Journal Table of Contents (Journal TOC) latest update – December 2012
List of journals with electronic table of contents in Politics & International Relations section between January and December 2012:
1) Administration & Society
2) Allemagne d'aujourd'hui
3) Cambridge Review of International Affairs
4) Comparative Political Studies
5) Conflurence Mediterranee
6) Cooperation and Conflict
7) Critique Internationale
8) Democratization
9) Diplomacy & Statecraft
10) Environmental Politics
11) European Journal of International Relations
12) European Political Science
13) French Politics
14) Government and Opposition
15) International Affairs
16) International Negotiation
17) International Organization
18) International Politics
19) International Relations
20) Irish Political Studies
21) Journal of International Relations and Development
22) Journal of Public Policy Journal Table of Contents (Journal TOC) latest update – December 2012
23) Nations and Nationalism
24) Public Administration
25) Regional and Federal Studies
26) Revue Francaise d'Administration Publique
27) Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives
28) Social Policy & Administration
29) Studia Diplomatica
30) Turkish Studies
31) West European Politics
32) World Politics
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Administration & Society Volume 43 Number 7 October 2011 in Memoriam Honoring Alex Kouzmin 719 James Garnett and Kym Thorne
Articles After Managerialism: Maclntyre's Lessons for the Study of Public Administration 722 Patrick Overeem and Berry Tholen Building Community Capacity to Engage Government: Reflections of Nonprofit Leaders on Post-Katrina New Orleans 749 Maria J. D'Agostino and Kathryn Kloby Application of Strategic Management Tools After an NPM-lnspired Reform: Strategy as Practice in Danish Schools 770 Jesper Rosenberg Hansen Civic Engagement and Internet Use in Local Governance: Hierarchical Linear Models for Understanding the Role of Local Community Groups 807 B.Joon Kim, Andrea L. Kavanaugh, and Karen M. Hult Back to title list
Administration & Society Volume 43 Number 8 November 2011 In Memoriam Honoring John A. Rohr Phillip J. Cooper Articles Enhancing Collaborative innovation in the Public Sector 842 Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing Constructive Conflict, Participation, and Shared Governance 869 María Verónica Elias and Mohamad G.Alkadry Conceptual and Functional Diversity of the Ombudsman Institution: A Classification 896 Najmul Abedin Contraception as Health? The Framing of Issue Categories in Contemporary Policy Making 930 Amy Cabrera Rasmussen Back to title list
Administration & Society Volume 44 Number 1 January 2012
Articles Government Contracts and "Managing the Market": Exploring the Costs of Strategic Management Responses to Weak Vendor Competition 3 Jocelyn M.Johnston, Amanda M. Girth Fiducial Governance: Heads of State and Monitory Branches 30 John Power Reflecting on the Role of Literature in Qualitative Public Administration Research: Learning From Grounded Theory 64 Lars Tummers, Niels Karsten The Paradox of Rules: Rules as Resources and Constraints 87 Shannon Portillo Disputatio Sine Fine Plutocracy, Bureaucracy, and the End of Public Trust 109 Richard T. Green Back to title list
Administration & Society Volume 44 Number 2 March 2012
In Memoriam Remembering Ralph Hummel: A Special Colleague 147 Charles Goodsell
Articles The Public-Private Partnership Enabling Field: Evidence From Three Cases 149 Stephan F. Jooste, W. Richard Scott Executive Agencies, Ministers, and Departments: Can Policy and Management Ever be Separated? 183 Bram Verschuere, Tobias Bach The Motivation of Public Sector Employees: An Outline of Six Orientations to Work 207 Craig Matheson Disputatio Sine Fine
"Daring to Be a Daniel": How Much Does It Contribute to a "More Fine-Grained Understanding" of Pathologies of Accountability? 238 Yannis Papadopoulos Back to title list
Administration & Society Volume 44 Number 3 April 2012
Articles Further Understanding Accountability in Public Organizations: Actionable Knowledge and the Structure-Agency Duality 255 Kaifeng Yang Encouraging Cognitive Flexibility and Interdisciplinarity in Public Administration Programs 285 Lynita K. Newswander and Chad B. Newswander The Diffusion of Market-Based lnstruments: The Case of Air Pollution 310 Nives Dolšak and Karen Sampson Institutional Predictors of Volunteer Retention: The Case of AmeriCorps National Service 343 Amanda Moore McBride and YungSoo Lee
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Still Learning to Speak and Still Not Being Heard: Public Administration and the Latest Financial Crisis 367 Michael Potter How to Make the Motivational, Operational: A Response to Rick Green 374 Anne M. Khademian Back to title list
Administration & Society Volume 44 Number 4 May 2012
Articles The Direct and Interactive Effects of Middle and Upper Managerial Quality on Organizational Performance 383 Morgen S. Johansen Privatization Through Centralization in the Israeli Health Care System: The Case of the National Health Insurance Law and its Amendments 412 Shlomo Mizrahi and Nissim Cohen Economic Development Perspectives and the Policy Process: The Case of Railroad Revitalization Versus Rails-to-Trails 438 Bethany Stich and Chad R. Miller Uncertainty, Isomorphism, and the Birth of a New Industry: Regulatory Policy Development in a New Health Services Sector, 1994-2004 458 Julie Walters
Disputatio Sine Fine
The Future of Public Administration: Challenges and Opportunities - A Critical Perspective 487 Ali Farazmand
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Administration & Society Volume 44 Number 5 July 2012
Articles Passion, Power, and Political Conflict: An Examination of Cato's Letters and Their Implications for American Constitutionalism and Public Administration 523 Michael W. Spicer Governing Alone and With Partners: Presidential Governance in a Post-NPM Environment 546 John Bumgarner and Chad B. Newswander Implementation Through Risk Mitigation: Strategic Processes in the Nonprofit Organization 571 Ziva Sharp and David M. Brock Decentralization: New Modes of Governance and Administrative Responsibility 595 Duco Bannink and Ringo Ossewaarde
Disputatio Sine Fine
"Great Books" of Public Administration, 1990-2010: Revisiting Sherwood's Survey in the Wake of Reinventing Government 625 David Oliver Kasdan Back to title list
Allemagne d’aujourd’hui Numéro 198 2011 M. Weinachter - Le gouvernement Merkel à mi-mandat : une coalition qui n'a pas tenu ses promesses ?...... 3 H. Ménudier - Élections régionales 2011 ...... 18 A.M. Corbin - L'Allemagne, sa mémoire et l'affirmation de sa nouvelle identité ...... 30 A. Kouassi Kouakou - La place de la République du Ghana dans la politique africaine de la République Démocratique Allemande (RDA) de 1957 à 1965...... 44 L'actualité sociale par B. Lestrade...... 59 Documentation. Trentième anniversaire de l'Institut allemand sur la Pologne de Darmstadt Deutsches Polen-Institut ...... 65 Comptes rendus ...... 72 A. Lattard, M.-B. Vincent, S. Kott, Histoire de la société allemande au XXe siècle (D. HERBET). - A. Tüne, Von der Wiederherstellung des Glücks (De la reconstruction du bonheur) (E. BRANDTS). T. Höpel, "Die Kunst dem Volke", Städtische Kulturpolitik in Leipzig und Lyon 1945-1989 (E. GOUDIN-STEINMANN) Notes de lecture de J.-C. François ...... 78 P. Val - De l'Est à l'Ouest. Diffusion et réception du cinéma est-allemand en France...... 82 M. Beauviche - Neo Rauch : Le temps de la peinture...... 95 Migration immobile en Allemagne de l'Est dossier dirigé par Jacques Poumet Publié avec le soutien du centre de recherche Langues et cultures européennes de l'Université Lyon 2 et le concours du Département du Rhône et de la Région Rhône-Alpes ...... 101 A. Pilleul-Arp - "Mon pays disparut si vite... ". Le "poids" de la RDA dans le parcours biographique des Allemands de l'Est: concurrences mémorielles et replis identitaires, vingt ans après...... 106 S. Baumgartl - (Dés)ordre des souvenirs de l'automne 89 à Leipzig ...... 11 5 F.-T. Grub - Nouveaux rêves, nouveaux rivages : migrations "explicites" et migrations "implicites" dans la littérature après la chute du Mur ...... 130 S. Klötzer - "J'en ai assez d'être Ossi" : Cabaret politique à l'Est de l'Allemagne La Herkuieskeule de Dresde 148
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A.-L. Daux-Combaudon - De l'autobiographie comme instrument dé contestation d'un discours aliénant sur l'Est de l'Allemagne unifiée...... 160 G. Lacguement - Quitter, rester, s'installer : migrations et transformation des espaces ruraux en Allemagne orientale...... 176 M. Manale - Comment les élites est-allemandes se sont affranchies du Mur...... 189
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Allemagne d’aujourd’hui No. 200 2012
ÉDITORIAL J. Vaillant - L'Allemagne au cœur de nos préoccupations 3 H. Stark - Entre domination et contestation: le gouvernement Merkel II à la croisée des chemins 7 H. Menudier - Elections régionales 2012 en Allemagne: trois élections inattendues 19 L'actualité sociale par B. Lestrade ...... 31 Notices nécrologiques Klaus Wenger ...... 38 Pierre Cimaz ...... 39 Comptes rendus ...... 40 Jean-Louis de la Vaissière, Qui sont les Allemands? (D. Herbet). - Peter Klimm, Grenzgänger. Pfälzisch-französische Lebensläufe (R. Riemenschneider). - Andreas Linsenmann, Musik als politischer Faktor - Konzepte, Intentionen und Praxis französischer Umerziehungs- und Kulturpolitik in Deutschland 1945-1949/50 (L. Thaisy). Jan Peters, Menschen und Möglichkeiten. Ein Historikerleben in der DDR und anderen Traumländern (B. Ciesla) Notes de lecture de J.-C. François ...... 49 B. Pivert - Paris 1941. Felix Hartlaub et Ernst Jünger, regards croisés sur l'Occupation 52 J.-J. Alcandre - Le singe descend vers l'homme. Franz Kafka et l'assimilation 65 DOSSIER Le roman de langue allemande du XXIe siècle et son rapport à l'histoire dossier dirigé par C. Hähnel-Mesnard ...... 75 S. Klimek – „Des romans de cape et d'épée de poètes et de penseurs“. Opérations secrètes franco-allemandes dans les œuvres de Kai Meyer et de Robert Lohr 81 E. Aurenche-Beau - Le rapport à l'histoire dans le roman de Christoph Poschenrieder Die Welt ist im Kopf (2010) 92 K. Schmidt – „Falsifier l'histoire pour retrouver la vérité" Der Weltensammler et Der einzige Ort en tant que métafictions historiographiques 100 W. Reichmann - Dans la zone protégée de l'histoire (de la littérature). A propos des mondes littéraires alternatifs de Thomas von Steinaecker 110 Back to title list
A. Boulanger - Passé contemporain. L'histoire comme hypothèse chez Daniel Kehlmann (Les arpenteurs du monde), Robert Menasse (Criasses de l'enfer) et Kevin Vennemann (Près de Jedenew) ...... 121 K. Schubert – „J'ai le camp et il m'a". Objet, liste, mesure, appartenance. La bascule du souffle de Herta Müller ...... 131 A. Cozic - Que sont les soixante-huitards devenus? Le roman de Uwe Timm Rot 143 C. Frank - Peut-on lire le temps dans l'espace? Topographie et fictionnalisation de l'histoire dans le roman la Tour d'Uwe Tellkamp 155 Back to title list
Allemagne d’aujourd’hui Numéro 199 EDITORIAL J. Vaillant - Nomination de Joachim Gauck comme futur président fédéral 3 DOSSIER « L'Allemagne, l'Europe et la crise » préparé sous la direction de Hans Brodersen et Hans Stark 6 H. Brodersen - L'Allemagne et l'euro : de l'Union monétaire à l'Union de stabilité 10 R. Lallement - L'économie allemande rattrapée par la crise de la zone euro: plus qu'une simple pause conjoncturelle, un nécessaire changement de cap 31 H. Uterwedde - L'Europe allemande, mythe ou réalité? 51 A.-l. Barrière / B. Roussel - Contrainte ou modèle? La place de l'Allemagne dans le débat français sur la crise de la zone euro 61 D. Herbet - « Indignons-nous! » Les anciens ténors politiques de l'intégration européenne face à la crise de 2011 75 Y.-S. Rittelmeyer / H. Stark La politique européenne de l'Allemagne à l'heure de la crise de l'euro 87 G. Valin - Réflexions sur les rénumérations des dirigeants et des traders en 2012 « Nous le valons bien : est-ce si sûr en 2012?» 99 L'actualité sociale par B. Lestrade .. 112 M. Binet - Arte ou l'enjeu d'une télévision culturelle européenne 118 H. Ménudier- Ulrich Wickert, journaliste et écrivain : ses engagements 131 A. Kouassi Kouakou - Bilan des relations culturelles entre la RFA et les anciens partenaires africains de la RDA vingt ans après la réunification 136 Chronique littéraire de C. Hâhnel-Mesnard . 143 H. Kant / F. Cambon / E. Strittmatter - Hommages à Eva Strittmatter (1930-2011) 150 Compte rendu Eva Strittmatter , Du silence je fais une chanson, Traduit de l'allemand et préfacé par Fernand Cambon (A.-M. Pailhes) 160 Back to title list
Allemagne d’aujourd’hui Numero 201 2012 Les relations franco-allemandes
