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. 210-210: Julia Margo
Something old, something new… pp. 211-217: Kate Stanley and Graeme Cooke
Can (Israeli) academic boycotts be justified? pp. 218-228: Martha Nussbaum and Mohammed Abed
The lost generation pp. 229-233: Katie Paintin
Metrosexuality! Cameron, Brown and the politics of ‘new masculinity’ pp. 234-239: Stephen Whitehead
Delivering the urban housing offer pp. 240-243: Catherine Glossop and Ben Harrison
The crisis in our Critical National Infrastructure pp. 244-247: Jim Norton
The end of aspiration? pp. 248-251: Jean Edelstein

Comment pp. 162-162: Julia Margo and Sonia Sodha
Numbers pp. 163-163: Grae Hillary
Why second‐wave feminism has gone soft pp. 164-167: Jean Edelstein
Wither the pro‐war left? pp. 168-175: Johann Hari and Nick Cohen
Turned away? pp. 176-180: Laurence Cooley and Jill Rutter
The iron man pp. 181-185: Kieron O'Hara
The end of the Tory war on single parents? pp. 186-192: Harry Brighouse and Adam Swift
Postcard from America pp. 193-196: John Podesta
Out of time? pp. 197-203: Richard Heinberg

Comment pp. 78-78: Julia Margo
Numbers pp. 79-79: Fancy Sinantha
The new frontier of racism pp. 80-89: Naomi Newman
The end of the Union? pp. 90-96: Guy Lodge and Katie Schmuecker
Was Lebanon a just war? pp. 97-110: Michael Walzer and Jerome Slater
Centre‐forward pp. 111-118: Ed Miliband
Prospects for a post‐Blair ‘progressive consensus’ pp. 119-125: Vince Cable
Harm and hypocrisy pp. 126-135: Jonathan Wolff
Stop press pp. 136-139: Michael White
update: global conflict pp. 140-145: The Helen Bamber Centre for the study of conflict and mass violence
Zimbabwe pp. 146-150: Paul Keetch
From the polls: Blair's legacy pp. 151-153: James Morris

Comment pp. 1-1: Julia Margo
Numbers pp. 2-2: Fancy Sinantha
Making sense of David Cameron pp. 3-10: Alan Finlayson
Rethinking fairness pp. 11-22: Nick Pearce
Public perceptions of fairness pp. 23-23: Miranda Lewis
Why do Liberal Democrats oppose the Child Trust Fund? pp. 24-30: Stuart White
Should we raise the age of legal drinking? pp. 31-35: Jasper Gerard
From the polls pp. 36-38: James Morris
Legalize it? How to solve Afghanistan's drug problem pp. 39-40: Ann Applebaum
Is there a future for the family? pp. 41-46: Gäran Therborn
Democracies, of the world unite pp. 47-58: Ivo Daalder and James Lindsay
Does language frame politics? pp. 59-71: Steven Pinker and George Lakoff

Commentary pp. 211-215: Ian Kearns and Rick Muir
Power: a new agenda for the centre left pp. 216-220: David Miliband
Constitutional government in the 21st century pp. 221-231: Andrew Gamble
Human rights and social justice pp. 232-237: Stuart Weir
Power up, people Double devolution and beyond pp. 238-248: Paul Hilder
The governmentality of New Labour pp. 249-256: William Davies
Digital voices and analogue citizenship Bridging the gap between young people and the democratic process pp. 257-261: Stephen Coleman
No going back to the 1970s? The case for a revival of industrial democracy pp. 262-271: David Coats

Commentary pp. 135-137: Nick Pearce
Reforms, Global Integration and Economic Development pp. 138-146: Nagesh Kumar
Democracy, Development and India's Struggle Against Corruption pp. 147-155: Rob Jenkins
Three Themes on Terror pp. 156-159: Pratap Bhanu Mehta
Troubled Times pp. 160-166: Neera Chandhoke
The Relationship between India and The UK pp. 167-171: Stephen Byers Mp
Migration between India and The UK pp. 172-184: Binod Khadria
Redefining the Poverty Line in India pp. 191-199: Mohan Guruswamy and Ronald Joseph Abraham
India's Energy Challenge pp. 200-205: Dr RK Pachauri

Crisis? What crisis? pp. 71-77: R. Daniel Keleman and Anand Menon
Is enlargement doomed? pp. 78-85: Katinka Barysch
Europeanisation pp. 86-91: Trine Flockhart
A progressive response to globalisation pp. 92-95: Peter Mandelson
The EU's political impasse pp. 96-101: Donald Kalff
EMU pp. 102-108: Jim Rollo
Them and us pp. 109-118: Max Nathan and Adam Marshall
Ideas, interests and information pp. 119-125: Craig Berry and Richard Berry
A conversation between… Geoff Hoon and Vernon Bogdanor pp. 126-131: Vernon Bogdanor

Commentary pp. 3-5: Rachel O'Brien
The moral and political status of children pp. 6-12: David Archard
The new pronatalism? pp. 13-25: Jonathan Grant and Stijn Hoorens
What do children need? pp. 26-34: Jane Waldfogel
Children's mental health pp. 35-42: Sami Timimi
Tackling poverty in the UK pp. 43-47: Lisa Harker
Crisis of youth? Childhood, youth and the civic order pp. 48-53: Julia Margo and Mike Dixon
Does TV advertising make children fat? pp. 54-61: Sonia Livingstone