 523-542

Carl Dahlström, Johannes Lindvall and Bo Rothstein

Why Didn't They See it Coming? Warning Signs, Acceptable Risks and the Global Financial Crisis pp. 543-560

Andrew Hindmoor and Allan McConnell

Religious Supply, Welfare State Restructuring and Faith-Based Social Activities pp. 561-579

Amos Zehavi

Governance and Nuclear Power: Why Governing is Easier Said than Done pp. 580-598

Keith Baker and Gerry Stoker

Systematising Policy Learning: From Monolith to Dimensions pp. 599-619

Claire A. Dunlop and Claudio M. Radaelli

Why and How Narrative Matters in Deliberative Systems pp. 620-636

John Boswell

‘A Very Transcendental Power’: Denaturalisation and the Liberalisation of Citizenship in the United Kingdom pp. 637-655

Matthew J. Gibney

Disconnected Citizenship? The Impacts of Anti-terrorism Policy on Citizenship in the UK pp. 656-675

Lee Jarvis and Michael Lister

A Democracy Without a People? The ‘Rights of Man’ in French Contemporary Political Thought pp. 676-690

Justine Lacroix

The Common Arguments for Fair Trade pp. 691-706

Andrew Walton

Volume 61, month 06, 2013

Resource Rights pp. 232-249

Cara Nine

Group Rights and Shared Interests pp. 250-266

Adina Preda

Moral Rights, Human Rights and Social Recognition pp. 267-281

Peter Jones

Moving Political Meaning across Linguistic Frontiers pp. 282-300

Richard Oliver Collin

Taking Discourse Seriously: Discursive Institutionalism and Post-structuralist Discourse Theory pp. 301-318

Francisco Panizza and Romina Miorelli

Mapping the Language of Women's Interests: Sex and Party Affiliation in the Bundestag pp. 319-340

Christina Xydias

Nudging and Manipulation pp. 341-355

T. M. Wilkinson

Explaining Policy Ties in Presidential Congresses: A Network Analysis of Bill Initiation Data pp. 356-377

Eduardo Alemán and Ernesto Calvo

From Two-Partism to Alternating Predominance: The Changing UK Party System, 1950–2010 pp. 378-400

Thomas Quinn

Center-Right Parties in Peace Processes: ‘Slow Learning’ or Punctuated Peace Socialization? pp. 401-421

Nukhet Sandal and Neophytos Loizides

Partisanship, Inequality and the Composition of Public Spending on Education pp. 422-441

Dulce Manzano

Victimhood Status and Public Attitudes Towards Post-conflict Agreements: Northern Ireland as a Case Study pp. 442-461

John D. Brewer and Bernadette C. Hayes

Election Cycles in MPs' Outside Interests? The UK House of Commons, 2005–2010 pp. 462-472

Benny Geys

Volume 61, month 04, 2013

Explaining Voters' Defection from L abour over the 2005–10 Electoral Cycle: Leadership, Economics and the Rising Importance of Immigration pp. 3-22

Geoffrey Evans and Yekaterina Chzhen

What to Do (and Not to Do) with the C omparative M anifestos P roject Data pp. 23-43

Kostas Gemenis

Media Personalisation in Context: A Cross-National Comparison between the UK and the N etherlands, 1992–2007 pp. 44-62

Jelle W. Boumans, Hajo G. Boomgaarden and Rens Vliegenthart

Are ‘Good’ Citizens ‘Good’ Participants? Testing Citizenship Norms and Political Participation across 25 Nations pp. 63-83

Catherine Bolzendahl and Hilde Coffé

Constitution or Competence? The SNP 's Re-election in 2011 pp. 84-104

Robert Johns, James Mitchell and Christopher J. Carman

The Long and the Short of it: Local Campaigning at the B ritish 2010 General Election pp. 105-128

Ron Johnston, Charles Pattie, Justin Fisher, David Cutts and Edward Fieldhouse

Polls and the Vote in B ritain pp. 129-154

Christopher Wlezien, Will Jennings, Stephen Fisher, Robert Ford and Mark Pickup

Rules, Strategies and Words: The Content of the 2010 P rime M inisterial Debates pp. 155-176

Nicholas Allen, Judith Bara and John Bartle

Legislative Behaviour in the N orthern I reland A ssembly, 2007–11: Conflict and Consensus in a Developing Consociational Democracy pp. 177-195

Richard S. Conley and Charles Dahan

The Combined Impact of Decentralisation and Personalism on the Nationalisation of Party Systems pp. 196-216

Pablo Simón

Silvio B erlusconi's Personal Parties: From F orza I talia to the P opolo D ella L ibertà pp. 217-233

Duncan McDonnell

Election Closeness, Habit Formation and Voter Turnout: Evidence from Sixteen S wedish Elections pp. 234-248

Maciej A. Górecki

Volume 61, month 03, 2013

Democracy and Legitimacy in the European Union Revisited: Input, Output and ‘Throughput’ pp. 2-22

Vivien A. Schmidt

Inclusive Britishness: A Multiculturalist Advance pp. 23-41

Varun Uberoi and Tariq Modood

Social Capital and Ethno-racial Diversity: Learning to Trust in an Immigrant Society pp. 42-66

Dietlind Stolle and Allison Harell

The Role of Political Argument in Justice as Impartiality pp. 67-81

Keith Dowding

Does Median Voter Income Matter? The Effects of Inequality and Turnout on Government Spending pp. 82-100

Lucy Barnes

Satisfaction with Democracy in Multi-ethnic Countries: The Effect of Representative Political Institutions on Ethnic Minorities pp. 101-118

Rubén Ruiz-Rufino

Veto Players, the Policy-Making Environment and the Expression of Authoritarian Attitudes pp. 119-141

Shane P. Singh and Kris P. Dunn

Fairness and Liability in the Just War: Combatants, Non-combatants and Lawful Irregulars pp. 142-160

Christopher J. Finlay

‘... A 40-Year-Old Black Man Made the Point to Me’: Everyday Knowledge and the Performance of Leadership in Contemporary British Politics pp. 161-177

Judi Atkins and Alan Finlayson

Two Types of Self-Censorship: Public and Private pp. 178-196

Philip Cook and Conrad Heilmann

George Orwell: The English Dissident as Tory Anarchist pp. 197-214

Peter Wilkin

Lockean Toleration: Dialogical not Theological? pp. 215-230

Richard Vernon