Bilan et perspectives à l'occasion du 50e anniversaire du traité de l'Elysée Numéro spécial publié sous la direction de Stephan Martens, avec la collaboration de Julien Thorel
Avant-propos de S. Martens Pour un partenariat franco-allemand solide 3 HISTOIRE G. Valin Franz Stock, artiste et homme de lettres, pionnier de l'Europe 8 R. Marcowitz Chronique critique des relations franco-allemandes de 1963 à nos jours 11 H. Miard-Delacroix Réflexions sur la figure des couples franco-allemands de 1963 à nos jours 19 N. Moll Effacer le passé au nom de l'amitié? La gestion des mémoires de la Seconde Guerre mondiale au sein du processus de réconciliation franco-allemande 28 S. Martens Le modèle franco-allemand de la réconciliation : une référence ? 40 SOCIÉTÉ T. Herrmann Les jumelages franco-allemands . 51 K. Marmetschke Les relations culturelles franco-allemandes Un champ de communication transnationale au croisement de la politique culturelle extérieure, de la coopération bilatérale et des initiatives privées 60 B.Angrand - M. Ingenlath L'Office franco-allemand pour la Jeunesse (OFAJ) : objectif 2063 72 C.Defrance - U. Pfeil L'Université franco-allemande : médiateur académique 83 C. Defrance - U. Pfeil Le manuel franco-allemand d'histoire : une expérience d'écriture et d'enseignement transnational de l'histoire 93 ÉCONOMIE Back to title list
H. Uterwedde La politique économique : quelles vision(s) franco-allemande(s) ? 102 D. Schwarzer La gouvernance économique en Europe du point de vue franco-allemand 112 C. Caro La France et l'Allemagne face à la crise au sein de la zone euro. Une réponse politique commune 123 M. Weinachter La France et l'Allemagne face à la mondialisation .. 133 V. Boirie L'évolution des relations franco-allemandes en entreprise, de l'avènement du Marché commun à nos jours. Le dépassement des malentendus interculturels repose-t-il sur une conformation aux standards de la firme US-américaine ? 143 POLITIQUE EXTÉRIEURE H. Stark La coopération franco-allemande en matière de sécurité européenne. Cinquante ans de malentendus 157 J. Thorel L'élargissement de l'Europe communautaire : bilan et perspectives pour le couple franco-allemand 166 M. Koopmann Des instruments complémentaires dans la nouvelle Europe : les relations franco-allemandes et le triangle de Weimar 176 C. Demesmay La France et l'Allemagne face à l'espace méditerranéen : la persistance des préférences nationales dans le cadre européen 185 REGARDS EXTÉRIEURS SUR LE PARTENARIAT FRANCO-ALLEMAND W. Safran Le couple franco-allemand, vu des Etats-Unis 197 O. Gille-Belova Le couple franco-allemand, vu de Russie . 208 F. Liberti Le couple franco-allemand, vu d'Italie . 216 ENTRETIEN J.-P. Gougeon Entretien conduit par J. VAILLANT à propos de son livre : France-Allemagne : une union menacée ? 224 Back to title list
Cambridge Review of International Affairs
Volume 24 Number 4 December 2011
THE PRACTICE OF THE EVERYDAY AND THE PRODUCTION OF THE GLOBAL IMAGINARY IN EASTERN EUROPE
Everyday encounters with the global behind the Iron Curtain: imagining freedom, desiring liberalism in socialist Romania Alina Sajed 551 Restaging the 1989 revolution: the Romanian New Wave Anca Pusca 573 Clearing space: an anatomy of urban renewal, social cleansing and everyday life in a Belgrade mahala Konstantin Kilibarda 593 Travel for ordinary comforts Aida Hozic 613 INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES The G8 1/2 the EU's contested and ambiguous actorness in the G8 Judith Huigens & Arne Niemann 629 Why has the United States not bombed Iran? The domestic politics of America's response to Iran's nuclear programme Ido Oren 659
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Cambridge Review of International Affairs CONTENTS Volume 25 Number 1 March 2012
INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES
Iran and nuclear ambiguity Ivanka Barzashka and Ivan Oelrich 1 Can we identify a benevolent hegemon? Stephen G Brooks 27 No class! A comment on Simon Bromley's American power and the prospects for international order Alejandro Colás 39 T he Arab League in Lebanon: 2005-2008 Farah Dakhlallah 53 Uneven and combined development: a fusion of Marxism and structural realism John Glenn 75 Assessing the historical turn in IR: an anatomy of second wave historical sociology Thierry Lapointe and Frédérick Guillaume Dufour 97 The (in)tangible Euro challenge to the dollar: insights from the financial elites in Brazil and China Miguel Otero-Iglesias 123 French nuclear idiosyncrasy: how it affects French nuclear policies towards the United Arab Emirates and Iran Benoît Pelopidas 143
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Cambridge Review of International Affairs
CONTENTS Volume 25 Number 2 June 2012
INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES Pragmatism's contributions to international relations John Kaag and Sarah Kreps 191 The dimensions of the divide: vertical differentiation, international inequality and North-South stratification in international relations theory Nicholas Lees 209 Spatial hierarchy and/or contemporary geopolitics: what can and can't uneven and combined development explain? Ray Kiely 231 Imperial re-bordering of Europe: the case of the European Neighbourhood Policy Bohdana Dimitrovova 249 Leadership in the WTO: Brazil, India and the Doha development agenda Charalampos Efstathopoulos 269 Back to title list
Cambridge Review of International Affairs
CONTENTS Volume 25 Number 3 September 2012 Small States in International Negotiations Dwarfs in international negotiations: how small states make their voices heard Diana Panke 313 Being small in a big union: punching above their weights? How small states prevailed in the vodka and the pesticides cases Diana Panke 329 Beyond soft balancing: small states and coalition-building in the ICC and climate negotiations Nicole Deitelhoff and Linda Wallbott 345 Small states and compliance bargaining in the WTO: an analysis of the Antigua-US Gambling Services Case Sarita Jackson 367 Small states in multilateral negotiations. What have we learned? Diana Panke 387 INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES Let's talk Turkey! US influence on EU-Turkey relations Nathalie Tocci 399 The fallacy of the autonomous celebrity activist in international politics: George Clooney and Mia Farrow in Darfur Asteris Huliaras and Nikolaos Tzifakis 417 Nuclear elimination with or without missile defence? Tom Sauer 433 Virtual war and repolitization in visual culture André Nusselder 451 Dealing with financial risks of international capital flows: a theoretical framework Li Sheng 463 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies Volume 44 Number 12 December 2011
Articles The Mechanical and Psychological Effects of Electoral Systems: A Quasi- Experimental Study André Blais, Romain Lachat, Airo Hino, and Pascal Doray-Demers 1599 The Dual Transformation of Social Protection and Human Capital: Comparing Britain and Germany Timo Reckenstein, Adam M. Saunders, and Martin Seeleib-Kaiser 1622 The International Diffusion of Democracy Johan A. Elkink 1651 Voters, Parties, and Declared Government Policy Paul V. Warwick 1675
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Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 1 January 2012
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Articles Democracy Promotion, Civil Society Building, and the Primacy of Politics Manal A. Jamal 3 China and India in the Age of Globalization: Sectoral Variation in Postliberalization Reregulation Roselyn Hsueh 32 Out of the Cabinet: What Drives Defections From the Government in Presidential Systems? Cecilia Martinez-Gallardo 62 Constructing Accountability: Party Position Taking and Economic Voting Timothy Hellwig 91 Interactive Diffusion: The Coevolution of Police and Protest Behavior With an Application to Transnational Contention Donatella della Porta and Sidney Tarrow 119 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies
Volume 45 Number 10 October 2012
Contents Articles Linguistic Recognition as a Source of Confidence in the Justice System Amy H. Liu and Vanessa A. Baird 1203 Amplifying Silence: Uncertainty and Control Parables in Contemporary China Rachel E. Stern and Jonathan Hassid 1230 The Effect of Elections on Public Opinion Toward Democracy: Evidence From Longitudinal Survey Research in Algeria Michael D. H. Robbins and Mark Tessler 1255 Diffusion of Regulatory Impact Analysis Among OECD and EU Member States Fabrizio De Francesco 1277 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 11 November 2012
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Articles Does the Quality of Democracy Matter for Women's Rights? Just Debate and Democratic Transition in Chile and South Africa Denise M. Walsh 1323 Opposition Parties and the Urban Poor in African Democracies Danielle Resnick 1351 The Knowledge to Act: Chinese Migrant Labor Protests in Comparative Perspective Jeffrey Becker 1379 Interest Group Influence in Authoritarian States: The Political Determinants of Chinese Exchange Rate Policy David A. Steinberg and Victor C. Shih 1405 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 12 December 2012
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Articles The Rise of Outsiders in Latin America, 1980-2010: An Institutional^ Perspective Miguel Carreras 1451 Welfare Policy Expansion in Botswana and Mauritius: Explaining the Causes of Different Welfare Regime Paths Marianne S. Ulriksen 1483 Religion in Politics: How Does Inequality Affect Public Secularization? Ekrem, Karakoc and Birol Balkan 1510 The Myth of Consociationalism? Conflict Reduction in Divided Societies Joel Selway and Kharis Templeman 1542 The Causal Logic of Critical Junctures Hillel David Soifer 1572 Turnout Under Semipresidentialism: First- and Second-Order Elections to National-Level Institutions Robert Elgie and Christine Fauvelle-Aymar 1598 Preferences in Context: Micro Preferences, Macro Contexts, and the Demand for Social Policy Jane Gingrich and Ben Ansell 1624 Individual Identity Attachments and International Conflict: The Importance of Territorial Threat Douglas M. Gibler, Marc L. Hutchison, and Steven V. Miller 1655
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Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 2 February 2012
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Articles Layers of Ethnicity: The Effects of Ethnic Federalism, Majority-Minority Districts, and Minority Concentration on the Electoral Success of Ethnic Minorities in Russia Regina Goodnow and Robert G. Moser 167 Welfare State Politics in Privatization of Delivery: Linking Program Constituencies to Left and Right Amos Zehavi 194 Shadowing Ministers: Monitoring Partners in Coalition Governments Royce Carroll and Gary W. Cox 220 The Measurer's Dilemma: Coordination Failures in Cross-National Political Data Collection Andreas Schedler 237 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies
Volume 45 Number 3 March 2012 Contents
Articles Leaning Right and Learning From the Left: Diffusion of Corporate Tax Policy Across Borders Nathan M. Jensen and René Lindstädt 283 Fragile Snapshot or Stable Relationships? What the Orange and Rose Revolutions Reveal About the Stability of Cross-Sectional Survey Data Lowell W. Barrington 312 An Irrational Party of Rational Members: The Collision of Legislators' Reelection Quest With Party Success in the Japan Socialist Party Ko Maeda 341 The Political Effectiveness of Terrorism Revisited Max Abrahms 366 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 4 April 2012
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In Memoriam Henry Teune (1936-2011) James A. Caporaso 411 Articles Assessing the Impact of Lustration on Trust in Public Institutions and National Government in Central and Eastern Europe Cynthia M. Horne 412 Combining Federalism and Decentralization: Comparative Case Studies on Regional Development Policies in Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, and Ireland Jan Biela, Annika Hennl, and André Kaiser 447 Anxious Publics: Worries About Crime and Immigration Jennifer Fitzgerald, K. Amber Curtis, and Catherine L Corliss 477 Has the British Public Depolarized Along With Political Elites? An American Perspective on British Public Opinion James Adams, Jane Green, and Caitlin Milazzo 507
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Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 5 May 2012
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Articles Who Fears What? Explaining Far-Right-Wing Preference in Europe by Distinguishing Perceived Cultural and Economic Ethnic Threats Geertje Lucassen and Marcel Lubbers 547 Does Cheating Pay? The Effect of Electoral Misconduct on Party Systems Daniela Donno and Nasos Roussias 575 Partisan Embedding of Liberalism: How Trade, Investment, and Immigration Affect Party Support for the Welfare State Brian Burgoon 606 The Spillover Effects of Participatory Governance: Evidence From Community-Managed Schools in Honduras and Guatemala Daniel Altschuler and Javier Corrales 636 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies
