British Journal of Political Science

1971 - 2025

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Volume 14, month October, 1984

Persuasion as a Political Concept pp. 393-410

Peter Burnell and Andrew Reeve

The Role of Issues in Global Co-operation and Conflict pp. 411-433

John A. Vasquez and Richard W. Mansbach

Political Stagnation and Marxist Critique: 1968 and Beyond in Comparative East European Perspective pp. 435-459

Michael Shafir

Persistence and Change in Political Confidence over the Life-span: Embedding Life-cycle Socialization in Context pp. 461-481

Kenneth P. Langton

How the Decline of Class Voting Opened the Way to Radical Change in British Politics pp. 483-508

Mark N. Franklin

Housing Tenure and Party Choice in Australia, Britain and the United States pp. 509-522

Ian McAllister

Volume 14, month July, 1984

Continuity and Change in British Central-Local Relations: ‘The Conservative Threat’, 1979–83 pp. 261-283

R. A. W. Rhodes

Decision Arenas in Executive Decision Making: Cabinet Committees in Comparative Perspective pp. 285-312

Thomas T. Mackie and Brian W. Hogwood

Ideology and Public Policy in Canada pp. 313-344

M. D. Ornstein and H. M. Stevenson

Leftist and Rightist Ideology in a Social Democratic State: An Analysis of Norway in the Midst of the Conservative Resurgence pp. 345-367

William M. Lafferty and Oddbjørn Knutsen

Social Choice Versus Populism? An Interpretation of Riker's Political Theory pp. 369-385

Albert Weale

The SDP and the Left-Right Dimension pp. 386-392

J. M. Bochel and D. T. Denver

Volume 14, month April, 1984

Overload, Ungovernability and Delegitimation: The Theories and the British Case pp. 135-160

Anthony H. Birch

Interest Groups, Iron Triangles and Representative Institutions in American National Government pp. 161-185

Thomas L. Gais, Mark A. Peterson and Jack L. Walker

Economic ‘Stagflation’ and Public Support for the Political System pp. 187-205

M. Stephen Weatherford

Legitimacy and Power in the Soviet Union Through Socialist Ritual pp. 207-217

Christel Lane

Dominant and Subsidiary Modes of Political Legitimation in the USSR: A Comment on Christel Lane's Article pp. 219-222

T. H. Rigby

Swing Time: Assessing Causes for Shifts in Congressional Elections pp. 222-229

Ronald B. Rapoport

Values, Protest and Minority Nationalism in Wales pp. 230-243

Ian McAllister and Anthony Mughan

Are the Liverpool Liberals Really Different? A Path Analytic Interpretation of Local Voting in Liverpool 1973–82 pp. 243-249

Michael Laver

When the Bubble Burst: Transient and Persistent National Front Supporters, 1974–79 pp. 249-260

Christopher T. Husbands

Volume 14, month January, 1984

Evaluating Conflict of Interest Theory: Western European Cabinet Coalitions, 1945–80 pp. 1-32

Eric C. Browne, Dennis W. Gleiber and Carolyn S. Mashoba

Evidence of Learning and Risk Orientation During International Crises: The Munich and Polish Cases pp. 33-51

Stephen G. Walker, Daniel Bohlin, Robert Boos, David Cownie, Hiroshi Nakajima and Timothy Willson

The Making of a More Partisan Electorate in West Germany pp. 53-71

Helmut Norpoth

Budgeting Amidst Triple-Digit Inflation: The Case of Israel pp. 73-88

Ira Sharkansky

Political Languages in Time - The Work of J. G. A. Pocock pp. 89-116

Iain Hampsher-Monk

‘Popularity Functions’ and the Role of the Media: A Pilot Study of the Popular Press pp. 117-129

Paul Mosley

Itinerants, Iterations and Something In-between pp. 129-132

Robert E. Goodin

Volume 13, month October, 1983

Interests in Political Theory pp. 379-400

Andrew Reeve and Alan Ware

Patterns of Support for Democratic and Capitalist Values in the United States pp. 401-440

Dennis Chong, Herbert McClosky and John Zaller

State, Ecology and Independence: Policy Responses to the Energy Crisis in the United States pp. 441-462

Benny Temkin

The Birth and Death of a Three-Party System: Scotland in the Seventies pp. 463-488

Jack Brand, Duncan McLean and William Miller

The Pen is a Mighty Sword: Quentin Skinner's Analysis of Politics pp. 489-509

James H. Tully

Empirical-Normative Distinction pp. 511-512

Barry Clarke

Volume 13, month July, 1983

The Political Economy of Change in Urban Budgetary Politics: A Framework for Analysis and a Case Study pp. 251-274

Paul Kantor and Stephen David

Familiarity and Inertia in the Formation of Governing Coalitions in Parliamentary Democracies pp. 275-298

Mark N. Franklin and Thomas T. Mackie

The Red and the Green: Patterns of Partisan Choice in Wales pp. 299-325

Denis Balsom, P. J. Madgwick and Denis Van Mechelen

Gramsci's Patrimony pp. 327-364

Joseph V. Femia

The Electoral Consequences of Gender in Australia pp. 365-377

Jonathan Kelley and Ian McAllister

Volume 13, month April, 1983

The Political Economy of the Brezhnev Era: The Rise and Fall of Corporatism pp. 129-158

Valerie Bunce

Discontent and Aggressive Political Participation pp. 159-179

Edward N. Muller and Thomas O. Jukam

Voting Procedures: A Summary Analysis pp. 181-208

Hannu Nurmi

The Transition to Democracy in Portugal and Spain pp. 209-242

Benny Pollack and Jim Taylor

The Neighbourhood Effect: A Test of the Butler-Stokes Model pp. 243-249

A. R. Bodman

Volume 13, month January, 1983

Isms pp. 1-17

H. M. Höpfl

The Power of Business in America: A Re-appraisal pp. 19-43

David Vogel

Candidate Selection in the Labour Party: What the Selectors Seek pp. 45-69

John Bochel and David Denver

Centralization and Incremental Change in France: The Case of the Haby Educational Reform pp. 71-91

Roger Duclaud-Williams

The New Liberalism pp. 93-123

Norman P. Barry

Miller on Market Neutrality, Co-operatives and Libertarianism pp. 125-128

David Gordon