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Volume 59, month 12, 2011

Preface: Risk, Perceptions of Risk and Global Health Governance pp. 773-778

Garrett Wallace Brown and Sophie Harman

Global Health Security: Security for Whom? Security from What? pp. 779-796

Simon Rushton

The Chronicle of a Disease Foretold: Pandemic H1N1 and the Construction of a Global Health Security Threat pp. 797-812

Thomas Abraham

Mediating Risk through the International Health Regulations and Bio‐political Surveillance pp. 813-830

Jeremy Youde

The 2011 Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Framework: Global Health Secured or a Missed Opportunity? pp. 831-847

Adam Kamradt‐Scott and Kelley Lee

Pandemics on the Radar Screen: Health Security, Infectious Disease and the Medicalisation of Insecurity pp. 848-866

Stefan Elbe

Governing Health Risk by Buying Behaviour pp. 867-883

Sophie Harman

Climate Change and the Threat of Disaster: The Moral Case for Taking Out Insurance at Our Grandchildren's Expense pp. 884-899

Matthew Rendall

Patterns of Environmental Collective Action: Some Cross‐National Findings pp. 900-920

Andreas Duit

Homosexuality and Publicness: Towards a Political Theory of the Taboo pp. 921-939

Adam Tebble

Recognition and Social Esteem: A Case Study of the Struggles of People Affected by Leprosy pp. 940-958

Ricardo Fabrino Mendonça

Organised Chaos: An Interpretive Approach to Evidence‐Based Policy Making in Defra pp. 959-977

Katy Wilkinson

Revisiting Lipsky: Front‐Line Work in UK Local Governance pp. 978-995

Catherine Durose

A Moral Defense of the ‘Moral Values’ Voter pp. 996-1016

Ryan W. Davis

Liberalism, Language Revival and Employment pp. 1017-1033

Huw Lewis

Volume 59, month 10, 2011

Making Capability Lists: Philosophy versus Democracy pp. 491-508

Rutger Claassen

A Farewell to Deweyan Democracy pp. 509-526

Robert B. Talisse

Legitimate Speech and Hegemonic Idiom: The Limits of Deliberative Democracy in the Diversity of its Voices pp. 527-546

Kevin Olson

The Situationality of Moral Judgement and the Limits of Political Philosophy pp. 547-563

Yoram Levy

Straw Men and Political Philosophy: The Case of Hobbes pp. 564-579

Jon Parkin

The Risks of Political Authority: Trust, Knowledge and Political Agency in Locke's Second Treatise pp. 580-595

Emily C. Nacol

Ideas are Not as Stable as Political Scientists Want Them to Be: A Theory of Incremental Ideational Change pp. 596-615

Martin B. Carstensen

Explaining the Onset of Cohabitation under Semi‐presidentialism pp. 616-635

Robert Elgie and Iain McMenamin

Facing the Voters: The Potential Impact of Ballot Paper Photographs in British Elections pp. 636-658

Robert Johns and Mark Shephard

Europe's Neo‐Madisonians: Rethinking the Legitimacy of Limited Power in a Multi‐level Polity pp. 659-673

Chris J. Bickerton

Disagreement and Opposition in Social Networks: Does Disagreement Discourage Turnout? pp. 674-692

Lilach Nir

Women's Parliamentary Representation in Africa: The Impact of Democracy and Corruption on the Number of Female Deputies in National Parliaments pp. 693-712

Daniel Stockemer

Political Competition and Party Patronage: Public Appointments in Ghana and South Africa pp. 713-732

Petr Kopecký

Just War against Barbarians: Revisiting the Valladolid Debates between Sepúlveda and Las Casas pp. 733-752

Daniel R. Brunstetter and Dana Zartner

The Recognition Theory of Rights, Customary International Law and Human Rights pp. 753-771

David Boucher

Volume 59, month 06, 2011

Radically Rethinking Citizenship: Disaggregation, Agonistic Pluralism and the Politics of Immigration in the United States pp. 209-229

Robert W. Glover

How Civic is the Civic Culture? Explaining Community Participation Using the 2005 English Citizenship Survey pp. 230-252

Peter John, Edward Fieldhouse and Hanhua Liu

Immigration, Global Poverty and the Right to Stay pp. 253-268

Kieran Oberman

Power Relations and International Migration: The Case of Italy and Libya pp. 269-289

Emanuela Paoletti

From Community Cohesion to Mobile Solidarities: The City of Sanctuary Network and the Strangers into Citizens Campaign pp. 290-307

Vicki Squire

The Revival of Group Voting: Explaining the Voting Preferences of Immigrants in Norway pp. 308-327

Johannes Bergh and Tor Bjørklund

Should We Promote Patriotism in Schools? pp. 328-347

Michael Hand

A Post‐National EU? The Problem of Legitimising the EU without the Nation and National Representation pp. 348-367

Andrew Glencross

Inter‐party Agenda‐Setting in the Belgian Parliament: The Role of Party Characteristics and Competition pp. 368-388

Rens Vliegenthart, Stefaan Walgrave and Corine Meppelink

Social Capital and Unemployment: A Macro‐Quantitative Analysis of the European Regions pp. 389-410

Markus Freitag and Antje Kirchner

A Collarette on a Donkey: The Northern Ireland Women's Coalition and the Limitations of Contagion Theory pp. 411-431

Kimberly Cowell‐Meyers

Clans, Electoral Procedures and Voter Turnout: Evidence from Villagers' Committee Elections in Transitional China pp. 432-457

Fubing Su, Tao Ran, Xin Sun and Mingxing Liu

Does Mobility Matter for Attitudes to Europe? A Multi‐level Analysis of Immigrants' Attitudes to European Unification pp. 458-471

Antje Roeder

Using Parliamentary Questions to Measure Constituency Focus: An Application to the Irish Case pp. 472-488

Shane Martin

Volume 59, month 03, 2011

The Politics of Local Presence: Is there a Case for Descriptive Representation? pp. 1-19

Sarah Childs and Philip Cowley

Regulatory Regionalism and the Dynamics of Territorial Politics: The Case of the Asia‐Pacific Region pp. 20-37

Shahar Hameiri and Kanishka Jayasuriya

The Missing Link? US Policy and the International Dimensions of Failed Democratic Transitions in the Arab World pp. 38-55

Lars Berger

Virtuous Violence and the Politics of Statecraft in Machiavelli, Clausewitz and Weber pp. 56-73

Elizabeth Frazer and Kimberly Hutchings

The Agenda of British Government: The Speech from the Throne, 1911–2008 pp. 74-98

Will Jennings, Shaun Bevan and Peter John

Testing the ‘Party Matters’ Thesis: Explaining Progress towards Kyoto Protocol Targets pp. 99-115

Christian B. Jensen and Jae‐Jae Spoon

The Challenge of the All‐Affected Principle pp. 116-134

Sofia Näsström

Social Volunteering in Welfare States: Where Crowding Out Should Occur pp. 135-155

Isabelle Stadelmann‐Steffen

The Difference Genealogy Makes: Strategies for Politicisation or How to Extend Capacities for Autonomy pp. 156-174

Laura Jenkins

In Defence of Animal Sentience: A Critique of Cochrane's Liberty Thesis pp. 175-187

Robert Garner

Knowledge and Law in Plato's Statesman and Laws: A Response to Klosko pp. 188-203

Xavier Marquez

Knowledge and Law in the Laws: A Response to Xavier Marquez pp. 204-208

George Klosko