Public Policy Review

2005 - 2013

Continuation of New Economy.

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

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Commentary pp. 199-203: Rachel O'Brien
The Rise, Fall and Rise Again of Secularism pp. 204-212: Julian Baggini
Hate Speech pp. 213-223: Bhikhu Parekh
God, Guns and Gays pp. 224-233: Pippa Norris and Ronald Inglehart
Practicing Their Faith pp. 234-238: J. Christopher Soper and Joel S. Fetzer
Faith in Democracy pp. 246-251: Sunder Katwala
Religion Renewed? pp. 252-257: Jodie Reed

Commentary pp. 67-71: Dominic Maxwell and Rachel O'Brien
Reality or Pipedream? pp. 72-78: Jean‐Pierre Landau
Decoupling Environmental Pressures and Economic Growth pp. 79-84: Mikael Skou Andersen
Globalisation, Redistribution and Tax Avoidance pp. 85-92: John Braithwaite
Evaluating One's Own Tax Burden pp. 93-101: Stefan Liebig and Steffen Mau
National Insurance: Does it Have a Future? pp. 102-110: Howard Reed and Mike Dixon
Can Local Taxation be Progressive? pp. 111-117: Iain McLean
UK Attitudes to Tax and Spend pp. 118-122: Ben Page

Commentary pp. 3-6: Rachel O'Brien
A progressive politics of responsibility What would it look like? pp. 7-14: Stuart White
A duty to serve? Responsibility, reciprocity and the paradox of civic service pp. 15-21: Richard Dagger
Something for something Personal responsibility meets behavioural economics pp. 22-29: David Halpern
Whose fault is it we're getting fat? Obesity in the United States pp. 30-36: Inas Rashad
Sanctions and sweeteners Rights, responsibilities and the welfare state pp. 37-43: Kate Stanley
Solving the disability problem Whose responsibility? pp. 44-48: Tom Shakespeare
Bringing fathers back in Child support in Australia pp. 49-55: Adrlenne Burgess
In conversation with......David Blunkett MP pp. 56-63: David Blunkett