Public Policy Review

2005 - 2013

Continuation of New Economy.

Current editor(s): Georgina Kyriacou, Guy Lodge and Andrew Pendleton

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Comment pp. 202-202: Georgina Kyriacou
Creaming off talent or aiding development? (Featuring Viewpoint from Phil Woolas MP) pp. 203-209: Laura Chappell
After Copenhagen pp. 210-217: Andrew Pendleton
Whose middle is it anyway? Why universal welfare matters pp. 218-225: Tim Horton and James Gregory
All in the mind? Why social inequalities persist pp. 226-231: Danny Dorling
The bishops' 1909 moment pp. 232-234: Iain McLean
An affordability crisis in schools? pp. 240-245: Rys Farthing
Shall we see Michael's like again? pp. 246-249: Kenneth O. Morgan

Comment pp. 142-142: Georgina Kyriacou
Tipping point for Afghanistan? pp. 143-149: Stephen Carter
Three big British ideas for Afghanistan pp. 150-155: Julian Lindley‐French
What to do about banks pp. 156-162: Costas Lapavitsas
Where now for European social democracy? pp. 163-168: Matt Browne, John Halpin and Ruy Teixeira
Challenging Britain's benefits system pp. 169-173: Stephen Brien
Job guarantees – easing the pain of long‐term unemployment pp. 174-179: Paul Gregg
Enough of ‘tough’: Youth Justice in Scotland pp. 180-185: Nico Juetten
Who will care? Meeting the care deficit pp. 186-191: Dalia Ben‐Galim
From the Olympics to the grassroots: What will London 2012 mean for sport funding and participation in Britain? pp. 192-196: Georgios Kavetsos and Stefan Szymanski

Comment pp. 70-70: Georgina Kyriacou
Constitutional reform after the expenses crisis pp. 71-77: Vernon Bogdanor
What price an MP? pp. 78-84: David Hencke
Raising demand and the future of progressive politics pp. 85-90: Adam Lent
Time for change? Electoral politics after the local and European elections pp. 91-96: Tony Travers
Breaking a ‘strange silence’ pp. 97-102: Ruth Sheldon
Reimagining England: English voices, spaces and institution building pp. 103-109: Gerry Hassan
Liberalism in the Twilight Zone pp. 110-113: Michael Freeden
Reforming the social housing waiting game pp. 114-119: Ed Turner
Navigating the migration debate out of a dangerous cul‐de‐sac pp. 120-126: Tim Finch and Sarah Mulley
Progress and well‐being pp. 127-132: Tony Dolphin
No country for old men: The rise of managerialism and the new cultural vacuum pp. 133-137: David Zigmond

In Maggie's shadow pp. 3-13: Sunder Katwala
Further reflections by Andrew Gamble and Anthony Seldon pp. 8-9: Andrew Gamble and Anthony Seldon
After neo‐liberalism: Republican democracy in new times pp. 14-20: Stuart White
The case for compulsory voting pp. 21-27: Sarah Birch
‘Rare and refreshing fruit’: Lloyd George's People's Budget pp. 28-33: Kenneth O. Morgan
Language and the politics of liberty and security pp. 34-37: Michael Wills
Justice on the rack pp. 38-44: Andy Hull
Caught in the crossfire: The economic crisis and developing countries pp. 45-50: Claire Melamed
What is the future for asset‐based welfare? pp. 51-56: Rajiv Prabhakar
Experiments in 21st century antipoverty policy pp. 57-63: Lawrence Aber

Escaping climate policy Groundhog Day pp. 159-167: Matthew Lockwood and Andrew Pendleton
What's posterity ever done for me? On strategy in government pp. 168-176: Geoff Mulgan
Child protection: crisis management or learning curve? pp. 177-186: Ruth Gardner and Marian Brandon
The case for care pp. 180-181: Martin Narey
Ratings war? pp. 187-191: Avinash Persaud
After the credit crunch: the future of sustainable investing pp. 192-197: Nick Robins and Cary Krosinsky
A welfare state as valued as the NHS: the progressive case for reform pp. 198-205: James Purnell
Obama: The first 100 days pp. 206-210: Marcellus Andrews, Ted Marmor, Nicolaus Mills, Michael Walzer, Christine Stansell, Sean Wilentz and Ellen DuBois
The road to progressive taxation pp. 211-216: Richard Murphy
Detaching youth work to reduce drug and alcohol‐related harm pp. 217-223: Adam Fletcher and Chris Bonell
Benchmarking and the bottom line pp. 224-228: Matti Siemiatycki

Comment pp. 106-106: Julia Margo
The end of progressive politics? pp. 107-110: Carey Oppenheim and Lisa Harker
Is this the death of social democracy in Europe? pp. 111-113: Roger Liddle
Love is all you need pp. 114-122: Michael Gove
To the left, to the right…? pp. 123-126: John Curtice
Limiting conflict in the Caucasus pp. 127-132: Donald Rayfield
Is gender equality legislation becoming counter‐productive? pp. 133-136: Catherine Hakim
Why public service reform hasn't worked pp. 137-141: Matthew Taylor
The special relationship pp. 142-147: John Lloyd
Don't sneer at suburbia pp. 148-152: Rupa Huq

Comment pp. 62-62: Julia Margo
This is David Cameron pp. 63-67: Richard Reeves
Cleaning up the Bush mess pp. 68-73: Robert Reich
PPR report: Inside Black Britain pp. 74-76: Anushka Asthana
Scared straight? pp. 77-79: David Blunkett
Is capitalism in crisis? pp. 80-83: John Eatwell
Is multiculturalism dead? pp. 84-88: Tariq Modood
The end of charity? pp. 89-92: Nic Frances
Dalit women in the social justice revolution in India pp. 93-96: Clarinda Still
Why China is the new intellectual centre of the world pp. 97-99: Mark Leonard

Comment pp. 2-2: Julia Margo
Gridlock: chaos and confusion in our prisons pp. 3-11: Peter JM Wayne
Mayors rule pp. 12-21: Michael Kenny and Guy Lodge
Lying back and thinking of England pp. 22-25: Jean Edelstein
Senselessness and sensibility: suicide and university culture pp. 26-31: Meghan Benton
Street encounters: betrayal and belonging in youth gangs pp. 32-35: Julia Sauma
Should higher education course materials be free to all? pp. 36-41: Leo Pollak
More than just victims: the truth about human trafficking pp. 42-47: Benjamin S Buckland
Beyond aid: the future of international development pp. 48-52: Douglas Alexander
Is the state against fatherhood? pp. 53-55: Jasper Gerard