Volume 45 Number 6 June 2012
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Articles Authoritarian Responses to Foreign Pressure: Spending, Repression, and Sanctions Abel Escribà-Folch 683 Left Parties, Poor Voters, and Electoral Participation in Advanced Industrial Societies Christopher J. Anderson and Pablo Beramendi 714 Reverse Contamination: Burning and Building Bridges in Mixed-Member Systems Ellis Krauss, Kuniaki Nemoto, and Robert Pekkanen 747 Accounting for the Effects of Identity on Political Behavior: Descent, Strength of Attachment, and Preferences in the Regions of Spain Lachen T. Chernyha and Steven L. Burg 774 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 7 July 2012
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Articles Conditional Spatial Policy Dependence: Theory and Model Specification Eric Neumayer and Thomas Plümper 819 Political Structures, Social Diversity, and Public Policy: Comparing Mandatory Education in Canada and the United States Jennifer Wallner 850 Making Democratic Citizens: The Effects of Migration Experience on Political Attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe Romana Careja and Patrick Emmenegger 875 Is There a Necessary Condition for Democracy? The Role of State Capacity in Postcommunist Countries Jessica Fortin 903 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 8 August 2012
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Articles The Rise of Leftist-Populist Governance in Latin America: The Roots of Electoral Change Karen L. Remmer 947 If You're Against Them You're With Us: The Effect of Expropriation on Autocratic Survival Michael Albertus and Victor Menaldo 973 Fiscal Policy and the Firm: Do Low Corporate Tax Rates Attract Multinational Corporations? Nathan M. Jensen 1004 Legislative Institutions and Corruption in Developing Country Democracies VineetaYadav 1027 Back to title list
Comparative Political Studies Volume 45 Number 9 September 2012
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Articles Domestic and International Influences on Green Taxation Hugh Ward and Xun Cao 1075 Electoral Majorities, Political Parties, and Collective Representation Michael D. McDonald, Ian Budge, and Robin E. Best 1104 Citizens' Conceptualizations of Democracy: Structural Complexity, Substantive Content, and Political Significance Damarys Canache 1132 Presidents, Parties, and Referenda in Latin America Angélica Durán-Martínez 1159 Back to title list
Confluences Méditerranée Numéro 79 Automne 2011
Bouleversements stratégique dans 'e monde arabe ? Sommaire
Barah Mikail p. 9 Introduction Anna Viden p. 13 Les États-Unis et le Printemps arabe Richard Youngs p. 27 L'Union européenne ; de la munificence à la géostratégie Barah Mikaïl p. 37 La France et les mutations arabes Nilüfer Göle p. 47 La Turquie, le Printemps arabe et la Post-Européanité Alican Tayla p. 57 Un nouveau paradigme pour la Turquie ? Jean-François Coustillière p. 67 Les forces armées dans des révoltes arabes Manuel Manrique p. 81 Réseaux sociaux et médias d'information Georges Corm p. 93 Première approche d'une contextualisation des révoltes populaires arabes Actuel Serge Airoldi p. 115 Le pays qui était de couleur égarée, destins de l'Unité italienne (1861-2011) Pierre Berthelot p.131 Quel avenir pour l'accord de Doha sur le Liban? Fatiha Kaoues p.147 Les Frères musulmans et les chrétiens ; dans la révolution égyptienne
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Conflurences Méditerranée Numéro 80 L'Europe méditerranéenne en Crise Sommaire Dossier Guillaume Alméras 9 Avant-propos Josse Roussel 19 La fièvre de l'Euro : du mirage de la croissance à l'austérité Cécile Jolly 31 La rigueur, et après ? Entretien avec Olivier Delamarche 37 Dans l'œil des marchés Mourad Bsiri 47 Impacts de la crise économique sur les pays d'Europe du Sud Benoît Pellistrandi 57 Comprendre la crise espagnole : une inflexion entre deux époques ? Christophe Chiclet 69 Grèce, le bal des hypocrites Piero Caracciolo 81 Italie : la rigueur a ses raisons que le cœur ne connaît pas Christophe Chiclet 95 Chypre, victime de la spéculation financière Guillaume Alméras 99 Une fracture Nord/Sud au sein de l'UE Akram Belkaïd 115 Une mobilisation transeuropéenne i est-elle en train d'éclore au Sud ? Jean-François Gayraud 123 Sismicités criminelles en Méditerranée : un dangereux aveuglement Bernard Ravenel 133 L'alternative méditerranéenne à la spirale du Krach Variations Jean Zaganiaris 145 La question du Queer au Maroc, identités sexuées et transgenre au sein de la littérature marocaine de langue française Philippe Martel 163 De l'Auvergnat au Kabyle : le recyclage d'un stéréotype dans l'Algérie coloniale Back to title list
Conflurences Méditerranée 81 Printemps 2012
Algérie, 50 ans après Dossier Sid-Ahmed Souiah p. 9 Algérie: itinéraire de 50 ans d'indépendance Lahouari Addi p. 27 Sociologie politique d'un populisme autoritaire Omar Carlier p. 41 Ben Bella: l'homme, le mythe et l'histoire Louisa Dris Aït Hamadouche p. 55 L'Algérie face au «printemps arabe»: l'équilibre par la neutralisation des contestations Pierre-Jean Roca p. 69 Les associations «modernes», fer de lance de la société civile? Ahmed Bouyacoub p. 81 Quel développement économique depuis 50 ans? Hocine Malti p. 101 Le gaspillage de l'or noir Madjid Djenane p. 115 La dépendance alimentaire: un essai d'analyse Madani Safar-Zitoun p. 131 Le logement en Algérie: programmes, enjeux et tensions Nadji Safir p.151 La jeunesse algérienne: un profond et durable malaise Dossier dirigé par Sid Ahmed Souiah Anissa Bouayed p.161 Histoire de la peinture en Algérie: continuum et ruptures Benjamin Stora p. 179 Le cinéma algérien, entre deux guerres Christiane Chaulet-Achour p. 187 Ecrits d'Algériennes et guerre d'indépendance: Témoignages et créations PORTRAITS Paul Balta p. 205 Mes rencontres avec Boumediène Lamia Bereksi p. 211 Abdelkader Alloula, un dramaturge au carrefour des générations Back to title list
Conflurences Méditerranée Numero 82 2012 Egypte Tunisie : de la rue aux urnes Sommaire Dossier Sarah Ben Néfissa p.9 Trajectoires transitionnelles et élections en Tunisie et en Egypte Myriam Catusse p.29 Tunisie et Egypte aux urnes ! Révolution ou restauration de la sociologie électorale ? Alia Gana, Gilles Van Hamme et Maher Ben Rebah p.51 La territorialité du vote pour l'Assemblée Nationale Constituante Tunisienne de 2011 Tewfic Albert Aclimandos p.71 Comment les législatives se négocient : quelques réflexions sur les élections égyptiennes Clément Steuer p.91 Le printemps des partis ? Le rôle des organisations partisanes égyptiennes dans les élections législatives Mohamed Chérif Ferjani p.107 Révolution, élections et évolution: du champ politique tunisien Nathalie Bernard-Maugiron p.117 Les juges et les élections dans l'Egypte post Moubarak: acteurs ou victimes du politique? Michael Lieckefett p.133 La Haute Instance et les élections en Tunisie : du consensus au «pacte politique»? Dossier dirigé par Sarah ben Nefissa Lamiss Azab p.145 Morsi au pouvoir : scénario d'une transition à l'égyptienne Samer Soliman p.161 Les nouvelles forces «civiles» égyptiennes: face au défi électoral Larbi Chouikha p.171 L'Instance Supérieure Indépendante: pour les élections et le processus électoral tunisien: un témoignage de l'intérieur Variations Kmar Bendana p.189 Le parti Ennahdha à l'épreuve du pouvoir en Tunisie Leïla Seurat p.205 Le Hamas et les printemps arabes Back to title list
Cooperation and Conflict Volume 46 Number 4 December 2011 Contents Articles Critical agency, resistance and a post-colonial civil society 419 Oliver P Richmond Conflicts about water: Securitizations in a global context 441 Stephan Stetter, Eva Herschinger, Thomas Teichler and Mathias Albert Muted differences: Entrenching legitimacy of the Bosnian statehood? 460 Eiki Berg and Mihkel Solvak NATO's role in the Strategic Concept debate: Watchdog, fire-fighter, neighbour or seminar leader? 483 Charlotte Wagnsson Citizens into wolves? Carl Schmitt's fictive account of security 502 Thomas Moore Missing in action? EU crisis management and the link to the domestic political debate 521 Tommi Koivula and Joonas Sipilä Paradoxes of power: Indigenous peoples in the Permanent Forum 543 Marjo Lindroth From reason-giving to collective action: Argument-based learning and European integration 563 Marianne Riddervotd Back to title list
Cooperation and Conflict Volume 47 Number 1 March 2012 Contents
Articles Four dialogues and the funeral of a beautiful relationship: European studies and new regionalism 3 Knud Erik Jørgensen and Morten Valbjørn The external constitution of European identity: Russia and Turkey as Europe-makers 28 Vi atcheslav Morozov and Bahar Rumelili Wendt meets East: ASEAN cultures of conflict and cooperation 49 Stefan Rother The EU as an international security actor after Lisbon: Finally a green light for a holistic approach? 68 Kamil Zwolski Delinkage processes and grassroots movements in transitional justice 88 losif Kovras Central bank independence in Turkey: A neo-Gramscian analysis 106 Sevgi B. Şahin In data we trust? A comparison of UCDP GED and ACLED conflict events datasets 124 Kristine Eck Back to title list
Cooperation and Conflict Volume 47 Number 2 June 2012
Contents Special Issue on World State Futures Edited by Mathias Albert, Gorm Harste, Heikki Patomäki and Knud-Erik Jørgensen
Introduction: World state futures 145 Mathias Albert, Gorm Harste, Heikki Patomäki and Knud-Erik Jørgensen
Articles Accelerating democratic global state formation 157 Christopher Chase-Dunn and Hiroko Inoue The co-evolution of cosmopolitan and national statehood -Preliminary theoretical considerations on the historical evolution of constitutionalism 176 Hauke Brunkhorst Obstacles to a world state in the shadow of the world market 200 Bob Jessop Federal world government: The road to peace and justice? 220 Ronald Tinnevelt The problems of legitimation and potential conflicts in a world political community 239 Heikki Patomäki Actorness and legitimacy of the European Union 260 Kateřina Čmakalová and Jan Martin Rolenc Reaching a vanishing point? Reflections on the future of neutrality norms in Sweden and Finland 271 Hans Lödén Back to title list
Cooperation and Conflict Volume 47 Number 3 September 2012
Contents
Articles
Routine peace: Technocracy and peacebuilding 287 Roger Mac Ginty Swords into ploughshares: The effect of pacifist public opinion on foreign policy in Western democracies 309 William Davis
Danish foreign policy activism: Differences in kind or degree? 331 Rasmus Brun Pedersen
Reaping what was sown: Conflict outcome and post-civil war democratization 350 Marcus Nilsson
Organizational learning in United Nations' peacekeeping exit strategies 368 Gisela Hirschmann
Measuring the impacts of truth and reconciliation commissions: Placing the global 'success' of TRCs in local perspective 386 Michal Ben-Josef Hirsch, Megan MacKenzie and Mohamed Sesay
Review article Unfinished transformation: The three phases of complexity's emergence into international relations and foreign policy 404 Kai E Lehmann Back to title list
Critique internationale No 54 janvier-mars 2012
Éditorial 5 L'anthropologie des organisations internationales 7 Sous la responsabilité de Birgit Müller Comment rendre le monde gouvernable sans le gouverner: les organisations internationales analysées par les anthropologues 9 par Birgit Müller Une salle, plusieurs sites: les négociations internationales comme terrain de recherche anthropologique 19 par Regina Bendix La fabrique des normes internationales sur la protection des réfugiés au sein du comité exécutif du HCR 39 par Marion Fresia Les peuples autochtones aux Nations unies: un nouvel acteur dans la fabrique des normes internationales 61 par Irène Bellier Comment l'État et la Banque mondiale gèrent les déplacements de populations à Mumbai 81 par Shalini Randeria et Ciara Gründer Varia Les «révolutions» arabes 103 par Eberhard Kienle Multiculturalisme et construction identitaire au Chili (1990-2011) 119 par Cecilia Baeza Pourquoi intervenir? Le critère de la cause juste dans la théorie de l'intervention humanitaire armée 145 par Jean-Baptiste Jeangène Vilmer Back to title list
Critique internationale No 55 avril-juin 2012
