British Journal of Political Science

1971 - 2025

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Volume 12, month October, 1982

Dirty Hands pp. 385-398

Martin Hollis

Tradition, Community and Self-Determination pp. 399-419

Geraint Parry

Social Insurance, Distributive Criteria and the Welfare Backlash: A Comparative Analysis pp. 421-447

Sara A. Rosenberry

Government and Industry in Britain pp. 449-503

David R. Steel

Economic Conditions and the Forgotten Side of Congress: A Foray into US Senate Elections pp. 505-513

John R. Hibbing and John R. Alford

The Government Relations Function in Large Firms Based in the United Kingdom: A Preliminary Study pp. 513-516

Wyn Grant

Volume 12, month July, 1982

Electoral Choice and the Production of Government: The Changing Operation of the Electoral System in the United Kingdom since 1955 pp. 249-298

John Curtice and Michael Steed

Policy Directions and Presidential Leadership: Alternative Interpretations of the 1980 Presidential Election pp. 299-356

Warren E. Miller and J. Merrill Shanks

On the Power or Vulnerability of the British Press: A Dynamic Analysis pp. 357-373

W. L. Miller, J. Brand and M. Jordan

Predicting Policy Change in the House: A Longitudinal Analysis pp. 375-384

Patricia A. Hurley

Volume 12, month April, 1982

Obstacles to the Establishment of Political Legitimacy in Communist Poland pp. 125-147

Paul G. Lewis

The Agrarian Roots of Working-Class Radicalism: An Assessment of the Mann–Giddens Thesis pp. 149-172

Duncan Gallie

Alternative Models of Interest Intermediation: The Case of France pp. 173-200

Frank L. Wilson

The Political Thought of Sir Isaiah Berlin pp. 201-226

Bhikhu Parekh

O'Connor's Sectoral Model of the United States Economy: Examining Some Political Consequences pp. 227-239

Carol Nackenoff

The Case of the Silk-Stocking Socialists and the Calculating Children of the Middle Class pp. 239-248

James E. Alt and Janet Turner

Volume 12, month January, 1982

Judicial Ideology in the House of Lords: A Jurimetric Analysis pp. 1-25

David Robertson

The Bargaining Advantages of Combining with Others pp. 27-42

Michael Laver and John Underhill

Soviet Interpretations of American Politics: A Case of Convergence? pp. 43-73

Neil Malcolm

The Supreme Soviet and Budgetary Politics in the USSR pp. 75-94

Stephen White

Electoral Change and Policy Representation in Congress: Domestic Welfare Issues from 1956–1972 pp. 95-115

Walter J. Stone

Manipulating Manipulation pp. 117-119

Peter Morriss

Manipulation, Liberalism and Paternalism: A Reply to Morriss pp. 119-122

Alan Ware

Abandoning Manipulation: A Response to Ware's Reply pp. 122-124

Peter Morriss

Volume 11, month October, 1981

Finance Capital and Pressure-Group Politics in Britain pp. 381-404

Michael Moran

Must Radicals be Marxists? Lukes on Power, Contestability and Alienation pp. 405-425

G. W. Smith

On Contextual Change and Partisan Attributes pp. 427-447

Thad A. Brown

The United States Supreme Court and Criminal Cases, 1935–1976: Alternative Models of Agenda Building pp. 449-470

Gregory A. Caldeira

Harold D. Lasswell's Political World: Weak Tea for Hard Times pp. 471-497

Richard M. Merelman

‘Embourgoisement’, the Property-Owning Democracy and Ecological Models of Voting in England pp. 499-503

Ron Johnston

Volume 11, month July, 1981

The Rise of the Career Politician in Britain — And its Consequences pp. 249-285

Anthony King

A Probabilistic Approach to the Causes of Coups d'Etat pp. 287-308

Rosemary H. T. O'Kane

Market Neutrality and the Failure of Co-operatives pp. 309-329

David Miller

Counter-Productive Welfare Law pp. 331-350

T. D. Campbell

Exogenous Voter Preferences and Parties with State Power: Some Internal Problems of Economic Theories of Party Competition pp. 351-380

Patrick Dunleavy and Hugh Ward

Volume 11, month April, 1981

Sociotropic Politics: The American Case pp. 129-161

Donald R. Kinder and D. Roderick Kiewiet

The Concept of Manipulation: Its Relation to Democracy and Power pp. 163-181

Alan Ware

The Soviet Press on Soviet Foreign Policy: A Usually Reliable Source pp. 183-200

Robert Axelrod and William Zimmerman

Charles Lindblom and Aaron Wildavsky pp. 201-225

Rune Premfors

Cohen, Marx and the Primacy Thesis pp. 227-234

David-Hillel Ruben

Forecasting the British Election to the European Parliament pp. 235-245

Clive Payne and Philip J. Brown

The Domestic Pressure Factor in Arms Races: A Comment on Saris and Middendorp pp. 245-247

Theresa C. Smith

Reply to Smith pp. 247-248

Willem E. Saris and Cees P. Middendorp

Volume 11, month January, 1981

Markets and Politics: The Human Product pp. 1-16

Robert E. Lane

Private Giving in the Welfare State pp. 17-48

Jeffrey Obler

The Spanish Public in Political Transition pp. 49-79

Peter McDonough, Antonio López Pina and Samuel H. Barnes

American Assassins: An Alternative Typology pp. 81-104

James W. Clarke

The Case of the Vanishing Liberal Senators: The House Did It pp. 105-113

Eric Uslaner

Testing the Butler-Stokes Model of a Polarization Effect Around the National Swing in Partisan Preferences: England, 1979 pp. 113-117

Ron Johnston

But How Many Candidates Should We Have in Donegal? Numbers of Nominees and Electoral Efficiency in Ireland pp. 117-122

Richard S. Katz

Comment on Katz pp. 122-123

A. S. Cohan

Foreign Policy and British Bilateral Aid: A Comment on McKinlay and Little pp. 123-127

J. M. Healey and A. G. Coverdale