Political Studies Review

2003 - 2015

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Policy Networks and Governance Networks: Towards Greater Conceptual Clarity pp. 297-308: Ismael Blanco, Vivien Lowndes and Lawrence Pratchett
Is Consociational Theory the Answer to Global Conflict? From the Netherlands to Northern Ireland and Iraq pp. 309-322: Paul Dixon
Half Full but also Half Empty: Conditionality, Compliance and the Quality of Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 323-333: Tim Haughton
Prospect Theory and Political Decision Making pp. 334-343: Barbara Vis
When Democracies Fail pp. 344-356: Mark Chou
The Rule of Law: What Is It and Why Is It ‘Constantly on People's Lips’? pp. 357-365: Christopher May
What Have We Learned from Policy Transfer Research? Dolowitz and Marsh Revisited pp. 366-378: David Benson and Andrew Jordan

Symposium on British Politics in an Era of Coalition Government: Understanding Continuity and Change pp. 143-144: David Richards
Governing as New Labour: An Inside Account of the Blair and Brown Years pp. 145-162: Patrick Diamond
Labour's New Labour Legacy: Politics after Blair and Brown pp. 163-177: Richard Heffernan
Labour In and Out of Government: Political Ideas, Political Practice and the British Political Tradition pp. 178-192: David Blunkett and David Richards
Theorising Cameronism pp. 193-207: Peter Kerr, Christopher Byrne and Emma Foster
The New British Policy Style: From a British to a Scottish Political Tradition? pp. 208-220: Paul Cairney

From the Cold War to Global Warming: Observing Complexity in IR pp. 1-12: Emilian Kavalski
Liberal Silences and the Political Economy of Global Governance pp. 13-25: Alex Kirkup
Managing Ethnic Conflict: The Merits and Perils of Territorial Accommodation pp. 26-41: Stefan Wolff
The Triumph of Anti‐liberalism? Reconciling Radicalism to Realism in International Relations Theory pp. 42-52: Ian Hall
Bringing the State Back into Cosmopolitanism: The Idea of Responsible Cosmopolitan States pp. 53-66: Garrett Wallace Brown

The Third Generation of Deliberative Democracy pp. 291-307: Stephen Elstub
What Can Multicultural Theory Tell Us about Integrating Muslims in Europe? pp. 308-321: Patti Tamara Lenard
Celebrity Politics: The Politics of the Late Modernity? pp. 322-340: David Marsh, Paul ‘t Hart and Karen Tindall
Friendship and Politics pp. 341-356: Heather Devere and Graham M. Smith
Researching Electoral Administration in America: Insights from the ‘Post‐Florida’ era pp. 357-367: Toby S. James
On Taking Action and Saving Lives pp. 368-374: Avner De Shalit

The Idea of Power and the Role of Ideas pp. 145-154: Daniel Béland
Why Are Fewer Women than Men Elected? Gender and the Dynamics of Candidate Selection pp. 155-168: Mona Lena Krook
Re‐founding Representation: Wider, Broader, Closer, Deeper pp. 169-179: Lucy Taylor
Political Theology, Political Religion and Secularisation pp. 180-191: Richard Shorten
Review Symposium on The Force of the Example pp. 192-207: Alessandro Ferrara, Dario Castiglione, Janice Richardson, Andrew Schaap and Corinna Wagner
Academics vs. Bush: The War on Error pp. 208-217: Timothy J. Lynch

Symposium on the 2008 Financial Crisis and its Repercussions pp. 1-2: David Richards
The Political Consequences of the Crash pp. 3-14: Andrew Gamble
Separating Sense from Nonsense in the US Debate on the Financial Meltdown pp. 15-26: David Coates
Class, Capital and Crisis: A Return to Fundamentals pp. 27-39: Peter Burnham
The Banking Crisis: A Rational Interpretation pp. 40-54: A. Patrick Minford
Markets in a Democracy pp. 55-66: Bryan Gould
Sick but not Dying pp. 67-72: Jim Tomlinson

Preface pp. 307-308: Andrej Zaslove and Matthew J. Goodwin
The Populist Radical Right: Ideology, Party Families and Core Principles pp. 309-318: Andrej Zaslove
Populism: Some Conceptual Problems pp. 319-321: Paul Lucardie
The Contemporary Radical Right: Past, Present and Future pp. 322-329: Matthew J. Goodwin
Populist Radical Right Parties in Europe Redux pp. 330-337: Cas Mudde
The Model of Europe and Other Contributions to the Study of European Political Development pp. 338-350: Paolo Morisi
Integration and Identity in an International Context: Problems and Ambiguities in the New Politics of Multiculturalism pp. 351-363: Phil Parvin
Lifting the Siege of Liberalism pp. 364-367: Sergio Fabbrini

The Study of Terrorism after 11 September 2001: Problems, Challenges and Future Developments pp. 171-184: Richard Jackson
Four Perspectives on Terrorism: Where They Stand Depends on Where You Sit pp. 185-194: Thomas J. Butko
The ‘New Terrorism’: Revolution or Evolution? pp. 195-207: Antony Field
Gender, Violence and Global Politics: Contemporary Debates in Feminist Security Studies pp. 208-219: Laura J. Shepherd
Iraq: A ‘Never‐Ending Nightmare’? pp. 220-228: Aidan Hehir
Transnational Human Rights Networks pp. 229-240: Min Tang

Symposium on Assessing Research Quality pp. 1-2: David Richards
Metrics or Peer Review? Evaluating the 2001 UK Research Assessment Exercise in Political Science pp. 3-17: Linda Butler and Ian McAllister
Comparative Journal Ratings: A Survey Report pp. 18-38: Iain McLean, André Blais, James C. Garand and Micheal Giles
Metrics versus Peer Review? pp. 39-49: Albert Weale
Where There are Data... Quantifying the Unquantifiable pp. 50-62: Ron Johnston
Retaining the Peers: How Peer Review Triumphs over League Tables and Faulty Accounting in the Assessment of Political Science Research pp. 63-72: Andrew Russell
Gradgrinding the Social Sciences: The Politics of Metrics of Political Science pp. 73-83: Claire Donovan
Authors' Response to Reviews pp. 84-87: Linda Butler and Ian McAllister
Authors' Response to Reviews pp. 88-92: Iain McLean, André Blais, James C. Garand and Micheal Giles