Éditorial 5 Thema Contester par l'action collective dans la Russie des années 2000 7 Sous la responsabilité de Aude Merlin et Lou Brenez Face au pouvoir russe, des mobilisations ténues mais vivaces 9 par Aude Merlin et Lou Brenez Associations et partis en Russie: les (en)jeux de la différenciation 17 par Françoise Daucé S'opposer par le droit: vulgarisation et usages politiques du droit de la copropriété en Russie postcommuniste 35 par Hélène Richard Les mouvements de jeunes contestataires en Russie: s'opposer dans la rue et par la rue (2005-2010) 51 par Tatyana Shukan Faire la part entre l'art et l'activisme: les protestations spectaculaires dans la Russie contemporaine (2000-2010) 73 par Anna Zaytseva Varia Le Parti national bolchevique russe: une entreprise politique hétérodoxe 93 par Véra Nikolski Le secrétaire à la Défense et la relation civilo-militaire américaine: une analyse du mandat de Robert Gates 117 par Jean-Loup Samaan Féminisation des parlements, quotas et transformation de la représentation en Inde et au Pakistan 137 par Virginie Dutoya Back to title list
Critique Internationale no 56 2012
Éditorial 5 Thema Les «émergents» et les transformations de la gouvernance globale 7 Sous la responsabilité de Hélène Thiollet Pratiques et représentations de l'émergence 9 par Hélène Thiollet Récits d'émergence: la fin du Tiers Monde? 17 par Andrew Hurrell Les mutations de la gouvernance mondiale: pays émergents et groupes «G» 39 par Jochen Prantl Les émergents et la prolifération nucléaire. Une illustration des biais téléologiques en relations internationales et de leurs effets 57 par Benoît Pelopidas Varia Les binationaux franco-algériens: un nouveau rapport entre nationalité et territorialité 77 par Séverine Labat «Libre consentement» au retour des réfugiés congolais (RDC) et nouvelles normes d'application du rapatriement par le HCR 95 par Laurent Lardeux L'identité israélienne à l'heure des mobilisations communautaires 117 par Elisabeth Marteu et Pierre Renno Back to title list
Critique Internationale Numéro 57 2012 sommaire
Éditorial 5 Thema L'ethnicité ordinaire dans les démocraties d'Amérique latine 7 Sous la responsabilité de Geneviève Verdo et Dominique Vidal L'ethnicité en Amérique latine: un approfondissement du répertoire démocratique? 9 par Geneviève Verdo et Dominique Vidal Le katarisme bolivien: émergence d'une contestation indienne de l'ordre social 23 par Cécile Casen Ethnographie d'une organisation d'étudiants indigènes en Amazonie péruvienne: les ambivalences de la contestation 37 par Doris Buu-Sao De l'ethnicité en Bolivie? Paradoxe d'une catégorie indigène, le folklorista 53 par Kevin Maenhout Les immigrants boliviens à Sâo Paulo: métaphore de l'esclavage et figuration de l'altérité 71 par Dominique Vidal Varia Les défis de la comparaison à l'âge de la globalisation: pour une approche centrée sur les cas les plus différents inspirée de Clifford Geertz 89 par Olivier Giraud Mobilisations et politisations ouvrières contemporaines: les usines « récupérées » en Argentine 111 par Maxime Quijoux Les Télanganais de l'extérieur et le régionalisme à distance 133 par Ingrid Therwath Back to title list
Democratization
Volume 18 Number 6 December 2011
CONTENTS
Guns, roses and democratization: Huntington's secret admirer in the Caucasus David S. Siroky and David Aprasidze 1227 The choice of electoral systems in new democracies: a case study of South Korea in 1988 Jae Hyeok Shin 1246 Democratic transition and social spending: the case of Pakistan in the 1990s Elisa Giunchi 1270
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Democratization
Volume 19 Number 1 February 2012 Special Issue: Reassessing Coloured Revolutions And Authoritarian Reactions Guest Editors: Evgeny Finkel And Yitzhak M. Brudny CONTENTS Articles
No more colour! Authoritarian regimes and colour revolutions in Eurasia
Evgeny Finkel and Yitzhak M. Brudny 1
Russia and the colour revolutions
Evgeny Finkel and Yitzhak M. Brudny 15 Questioning democracy promotion: Belarus' response to the 'colour revolutions'
Elena Korosteleva 37
Oil in the family: managing presidential succession in Azerbaijan
Scott Radnitz 60 Coloured by revolution: the political economy of autocratic stability in Uzbekistan
Jennifer Murtazashvili
78 Tajikistan: authoritarian reaction in a postwar state
Lawrence P. Markowitz 98 Democracy promotion, authoritarian resiliency, and political unrest in Iran
Güneş Murat Tezcür 120
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Democratization Volume 19 Number 2 April 2012
CONTENTS Articles Do new democracies deliver social welfare? Political regimes and health policy in Ghana and Cameroon Giovanni Carbone 157 The ambivalence of populism: threat and corrective for democracy Cristobal Rovira Kaltwasser 184 Indonesia's democratic stagnation: anti-reformist elites and resilient civil society Marcus Mietzner 209 Democratization at the grassroots: the European Union's external impact Anastassia V. Obydenkova 230 The power of arms: rethinking armed parties and democratization through the Palestinian elections Matthew Longo and Ellen Lust 258 India as a democracy promoter? New Delhi's involvement in Nepal's return to democracy Sandra Destradi 286 Caste and democratization in postcolonial India: an ethnographic examination of lower caste politics in Bihar Jeffrey Witsoe 312 Islamic reformation discourses: popular sovereignty and religious secularisation in Iran Naser Ghobadzadeh and Lily Zubaidah Rahim 334 The local in the global: rethinking social movements in the new millennium Kim Voss and Michelle Williams 352 Back to title list
Democratization Volume 19 Number 3 June 2012
SPECIAL ISSUE: DO ALL GOOD THINGS GO TOGETHER? CONFLICTING OBJECTIVES IN DEMOCRACY PROMOTION GUEST EDITORS: JULIA LEININGER, SONJA GRIMM AND TINA FREYBURG CONTENTS Articles Foreword Thomas Carothers 389 Not all good things go together: conflicting objectives in democracy promotion Sonja Grimm and Julia Leininger 391 Democracy promotion, empowerment, and self-determination: conflicting objectives in US and Gentian policies towards Bolivia Jonas Wolff 415 Financing poverty alleviation vs. promoting democracy? Multi-Donor Budget Support in Zambia Jörg Faust, Stefan Leiderer and Johannes Schmitt 438 Coerced transitions in Timor-Leste and Kosovo: managing competing objectives of institution-building and local empowerment Nicolas Lemay-Hébert 465 Power-sharing and democracy promotion in post-civil war peace-building Jai Kwan Jung 486 Two at one blow? The EU and its quest for security and democracy by political conditionality in the Western Balkans Solveig Richter 507 Inconsistent interventionism in Palestine: objectives, narratives, and domestic policy-making Sandra Pogodda 535 Peace-building and democracy promotion in Afghanistan: the Afghanistan Peace and Reintegration Programme and reconciliation with the Taliban Marissa Quie 553 The two sides of functional cooperation with authoritarian regimes: a multi-level perspective on the conflict of objectives between political stability and democratic change Tina Freyburg 575 Back to title list
Democratization
Volume 19 Number 4 August 2012
CONTENTS Articles Minority representation in a semi-democratic regime: the Georgian case Daniel Zollinger and Daniel Bochsler 611 Measuring and comparing party ideology in nonindustrialized societies: taking party manifesto research to Africa Sebastian Elischer 642 Political party activism in Ghana: factors influencing the decision of the politically active to join a political party George M. Bob-Milliar 668 Where to draw the line? From degree to dichotomy in measures of democracy Matthijs Bogaards 690 Going beyond the Roman dictator: a comprehensive approach to emergency rule, with evidence from Latin America Claire Wright 713 The changing role of the military in Turkish politics: democratization through coup plots? Yaprak Gürsoy 735 Explaining ethnic bloc voting in Africa John Ishiyama 761 Majoritarian democracy and globalization versus ethnic diversity? Daniele Conversi 789 Back to title list
Democratization Volume 19 Number 5 October 2012
SPECIAL ISSUE: DEMOCRACY, DEMOCRATIZATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE Guest Editors: Peter Burnell and Jana Mittag CONTENTS Articles Democracy, democratization and climate change: complex relationships Peter Burnell 813 Democracy, national responsibility and climate change justice Ludvig Beckman 843 Who is greener? Climate action and political regimes: trade-offs for national and international actors Marianne Kneuer 865 Uncertainty and the epistemic dimension of democratic deliberation in climate change adaptation Thomas C. Hilde 889 Participatory democracy meets the hard rock of energy policy: South Africa's National Integrated Resource Plan Richard Calland and Smita Nakhooda 912 The hidden costs of carbon commodification: emissions trading, political legitimacy and procedural justice Edward A. Page 932 Democratizing climate finance governance and the public funding of climate action Liane Schalatek 951 Addressing climate change and promoting democracy abroad: compatible agendas? Christopher Hobson 951 Policy perspectives Introduction to Policy perspectives 993 Perspectives on civic engagement in national strategies to combat climate change Jana Mittag 994 Perspectives on resource politics in a climate constrained world: how 'resource curse' activists view climate change Lili Fuhr and Sarah Wykes 1014 Back to title list
Diplomacy & Statecraft Volume 23 number 1
March 2012
Revolution to Revolution: Moscow and Havana from 1917 to 1959 Mervyn J. Bain 1 Solving the "Manchurian Problem": Uchida Yasuya and Japanese Foreign Affairs before the Second World War Rustin Gates 23 Empire by Association: The Arab-Israeli Conflict and the United States in Lebanese Imaginations Maurice Jr. M. Labelle 44 "The Most Sophisticated Intervention We Have Seen": The Carter Administration and the Nicaraguan Crisis, 1978-1979 William Michael Schmidli 66 All Aboard the Bandwagon? Structural Realism and Italy's International Role Luca Ratti 87 The Science behind United States Smart Power in Honduras: Archaeological Heritage Diplomacy Christina Luke 110 Middle Powers and Combative Diplomacy: South Africa in the 2003 Cancun Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation Charalampos Efstathopoulos 140 COMMENTARY Two Complementary Settings of Peace-making Diplomacy: Political-Elite Diplomacy and Public Diplomacy Sapir Handelman 162 Back to title list
Diplomacy &Statecraft
Volume 23 September 2012 Number 3
The Cornerstone of Balkan Power Projection: Austro-Hungarian War Aims and the Problem of Albanian Neutrality, 1914-1918 Marvin Benjamin Fried 425 Reluctant Appeaser: Douglas Uailsham and the German Problem 1932-1938 Chris Cooper 446 "A Long, Slow and Painful Road": The Anglo-American Alliance and the Issue of Co-operation with the USSR from Teheran to D-Day Martin Folly 471 The British Nuclear Experience: The Role of Beliefs, Culture, and Status (Part Two) Kristan Stoddart and John Baylis 493 The High Commissioner Who Wouldn't Take Go for an Answer": Paul Martin Sr., Public Diplomacy, and the Battle for Heathrow, 1974-1979 Greg Donaghy 517 Shoring Lip Iraq, 1983 to 1990: Washington and the Chemical Weapons Controversy Zach Fredman 533 Commercial Interests and Calculated Compassion: The Diplomacy and Paradiplomacy of Releasing the Lockerbie Bomber Daniel Kenealy 555 COMMENTARY The Two Halves of Sports-Diplomacy Stuart Murray 576 Back to title list
Diplomacy & Statecraft Volume 23 June 2012 Number 2
Bismarck Ante Portas! Germany and the Seize Mai Crisis of 1877 James Stone 209 Waiting for Monsieur Bergson: Nicholas Murray Butler, James T. Shotwell, and the French Sage Andrew Williams 236 Pre-war Post-war Planning: The Phoney War, the Roosevelt Administration, and the Case of the Advisory Committee on Problems of Foreign Relations J. Simon Rofe 254 Securing the State: From Zionist Ideology to Israeli Statehood Jørgen Jensehaugen, Marte Heian-Engdal, and Hilde Henriksen Waage 280 Anglo-American Relations 1950-51: Three Strikes for British Prestige Steve Marsh 304 The British Nuclear Experience: The Role of Ideas and Beliefs (Part One) John Baylls and Kristan Stoddart 331 Diplomacy in Bad Faith: American-Iranian Relations Today Bernd Kaussler and Anthony B. Newkirk 347 COMMENTARY Saudi Arabia's Policy Toward non-OPEC Countries Yossi Mann 381
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Environmental Politics Volume 21 Number 1 February 2012
CONTENTS
Symposium on Environmental Movements and Green Parties Networking in environmental movement organisation coalitions: interest, values or discourse? Monica Di Gregorio 1 The organisational structure of urban environmental stewardship Dana R. Fisher, Lindsay K. Campbell and Erika S. Svendsen 26 Environmental groups' communication strategies in multiple media Melissa K. Merry 49 Communicating environmental protests; the National Rescue Chilan Cypress Forests Campaign in Taiwan Ting-Jieh Wang 70 The limited influence of global civil society: international environmental non- governmental organisations and the Methyl Bromide Controversy in the Montreal Protocol Brian J. Gareau 88 The perennial success of the German Greens Wolfgang Rüdig 108 Do leopards ever change their spots? The development of political trust among Swedish Green Party sympathisers Daniel Berlin and Lennart J. Lundqvist 131 Profiles Does your child still vote for the Greens? The Green League and the environment in the Finnish parliamentary elections 2011 Tuomas Ylä-Anttila 153 German exceptionalism: the end of nuclear energy in Germany! Detlef Jahn and Sebastian Korolczuk 159
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Environmental Politics Volume 21 Number 2 March 2012
CONTENTS Symposium on Climate Change, Discourse and Democracy The discursive democratisation of global climate governance Hayley Stevenson and John S. Dryzek 189 Changing climate, changing democracy: a cautionary tale Mhairi Aitken 211 Neoliberal climate policy: from market fetishism to the developmental state Robert MacNeil and Matthew Paterson 230 Can 'climate champions' save the planet? A critical reflection on neoliberal social change Joanne Swaffield and Derek Bell 248 Fragmented climate change leadership: making sense of the ambiguous outcome of COP-15 Charles F. Parker, Christer KarIsson, Manias Hjerpe and Björn-Ola Linnér 268 Authoritarian environmentalism and China's response to climate change Bruce Gilley 287 Governing climate displacement: the ethics and politics of human resettlement Craig A. Johnson 308
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Environmental Politics Volume 21 Number 3 May 2012
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Symposium on Sustainability Planned economic contraction: the emerging case for degrowth Samuel Alexander 349 Debating the proper pace of life: sustainable consumption policy processes at national and municipal levels M. Jalas 369 Green householders, stakeholder citizenship and sustainability Andy Scerri and Liam Magee 387 Cooperative governance: one pathway to a stable-state economy Liam PheIan, Jeffrey McGee and Rhyall Gordon 412 Other research articles Unprincipled? The British government's pragmatic approach to the precautionary principle Alan Patterson and Tim Gray 432 Upset events, regulatory drift, and the regulation of air emissions at industrial facilities in the United States Joshua Ozymy and Melissa L. Jarrell 451 Elite and marginalised actors in toxic treadmills: challenging the power of the state, military, and economy Joshua Sbicca 467 Review article Voluntary environmental governance arrangements Jeroen van der Heijden 486 Profiles Switzerland's Green Liberal Party: a new party model for the environment? Andreas Ladner 510 Staring into the political abyss: the Irish Greens after the 2011 parliamentary elections George Taylor 516 The curious case of the Latvian Greens
Daunis Auers 522 Back to title list
Environmental Politics Volume 21 Number 4 July 2012 SPECIAL ISSUE ON: THE POLITICS OF CARBON MARKETS Edited By: Matthew Paterson And Benjamin Stephan
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Articles The politics of carbon markets: an introduction Benjamin Stephan and Matthew Paterson 545 Virtuous carbon Matthew Paterson and Johannes Stripple 563 The promiscuous history of market efficiency: the development of early emissions trading systems Richard Lane 583 The currencies of carbon: carbon money and its social meaning Philippe Descheneau 604 Bringing discourse to the market: the commodification of avoided deforestation Benjamin Stephan 621 The practice of carbon markets Markus Lederer 640 Emissions trading in New Zealand: development, challenges and design David Bullock 657
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Environmental Politics Volume 21 Number 5 September 2012 SPECIAL ISSUE ON: CLIMATE CHANGE, NATIONAL POLITICS AND GRASSROOTS ACTION EDITED BY: CHRISTOPHER ROOTES, JOHN BARRY, NEIL CARTER AND ANTHONY ZITO
CONTENTS Introduction Climate change, national politics and grassroots action: an introduction Christopher Rootes, Anthony Zito and John Barry 677 Articles The fall (and rise) of carbon pricing in Australia: a political strategy analysis of the carbon pollution reduction scheme Ian Bailey, Iain MacGill, Rob Passey and Hugh Compston 691 Australian politicians' beliefs about climate change: political partisanship and political ideology Kelly S. Fielding, Brian W. Head, Warren Laffan, Mark Western and Ove Hoegh-Guldberg 712 The constrained influence of discourses: the case of Norwegian climate policy Silje Maria Tellmann 734 Brazil and the politics of climate change: beyond the global commons Kathryn Hochstetler and Eduardo Viola 753 The transformation of Japan's environmental policy Yasuo Takao 772 Institutional deficit and lack of legitimacy: the challenges of climate change governance in Hong Kong Maria Francesch-Huidobro 791 Science and ethics in the post-political era: strategies within the Camp for Climate Action Raphael Schlembach, Ben Lear and Andrew Bowman 811 lleformism and radicalism in the.Climate Camp in Britain: benign coexistence, tensions and prospects for bridging Clare Saunders 829 Back to title list
Environmental Politics Volume 21 Number 6 November 2012
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Articles Decisions, disagreement and responsibility: towards an agonistic green citizenship Amanda Machin 847 Ecological citizenship, time, and corruption: Aldo Leopold's green republicanism Peter F. Cannavò 864 Alienations and natures Simon Hailwood 882 The sociological and attitudinal bases of environmentally-related beliefs and behaviour in Britain Ben Clements 901 From nature protection to politics: the Russian environmental movement 1960-2010 Oleg Nikolaevich Yanitsky 922 Ecological modernisation and the regulation of firms David Williamson and Gary Lynch-Wood 941 Business as a regulatory leader for risk governance? The compact initiative for liability and redress under the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety Amandine Orsini 960 Profiles A predictable disaster for the climate - but who else won and lost in Durban at COP17? Carl Death 980 The French Greens in the 2012 presidential and legislative elections Graeme Hayes 987 'For a richer New Zealand': environmentalism and the Green Party in the 2011 New Zealand general election Bryce Edwards and Nicola Lomax 994
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European Journal of International Relations Volume 18 Number 1 March 2012
Contents Call for Editors 3 Saving civilization from empire: Belligerency, pacifism and the two faces of civilization during the Second Opium War 5 Andrew Phillips 'Global law' and governmentality: Reconceptualizing the 'rule of law' as rule 'through' law 29 Nikolas M. Rajkovic The tragedy of offensive realism: Classical realism and the rise of China 53 Jonathan Kirshner After renaissance: China's multilateral offensive in the developing world 77 Injoo Sohn Rethinking the life cycles of international norms: The United Nations and the global promotion of gender equality 103 Mona Lena Krook and Jacqui True Why the United States did not become a party to the Kyoto Protocol: German, Norwegian and US perspectives 129 Jon Hovi, Detlef F. Sprinz and Guri Bang The differentiation of international societies: An approach to structural international theory 151 Jack Donnelly Security and secularization in International Relations 177 Luca Mavelli Back to title list
European Journal of International Relations Volume 18 Number 2 June 2012
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The eternal divide? History and International Relations 203 George Lawson 'Why is there no Nato in Asia?' revisited: Prospect theory, balance of threat, and US alliance strategies 227 Kal He and Hulyun Feng States and markets in global environmental governance: The role of tipping points in international regime formation 251 Irja Vormedal 'Colonial reflection' and territoriality: The peripheral origins of sovereign statehood 277 Jordan Branch
Euro-centric diplomacy: Challenging but manageable 299 Iver B. Neumann From vicious to virtuous circle: Moralistic trust, diffuse reciprocity, and the American security commitment to Europe 323 Brian C. Rathbun Uneven and combined development and the Anglo-German prelude to World War 345 Jeremy Green Between law and politics: Explaining international dispute settlement behavior 369 Bernhard Zangl, Achim Helmedach, Aletta Mondré, Alexander Kocks, Gerald Neubauer and Kerstin Blome
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European Journal of International Relations Volume 18 Number 3 September 2012 Contents
A 'Confucian Long Peace' in pre-Western East Asia? 407 Robert E. Kelly The virtues in international society 431 Jamie Gaskarth
Democratization and trade Policy: An empirical analysis of developing countries 455 Leonardo Baccini Cosmopolitan politicization: How perceptions of interdependence foster citizens' expectations in international institutions 481 Matthias Ecker-Ehrhardt America's military interventionism: A social evolutionary interpretation 509 Sniping Tang and S.R. Joey Long On the limits of moral hazard: The 'responsibility to protect', armed conflict and mass atrocities 539 Alexander J. Bellamy and Paul D. Williams
Networks of third-party interveners and civil war duration 573 Aysegul Aydin and Patrick M. Regan Back to title list
European Journal of Social Security Vol. 14 no. 2 2012
ARTICLES
Welfare as a Means for Political Stability: A Law and Society Analysis
Måns Svensson, Rustamjon Urinboyev, Karsten Åström 64
Partially Disabled Employees: Dealing with a Double Role in the Netherlands Frits Van Wel, Trudie Knijn, Ruud Abma, Mira Peeters-Bijlsma 86 How Do Intentions Affect Future Retirement? A Case Study of the Finnish Flexible Old-Age Pension Scheme Eila Tuominen, Seppo Karisalmi, Mervi Takala, Kasimir Kaliva 111
RECENT NEWS AND CASE LAW
Overview of Recent Cases before the European Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Justice (January - March 2012) Mel Cousins 132 Back to title list
European Political Science
Volume 11 Number 1 March 2012
SYMPOSIUM: POLITICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE EU AND USA
Introduction: International Climate Politics Beyond the Copenhagen Disaster 1
Ingolfur Blühdorn
Polarisation in the USA: Climate Change, Party Politics, and Public Opinion in the Obama Era 7
Paul R. Brewer
Governing Renewable Energy in the EU: Confronting a Governance Dilemma 18
Roger Hildingsson, Johannes Stripple and Andrew Jordan
The EU, the USA and the Climate Divide: Reappraising Strategic Choices 31
Joseph Szarka
Institutions for Adaptation to Climate Change: Comparing National Adaptation Strategies in Europe 41
Catrien Termeer, Robbert Biesbroek and Margo Van Den Brink
PROFESSION
The Study of Politics in Germany: A Bibliometric Analysis of Subfields and Methods 54
Malte Pehl
Where is Knowledge Generated? On the Productivity and Impact of Political Science Departments in Latin America 71
David Altman
DEBATE: COUNTRIES WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT: THE BELGIAN CASE
How Do Countries Survive Without a National Government? Theoretical Reflections on the Belgian Case 88 Back to title list
Marc Hooghe
Does Multi-Level Governance Reduce the Need for National Government? 90
Marc Hooghe
Executive-Legislative Relations Without a Government 96
Jean-Benoît Pilet
Continuity and Change in Belgium's Caretaker Administration 102
Marleen Brans
All Levels Alive 108
Kris Deschouwer
TEACHING AND TRAINING
Teaching Experimental Political Science: Experiences from a Seminar on Methods 114
Ulrich Hamenstädt
KEYNOTE LECTURE
Why Do We Need to Protect Institutional Diversity? 128
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European Political Science Volume 11 Number 2 June 2012
Contents SYMPOSIUM: BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Introduction - Teaching Politics: Beyond the Classroom 149 John Craig Politics Placements and Employability: A New Approach 153 Steven Curtis 'Making Politics Matter': Political Education in a 'Knowledge-Exchange' Context 164 David Bates Expanding Political Science's Signature Pedagogy: The Case for Service Learning 175 Clodagh Harris Teaching Frameworks for Participation - Can We? Should We? 186 Annabel Kiernan PROFESSION Theory or Practice? The State of International Relations in Poland 196 Jacek Czaputowicz TEACHING AND TRAINING Trying to Learn (Politics) in a Data-Drenched Society: Can Information Literacy Save Us? 213 Stephen Thornton SYMPOSIUM: AUTHORATIVE ALLOCATION OF VALUES, POLICY AND INSTITUTIONS Introduction - The Authoritative Allocation of Values: Policy Outcomes and Political Institutions 224 Matt Qvortrup The More Parties, the Greater Policy Stability 229 Josep M. Colomer Who Gets What, When, How - Through Which Electoral System? 244 Rein Taagepera and Matt Qvortrup Institutional Designs for Diverse Democracies: Consociationalism, Centripetalism and Communalism Compared 259 Benjamin Reilly KEYNOTE LECTURE Can Political Science Keep up with the Twenty-First Century? 271 Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson Back to title list
European Political Science Volume 11 Number 3 September 2012
Contents SYMPOSIUM: EUROPEAN STUDIES ABROAD Introduction: Looking from the Outside in - How Europe is Studied Abroad 279 Luís de Sousa and Andrés Malamud The Study of the European Integration Process in the United States 285 Roberto Dominguez and Sebastián Royo European Studies and Research in Australia - Bridging History and Geography 298 Philomena Murray Israel and European Studies: A Historical Analysis 314 Aharon Yair Macclanahan Shophet An Old World Yet to Discover? European Studies in the Latin American Southern Cone 325 Andrés Malamud and Miguel de Luca Institutionalization of European Studies in Russia 337 Ekaterina Gorbunova European Studies in China and its Chinese Characteristics 351 Weiqing Song RESEARCH Assessment of Measurement Equivalence with Cross-National and Longitudinal Surveys in Political Science 363 Gal Ariely and Eldad Davidov TEACHING AND TRAINING In Brussels: Teaching Policy-Making in the EU 378 Giampiero Giacomello REVIEWS Leadership Matters, but How? 394 Eoin O'Malley SYMPOSIUM: METROPOLITAN GOVERNANCE Introduction: Metropolitanisation and Metropolitan Governance 402 Daniel Kübler Metropolitan Governance 409 Kenneth Newton Metropolitanization of Spanish Urban Areas: Trends, Challenges and the Special Case of Madrid 420 Carmen Navarro Back to title list
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European Political Science Volume 11 Number 4 December 2012
Contents
SYMPOSIUM: MEASURING THE QUALITY OF DEMOCRACY Is the Good Polity Attainable? - Measuring the Quality of Democracy 447 António Costa Pinto, Pedro C. Magalhães and Luis de Sousa Assessing the Quality of Democracy: The International IDEA Framework 456 Todd Landman Democratising the Measurement of Democratic Quality: Public Attitude Data and the Evaluation of African Political Regimes 469 Carolyn Logan and Robert Mattes Testing the Quality of Democracy: The Case of Spain 492 Braulio Gómez Fortes and Irene Palacios Brihuega BringingjMethodology (Back) in: Some Remarks on Contemporary Democracy Measurements 509 Heiko Giebler The Democracy Barometer: A New Instrument to Measure the Quality of Democracy and its Potential for Comparative Research 519 Marc Bühlmann, Wolfgang Merkel, Lisa Müller and Bernhard Wessels RESEARCH Recasting Institutionalism: Institutional Analysis and Public Policy 537 Claudio M. Radaelli, Bruno Dente and Samuele Dossi TEACHING AND TRAINING Friend or Foe? Problem-Based Learning (PBL) in Political Communication 551 Cristina Archetti PROFESSION Assessing Political Science Quality: 'Excellence in Research for Australia' 567 Aynsley Kellow Back to title list
French Politics Volume 10 Number 1 April 2012 Contents
RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM: FORECASTING THE 2012 ELECTIONS Proxy models for election forecasting: The 2012 French test 1 Richard Nadeau, Michael S. Lewis-Beck and Éric Bélanger Leader images and election forecasting: French presidential elections 11 Richard Nadeau, Thomas Didier and Michael S. Lewis-Beck Forecasting the 2012 French presidential election: Comparing vote function simulations and vote intention polls 22 Bruno Jerôme and Véronique Jerôme-Speziari Forecasting the FN presidential vote in 2012 44 Jocelyn Evans and Gilles Ivaldi Forecasting the 2012 French legislative election 68 Martial Foucault DATA, MEASURES AND METHODS The French republican school under pressure: Falling basic standards and rising social inequalities 84 Paola Mattel
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French Politics Volume 10 Number 2 June 2012
Contents
RESEARCH ARTICLES Containing the sleeping giant in EU referendum? A comparison of the strategies of confinement of EU issues of the RPR (1992) and the PS (2005) 105 Mathieu Petithomme How market-oriented is French higher education? 134 Michael Dobbins The French Communist Party and the working classes (1920s-1970s): A perspective from local activism 160 Julian Mischi DATA, MEASURES AND METHODS Holidays and turnout at presidential elections in France: An update 181 Eric Dubois Data sets for the study of conflict and their application to former French colonies 188 Audrey L. Mattoon REVIEW ARTICLE France's postwar model from the state in action to a state of mind: A review essay of Philip Nord's France's New Deal 196 Vivien A. Schmidt
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French Politics
Volume 10 Number 3 September 2012
Contents
MINI-SYMPOSIUM: THE IMPACT OF CITIZENS' VALUES ON FRENCH POLITICS Moving towards a more tolerant society? Attitudes towards immigrants in French politics 209 Céline Belot and Pierre Bréchon 'Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose': The evolution and the structure of attitudes toward economic liberalism in France between 1990 and 2008 233 Adrien Degeorges and Frédéric Gonthier RESEARCH ARTICLE France and the United States: A comparative analysis of social capital on both sides of the pond 269 Patrick Merle and Weiwu Zhang DATA, MEASURES AND METHODS Fixing France's broken social model? An assessment of employment and labour market policy under the Sarkozy presidency 290 Susan Milner
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French Politics Volume 9 Number 4 December 2011 Contents RESEARCH ARTICLES Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the best Socialist candidate of them all? The left-right location of the candidates in the Socialist Party primary and the probability of Socialist success in the presidential elections of 2012 299 Bertrand Lemennicier, Honorine Lescieux-Katir and Guillaume Vuillemey Three pension reforms in France: Policymaking and the labour bureaucracy 317 Joshua D. Dumont French regions as diplomatic actors: The case of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 339 Manuel Duran RESEARCH NOTE Who are the deputies of the Fifth Republic? Some figures 364 Abe! François and Emiliano Grossman DATA, MEASURES AND METHODS The 2011 French cantonal elections: The last voter sanction before the 2012 presidential poll 381 Florent Gougou and Simon Labouret REVIEW ARTICLE Corporate governance reform: A cri de coeur for two decades 404 Bruce Kogut Back to title list
Government and Opposition Volume 47 Number 1 CONTENTS OBITUARY Alan Ware and Michael Moran Peter Mair (1951-2011) 1 ARTICLES Iain McLean 'England Does Not Love Coalitions': The Most Misused Political Quotation in the Book (The Government and Opposition/'Leonard Schapiro Memorial Lecture, 2011) 3 Paul Webb and Sarah Childs Gender Politics and Conservatism: The View from the British Conservative Party Grassroots 21 Etain Tannam The European Union and Conflict Resolution: Northern Ireland, Cyprus and Bilateral Cooperation 49 Eve Hepburn and Dan Hough Regionalist Parties and the Mobilization of Territorial Difference in Germany 74 Eilo Yu Wing-yal and Natalie Chin Ka-man The Political Opposition and Democracy in Macao: Revolutionaries or Loyalists? 97 Back to title list
Government and Opposition
CONTENTS Volume 47 Number 2
ARTICLES
Thomas B. Pepinsky The Global Economic Crisis and the Politics of Non-Transitions 135 Paul Fawcett and David Marsh Policy Transfer and Policy Success: The Case of the Gateway Review Process (2001-10) 162 Anders Hellström, Tom Nilsson and Pauline Stoltz Nationalism vs. Nationalism: The Challenge of the Sweden Democrats in the Swedish Public Debate 186 Karl Magnus Johansson, Fredrik Langdal and Göran von Sydow The Domestic Politics of European Union Presidencies: The Case of Sweden 206 Ceren Lord The Persistence of Turkey's Majoritarian System of Government 228
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Government and Opposition Vol. 47 no. 3 Special Issue on Politics as Compromise ARTICLES Richard Bellamy, Markus Kornprobst and Christine Reh Introduction: Meeting in the Middle 275 Ananthi Al Ramiah and Miles Hewstone Predictors of Compromise over Social and Political Issues 296 K. M. Fierke The Warden's Dilemma: Self-Sacrifice and Compromise in Asymmetric Interactions 321 Markus Kornprobst How Rhetorical Strategies Reproduce Compromise Agreements: The Case of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime 342 Steven Bernstein Grand Compromises in Global Governance 368 Peter Jones and Ian O'Flynn Internal Conflict, the International Community and the Promotion of Principled Compromise 395 Christine Reh European Integration as Compromise: Recognition, Concessions and the Limits of Cooperation 414 Richard Bellamy Democracy, Compromise and the Representation Paradox: Coalition Government and Political Integrity 441 Philippe Van Parijs What Makes a Good Compromise? 466 Back to title list
Government and Opposition Volume 47 Number 4 CONTENTS ARTICLES
Brendan O'Leary The Federalization of Iraq and the Break-up of Sudan (The Government and Opposition / Leonard Schapiro Memorial Lecture, 2012) 481 Ulrich Sieberer Checks or Toothless Tigers? Powers and Incentives of External Officeholders to Constrain the Cabinet in 25 European Democracies 517 Renee L. Buhr Seizing the Opportunity: Euroscepticism and Extremist Party Success in the Post-Maastricht Era 544 Tjitske Akkerman and Sarah L. de Lange Radical Right Parties in Office: Incumbency Records and the Electoral Cost of Governing 574 Spyros Blavoukos and Dimitris Bourantonis Policy Entrepreneurs and Foreign Policy Change: The Greek-Turkish Rapprochement in the 1990s 597 Şakir Dinçşahin A Symptomatic Analysis of the Justice and Development Party's Populism in Turkey, 2007-2010 618 Back to title list
International Affairs
Vol. 88 No.1 January 2012
The vertikal: power and authority in Russia Andrew Monaghan 1 Russia's European policy under Medvedev: how sustainable is a new compromise? Arkady Moshes 17 Russia's economic agenda to 2020 Sergey Aleksashenko 31 Towards a mighty union: how to create a democratic European superpower Brendan Simms 49 The 2011 uprisings in the Arab Middle East: political change and geopolitical implications Katerina Dalacoura 63 No friend of democratization: Europe's role in the genesis of the 'Arab Spring' Rosemary Hollis 81 Syria: from 'authoritarian upgrading' to revolution? Raymond Hinnebusch 95 Geopolitics and the Northern Sea Route Margaret Blunden 115 From biodefence to biosecurity: the Obama administration's strategy for countering biological threats Gregory D. Koblentz 131 Review article Cronies, economic crime and capitalism in Putin's sistema Alena Ledeneva 149
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International Affairs Contents Vol. 88 No.2 March 2012
Smart muddling through: rethinking UK national strategy beyond Afghanistan Paul Cornish and Andrew M. Dorman 213 The limited capacity of management to rescue UK defence policy: a review and a word of caution Trevor Taylor 223 Military doctrine, command philosophy and the generation of fighting power: genesis and theory Geoffrey Sloan 243 British civil - military relations and the problem of risk Timothy Edmunds 265 British judicial engagement and the juridification of the armed forces Anthony Forster 283 NATO's 2012 Chicago summit: a chance to ignore the issues once again? Andrew M. Dorman 301 Towards a 'post-American' alliance? NATO burden-sharing after Libya Ellen Hallams and Benjamin Schreer 313 The politics of US missile defence cooperation with Europe and Russia Jeffrey Mankoff 329 Multilateral cooperation and the prevention of nuclear terrorism: pragmatism over idealism Wyn Q. Bowen, Matthew Cottee and Christopher Hobbs 349
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International Affairs Contents Vol. 88 No. 3 May 2012
Rio+20 and the global environment: reflections on theory and practice Introduction Robert Falkner and Bernice Lee 457 Emerging powers, North - South relations and global climate politics Andrew Hurrell and Sandeep Sengupta 463 International political economy and the environment: back to the basics? Jennifer Clapp and Eric Helleiner 485 Global environmentalism and the greening of international society Robert Falkner 503 Institutional diffusion in international environmental affairs Alexander Ovodenko and Robert O. Keohane 523 Engaging the public and the private in global sustainability governance Kenneth W. Abbott 543 Institutional design and UNEP reform: historical insights on form, function and financing Maria Ivanova 565 Complex global governance and domestic policies: four pathways of influence Steven Bernstein and Benjamin Cashore 585 The changing fortunes of differential treatment in the evolution of international environmental law Lavanya Rajamani 605 Back to title list
International Affairs Vol. 88 No. 4 July 2012
Stormy waters: Britain, the Falkland Islands and UK-Argentine relations Klaus Dodds 683 Politics and the London 2012 Olympics: the (in)security Games Barrie Houlihan and Richard Giulianotti 701 The African National Congress centenary: a long and difficult journey Raymond Suttner 719 Lost in translation: why Nigeria's police don't implement democratic reforms Alice Hills 739 Greed and grievance in civil war David Keen 757 India's rise in Africa Ian Taylor 779 Economic statecraft in China's new overseas special economic zones: soft power, business or resource security? Deborah Bräutigam and Tang Xiaoyang 799 Asia's role in twenty-first-century global economic governance Srinivasa Madhur 817 Containment and territorial transnational actors: Israel, Hezbollah and Hamas Amnon Aran 835
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International Affairs Vol. 88 No. 5 September 2012
Pragmatism or what? The future of US foreign policy David Milne 935 Bush, Obama and a faith-based US foreign policy Lee Marsden 953 Over-promising and under-delivering? Ambitions and risks in US defence strategy Travis Sharp 975 Justifying sacrifice: Barack Obama and the selling and ending of the war in Afghanistan Trevor McCrisken 993 Escaping from American intelligence: culture, ethnocentrism and the Anglosphere Richard J. Aldrich and John Kasuku 1009 The UN Arms Trade Treaty: arms export controls, the human security agenda and the lessons of history Mark Bromley, Neil Cooper and Paul Holtom 1029 Climate security, risk assessment and military planning Chad Michael Briggs 1049 Resource wars: searching for a new definition Jasper Humphreys 1065 Mainstreaming the environment into postwar recovery: the case for 'ecological development' Richard Milburn 1083 Review article Obama and the third Bush term: towards a typology of Obama studies Timothy J. Lynch 1101 Back to title list
International Affairs Vol. 88 No. 6 November 2012
Forty years on: the UK and Europe Introduction Julie Smith 1181 Britain and Europe Robert Cooper 1191 Interview with Hans-Dietrich Genscher Quentin Peel and Michael Stürmer 1205 The UK media and 'Europe': from permissive consensus to destructive dissent Oliver Daddow 1219 A high price to pay? Britain and the European budget James Spence 1237 The City and EMU Malcolm Levitt 1261 The European dividing line in party politics Julie Smith 1277 The UK and European defence: leading or leaving? Sven Biscop 1297 Britain, Europe and the United States: change and continuity Arthur I. Cyr 1315
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International Negotiation CONTENTS Vol. 17 No. 1 2012
Improving the Effectiveness of Multilateral Trade Negotiations Guest Editor: Cecilia Albin, Improving the Effectiveness of Multilateral Trade Negotiations: A Synopsis 1-8 Cecilia Albin Turning Points in Multilateral Trade Negotiations on Intellectual Property 9-35 Larry Crump and Daniel Druckman Setting the Table for Success - or Failure? Agenda Management in the WTO 37-64 Cecilia Albin and Ariel Young Improving the Effectiveness of Multilateral Trade Negotiations: A Practitioner's Perspective on the 2008 WTO Ministerial Meeting 65-89 Anders Ahnlid NGOs in WTO Talks: Patterns of Performance and What They Mean 91-114 Gunnar Sjöstedt Domestic-Level Factors and Negotiation (In)Flexibility in the WTO 115-138 Jannie Lilja Strategies and Success in Litigation and Negotiation in the WTO 139-162 Maria F. Agius The Ambiguous Role of the WTO in Times of Stalled Multilateral Negotiations and Proliferating FTAs in East Asia 163-187 Lena Lindberg and Claes G. Alvstam Who Needs Effective Doha Negotiations, and Why? 189-209 Erik Andersson Back to title list
International Negotiation A Journal of Theory and Practice
CONTENTS Vol. 17 No. 2 2012
Eight Negotiations - Seventeen Lessons 213-236 James Goodby Parallel Mediation: Ordering the Chaos of Multiparty Mediation 237-264 Miles Hansen Coping with Complexity: Analyzing Cooperation and Coordination in Multiparty Mediation Processes 265-294 Siniša Vuković Toward an Understanding of State Behavior in Prolonged International Negotiations 295-320 Christian Downie The Temper Tantrums of Nations: Why Would Weak Nations Challenge Hegemonic Nations? 321-346 Elias L. Khalil Back to title list
International Negotiation A Journal of Theory and Practice CONTENTS Vol. 17 No. 3 2012 This issue Preventive Diplomacy: Mediation by Intergovernmental Organizations Guest Editor: Eileen Babbitt, Preventive Diplomacy by Intergovernmental Organizations: Learning from Practice 349-388 Eileen F. Babbitt The Possibilities and Limitations of Preventive Action: The OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities in Ukraine 389-415 Angela Kachuyevski Preventive Diplomacy Work in the Organization of American States (OAS): The 2006 Elections in Guyana 417-447 Taryn Lesser Conflict Prevention in the Commonwealth: The 2000 Fiji Coup 449-484 Craig Collins and Jon Fraenkel The Slide from Withdrawal to War: The UN Secretary General's Failed Effort in Afghanistan, 1992 485-517 Dipali Mukhopadhyay
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International Organization Volume 65, Number 3, Summer 2011 Articles Contingent Credibility: The Impact of Investment Treaty Violations on Foreign Direct Investment 401 Todd Allee and Clint Peinhardt Friends in High Places: International Politics and the Emergence of States from Secessionism 433 Bridget Coggins Multidimensional Diplomacy Robert F. Trager 469 Research Notes Revisiting the Resource Curse: Natural Disasters, the Price of Oil, and Democracy 507 Kristopher W. Ramsay The Effect of Sanctions on U.S. Foreign Direct Investment 531 Glen Biglaiser and David Lektzian Review Essay Judicial Power in Domestic and International Politics 553 Jeffrey K. Staton and Will H. Moore Dissent and Response Multilateralism and Democracy: A Dissent Regarding Keohane, Macedo, and Moravcsik Erik Gartzke and Megumi Naoi 589 Constitutional Democracy and World Politics: A Response to Gartzke and Naoi 599 Robert O. Keohane, Stephen Macedo, and Andrew Moravcsik
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International Organization Volume 65, Number 4, Fall 2011 Articles Testing Clausewitz: Nationalism, Mass Mobilization, and the Severity of War 605 Lars-Erik Cedennan, T. Camber Warren, and Didier Sornette Why Do Some Countries Get Better WTO Accession Terms Than Others? 639 Krzysztof J. Pelc Emergency and Escape: Explaining Derogations from Human Rights Treaties 673 Emilie M. Hafner-Burton, Laurence R. Helfer, and Christopher J. Fariss Explaining External Support for Insurgent Groups 709 Idean Salehyan, Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, and David E. Cunningham Research Notes The Long Arm of the Law: Extraterritoriality and the National Implementation of Foreign Bribery Legislation 745 Sarah C. Kaczmarek and Abraham L. Newman Explaining Mass Support for Agricultural Protectionism: Evidence from a Survey Experiment During the Global Recession 771 Megumi Naoi and Ikuo Kume Back to title list
International Organization
Volume 66, Number 1, Winter 2012
Articles Performing International Systems: Two East-Asian Alternatives to the Westphalian Order 1 Erik Ringmar International Negotiations and Domestic Politics: The Case of IMF Labor Market Conditionality 27 Teri L. Caraway, Stephanie J. Richard, and Mark S. Anner Securitization, Social Identity, and Democratic Security: Nixon, India, and the Ties That Bind 63 Jarrod Hayes Paths to Financial Policy Diffusion: Statist Legacies in Latin America's Globalization 95 Sarah M. Brooks and Marcus J. Kurtz Research Notes A Blessing or a Curse? State Support for Terrorist Groups 129 David B. Carter Democratic Reliability, Precommitment of Successor Governments, and the Choice of Alliance Commitment 153 Michaela Mattes Back to title list
International Organization Volume 66, Number 3, Summer 2012
Editor's Note Jon Pevehouse 359 Article Exogenous Shocks, Foreign Aid, and Civil War Burcu Savun and Daniel C. Tirone 363 Before Hegemony: Adam Smith, American Independence and the Origins of the First Era of Globalization 395 James Ashley Morrison Embeddedness and Regional Integration: Waiting for Polanyi in a Hayekian Setting 429 Martin Höpner and Armin Schäfer The Illusion of Democratic Credibility Alexander B. Downes and Todd S. Sechser 457 Research Notes The Effects of the International Security Environment on National Military Expenditures: A Multicountry Study 491 William Nordhaus, John R. Oneal, and Bruce Russett Finding the "Democratic Advantage" in Sovereign Bond Ratings: The Importance of Strong Courts, Property Rights Protection, and the Rule of Law 515 Glen Biglaiser and Joseph L. Staats Back to title list
International Organization Volume 66, Number 4, Fall 2012 Articles International Organizations as Policy Advisors 537 Songying Fang and Randall W. Stone The Politics of Private Foreign Aid: Humanitarian Principles, Economic Development Objectives, and Organizational Interests in NGO Private Aid Allocation 571 Tim Büthe, Solomon Major, and André de Mello e Souza The Elements of the Structures of International Systems 609 Jack Donnelly A Strategic Theory of Regime Integration and Separation 645 Tana Johnson and Johannes Urpelainen Reputation, Symmetry, and Alliance Design 679 Michaela Mattes Sovereign Debt and Regime Type: Reconsidering the Democratic Advantage 709 Emily Beaulieu, Gary W. Cox, and Sebastian Saiegh Back to title list
International Politics Volume 49 Number 1 January 2012
Contents ORIGINAL ARTICLES International polarity and America's polarization 1 Joseph Bafumi and Joseph M . Parent INTERVENTIONS FOR HUMANITY? Humanitarian intervention - What's in a name? 36 Beate Jahn The domestic politics of international hierarchy: Risk management and the reconstitution of international society 59 William Clapton and Shahar Hameiri NATO FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Towards a strong NATO narrative: From a 'practice of talking' to a 'practice of doing' 78 Trine Flockhart NATO and India: The politics of strategic convergence 98 David Scott DEBATE Arbitrating the Israeli-Palestinian territorial dispute 117 Asaf Siniver Back to title list
International Politics Volume 49 Number 2 March 2012
Special Issue: Critical International Political Economy: Renewing Critique and Ontologies Guest Editors: Claes Beifrage and Owen Worth INTRODUCTION Critical international political economy: Renewing critique and ontologies 131 Claes Belfrage and Owen Worth REVISITING CRITIQUE Accumulating the critical spirit: Rosa Luxemburg and critical IPE 136 Owen Worth For a critical engagement with aesthetics in IPE: Revitalizing economic imagination in times of crisis 154 Claes Belfrage ONTOLOGICAL ENQUIRY The relevance of Nicos Poulantzas for contemporary debates on 'the international' 177 Ian Bruff The global and gendered dimensions of citizenship, community and 'cohesion' 195 Jill Steans and Daniela Tepe Where is the study of work in critical IPE? 215 Phoebe V. Moore RENEWAL Re-thinking scales and culture: Rome and the city in and beyond IPE 238 Nana Rodaki Christian ‘Renewalism’ and the production of the global free market hegemony 260 Kyle Murray The relevance of understanding code to international political economy 277 David M. Berry
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International Politics
Volume 49 Number 4 July 2012
Contents Special Issue: Russia in the New International Order: Theories, Arguments, Debates Guest Editors: Roger E. Kanet and Maria Raquel Freire
INTRODUCTION Russia in the new international order: Theories, arguments and debates 393 Roger E. Kanet
PART I: CONSTRUCTIVISM AND REALISM IN THE STUDY OF RUSSIAN FOREIGN POLICY Conceptualizing sovereignty in Russian foreign policy: Realist and constructivist perspectives 400 Charles E. Ziegler Applying constructivism to understanding EU-Russian relations 418 Joan DeBardeleben Russia's foreign policy towards Poland: Seeking reconciliation? A social constructivist analysis 434 Valentino Feklyunina
PART II: DOMESTIC-FOREIGN POLICY LINKAGES IN RUSSIAN FOREIGN POLICY The problem of 'the international' in Russian identity formation 449 Richard Sakwa Russian foreign policy in the making: The linkage between internal dynamics and the external context 466 Maria Raquel Freire Do leaders still decide? The role of leadership in Russian foreign policymaking 482 Licínia Simão Interest groups in Russian foreign policy: The invisible hand of the Russian Orthodox Church 498 Nikita Lomagin
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PART III: REALISM, GEOPOLITICS AND THE STUDY OF RUSSIAN FOREIGN POLICY Using the neo-classical realism paradigm to predict Russian foreign policy behaviour as a complement to using resources 517 Bertil Nygren Geopolitics and Russian foreign policy 530 John Berryman
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International Politics
Volume 49 Number 5 September 2012
Contents
ORIGINAL ARTICLE Obama and Iran 545 Steven Hurst
CONTESTED STATES An illusion of the epoch: Critiquing the ideology of 'failed states' 568 Alison J. Ayers The international politics of disease reporting: Towards post-Westphalianism? 591 Sara E. Davies
BRIC BY BRIC BRICS: Sovereignty power and weakness 614 Zaki Laïdi Debating China's assertiveness: Taking China's power and interests seriously 633 Kai He and Huiyun Feng Back to title list
International Politics
Volume 49 Number 6 November 2012
Contents
ORIGINAL ARTICLES Leo Strauss and International Relations: The politics of modernity's abyss 645 Aggie Hirst Fighting the good fight? Legitimating violence in a world of contested and contingent moral frameworks 671 M.S. Wallace The domestic analogy and international environmental law: A critical assessment of the reliance on international law 696 Martin J. Adamian Epistemology matters: A reply to David Patrick Houghton and a call for epistemethodological pluralism 710 Karen Devine Back to title list
International Politics
Volume 49 Number 3 May 2012
Contents
Jihad and Nuclear War: India and Pakistan. Horsemen of the apocalypse? Jihadist strategy and nuclear instability in South Asia 297 Andrew Phillips
The Peaceful Rise of China? Rethinking China's grand strategy: Beijing's evolving national interests and strategic ideas in the reform era 318 Feng Zhang
Regional War and Peace. Regional threats and global management of conflicts in regions: The case of the US in the Middle East 346 Benjamin Miller
International Politics Debates. The end of the cold war and soviet collapse - the limits of realism and liberalism: A reply to Wohlforth, Deudney and Ikenberry 383 Campbell Craig Arbitrating the Israeli-Palestinian territorial dispute: A riposte 388 Amnon Aran Back to title list
International Relations Volume 25 Number 4 December 2011 Contents Articles Force in Our Times 403 Robert Jervis Cognitive Structure and Foreign Policy Change: Israel's Decision to Talk to the PLO 426 Guy Ziv Leading by Example: South African Foreign Policy and Global Environmental Politics 455 Carl Death Henry Noel Brailsford's Radical International Relations Theory 479 Peter Lamb Gilpinian Realism and International Relations 499 William C. Wohlforth Back to title list
International Relations Volume 26 Number 1 March 2012
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Articles Law, Teleology and International Relations: An Essay in Counterdisciplinarity 3 Martti Koskenniemi The Poverty of Paradigms: Subcultures. Trading Zones and the Case of Liberal Socialism in Interwar International Relations 35 Lucian M. Ashworth China in the Age of American Primacy 60 Milosz Kucharski US Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe after NATO's Lisbon Summit: Why their Withdrawal is Desirable and Feasible 78 Tom Sauer and Bob van der Zwaan The USA and Sporting Diplomacy: Comparing and Contrasting the Cases of Table Tennis with China and Baseball with Cuba in the 1970s 101 Thomas F. Carter and John Sugden
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International Relations Volume 26 Number 2 June 2012 Contents
Articles Twenty Years of Institutional Liberalism 125 Robert 0. Keohane Putting the 'Classical' in Neoclassical Realism: Neoclassical Realist Theories and US Expansion in the Post-Cold War 139 Tudor Onea Strategic Depth or Hegemonic Depth? A Critical Realist Analysis of Turkey's Position in the World System 165 Faruk Yalvaç International Policing and International Relations 181 B.K. Greener Toward a Completely Constructivist Critical Terrorism Studies 199 Jacob L. Stump and Priya Dixit On the Methods of Critical Theory: Advancing the Project of Emancipation beyond the Early Frankfurt School 218 Shannon Brincat Back to title list
International Relations Volume 26 Number 3 September 2012 Contents
Fifty Years Beyond the Brink: Writing the Cuban Missile Crisis
Guest Editor: Len Scott Acknowledgements 249
Glossary of names 250
Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations 252
Articles
Should We Stop Studying the Cuban Missile Crisis? 255 Len Scott At the End of the Day: Macmillan's Account of the Cuban Missile Crisis 267 Peter Catterall Testing Organisation Man: The Cuban Missile Crisis and The Limits of Safety 291 Campbell Craig
Hits and Myths: The Essence, the Puzzles and the Missile Crisis 305 Don Munton
The Cuban Missile Crisis: Assessment of New, and Old, Russian Sources 327 Sergey Radchenko
Eyeball to Eyeball: Blinking and Winking, Spyplanes and Secrets 344 Len Scott Back to title list
Irish Political Studies
Journal of the Political Studies Association of Ireland
Volume 27 Number 1 February 2012
'Mapping the State' Symposium Ordering Things: The Irish State Administration Database Niamh Hardiman and Colin Scott 1 Politics, Policy Preferences and the Evolution of Irish Bureaucracy: A Framework for Analysis Muiris MacCarthaigh 23 Symposium Acknowledgements 49 Articles The Preparation and Use of Election Manifestos: Learning from the Irish Case Thomas Däubler 51 Painting Peace? Murals and the Northern Ireland Peace Process Andrew Hill and Andrew White 71 The Creation of the 'New City' of Craigavon: A Case Study of Politics, Planning and Modernisation in Northern Ireland in the Early 1960s Martin Joseph Mc Cleery 89 Managing His Aspirations: The Labour and Republican Politics of Paddy Devlin Connal Parr 111 Report The Lisbon Experience in Ireland: 'No' in 2008 but 'Yes' in 2009 - How and Why? Stephen Quinlan 139 Back to title list
Irish Political Studies Journal of the Political Studies Association of Ireland Volume 27 Number 2 June 2012 Data Section Republic of Ireland 2011 1. Government Ministers, Ministers of State and Opposition Spokespersons 171 2. State of the Parties 173 3. Oireachtas Committees 174 4. Productivity of the Oireachtas 176 5. Election Results 179 6. Main Political Events 188 7. Opinion Polls 218 8. Changes in Political Attitudes 235 9. Political Issues 239 10. Useful Online Resources 246 Northern Ireland 2011 1. Northern Ireland Devolved Government 250 2. State of the Parties 252 3. Parliamentary Committees 254 4. Assembly Committees 255 5. Productivity of the Northern Ireland Devolved Government 257 6. Election Results 259 7. Main Political Events 265 8. Opinion Polls 297 9. Changes in Political Attitudes 308 10. Political Issues 2011 315 11. Useful Online Resources 323 Reports General Election (Republic of Ireland) 2011 Eimear O'Leary 326 The Northern Ireland Assembly Election 2011 Neil Matthews 341 International Relations in Ireland: A Survey of Academics Stephanie J. Ricknard and John Doyle 359 Back to title list
Irish Political Studies
Volume 27 Number 3 September 2012
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Defenders of the Faith: Twelfth of July Rhetoric in the Later Brookeborough Era, 1954-1962 Helen Robinson 311 5 October 1968 and the Beginning of the Troubles: Flashpoints, Riots and Memory Simon Peter Prince 394 Debunking the Myths of Operation Demetrius: The Introduction of Internment in Northern Ireland in 1971 Martin J. McCleery 411 IMF Surveillance of Ireland during the Celtic Tiger Michael Breen 431 Critical Comedy: Satire, Absurdity and Ireland's Economic Crash Tom Boland 440
Debate Fearful of the Past or 'Remembering the Future and Our Cause'? A Response to Cheryl Lawther Aaron Edwards 457 Unionism, Truth and the Challenge of the Past: A Response to Aaron Edwards Cheryl Lawther 471
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Journal of International Relations and Development Volume 15 Number 1 January 2012 Contents Articles A call for hermeneutical perspectives on climate change and conflict: the case of Ethiopia and Eritrea . . 1 Peter Haldén International organisations and policy diffusion: the global norm of lifelong learning 31 Anja P. Jakobi Aid allocation of the emerging Central and Eastern European donors 65 Balázs Szent-Iványi Forum Introduction to the sociology/ies of international relations 90 Anne-Marie D'Aoust From epistemology to practice: a sociology of science for international relations 97 Christian Bueger Everyday practices of international relations: people in organisations. 110 Oliver Kessler and Xavier Guillaume Accounting for the politics of language in the sociology of IR 120 Anne-Marie D’Aoust Beyond geography and social structure: disciplinary sociologies of power in international relations 131 Kevin McMillan Back to title list
Journal of International Relations and Development
Volume 15 Number 2 April 2012
Special Issue: Critiquing Liberalism
Articles Critique in a time of liberal world order . 145 Beate Jahm The liberal renaissance and the end(s) of history . 158 Tim Di Muzio Geniuses, exiles and (liberal) postmodern subjectivities 177 Rosemary E. Shinko Liberal internationalism and the law vs liberty paradox . 201 Linda S. Bishai Missing the target: NGOs, global civil society and the arms trade 224 Anna Stavrianakis Eternal peace, perpetual war? A critical investigation into Kant's conceptualisations of war 250 Andreas Behnke Islam, nihilism and liberal secularity . 272 Mustapha Kamal Pasha Liberal fundamentals: invisible, invasive, artful, and bloody hands 290 Naeem Inayatulllah and David L. Blaney Back to title list
Journal of International Relations and Development Volume 15 Number 3 July 2012
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Editorial A global journal with Central European roots: a vision for the JIRD 317 Jozef Bátora, Annette Freyberg-Inan, John Gould, Nik Hynek, David Karp and Petra Roter Articles Into the 'Heart of Darkness' — EU's civilising mission in the DR Congo 321 Gabi Schlag Complexity theory and the War on Terror: understanding the self-organising dynamics of leaderless jihad . 345 Antoine Bousquet The roles states play: a Meadian interactionist approach 370 David M. McCourt The social construction of terrorism: media, metaphors and policy implications .. 393 Alexander Spencer Parliamentary peace or partisan politics? Democracies' participation in the Iraq War .. 420 Patrick A. Mello Back to title list
Journal of Public Policy Volume 19 number 1 Contents SPECIAL ISSUE Perpetual momentum? Reconsidering the power of the European Court of Justice Guest editors: Susanne K. Schmidt and R. Daniel Kelemen Introduction - the European Court of Justice and legal integration: perpetual momentum? 1 R. Daniel Kelemen and Susanne K. Schmidt Who cares about nationality? The path-dependent case law of the ECJ from goods to citizens 8 Susanne K. Schmidt The reference points of EU judicial politics 25 Damian Chalmers and Mariana Chaves The political foundations of judicial independence in the European Union 43 R. Daniel Kelemen Do ECJ judges ail speak with the same voice? Evidence of divergent preferences from the judgments of chambers 59 Michael Malecki Activism relocated. The self-restraint of the European Court of Justice in its national context 76 Gareth Davies Rights adjudication and constitutional pluralism in Germany and Europe Alec Stone Sweet and Kathleen Stranz 92 With Luxembourg in mind ... the remaking of national policies in the face of ECJ jurisprudence 109 Michael Blauberger Perpetual momentum: directed and unconstrained? 127 Fritz W. Scharpf Back to title list
Journal of Public Policy
VOLUME 32 PART 1 April 2012
1 Editorial ARTICLES 5 Andrew Whitford and Soo-Young Lee Disorder, dictatorship and government effectiveness: cross-national evidence 33 Peter Z. Grossman The logic of deflective action: US energy shocks and the US policy process 53 Olivier Nay HOW do policy ideas spread among international administrations? Policy entrepreneurs and bureaucratic influence in the UN response to AIDS Back to title list
Journal of Public Policy VOLUME 32 PART 2 August 2012
77 Editorial ARTICLES 79 Jonathan Craft and Michael Howlett Policy formulation, governance shifts and policy influence: location and content in policy advisory systems 99 Nikolaos Zahariadis Complexity, coupling and policy effectiveness: the European response to the Greek sovereign debt crisis 117 Anneliese Dodds and Naonori Kodate Understanding institutional conversion: the case of the National Reporting and Learning System 141 Johan Christensen Bringing the bureaucrats back in: neo-liberal tax reform in New Zealand Back to title list
Journal of Public Policy
VOLUME 32 PART 3 December 2012
169 Editorial ARTICLES 171 Nazli Avdan Human trafficking and migration control policy: vicious or virtuous cycle? 207 Hanna Lierse European taxation during the crisis: does politics matter? 231 Moshe Maor Policy overreaction 261 Stephen Padgett Multilateral institutions, accession conditionality and rule transfer in the European Union: the Energy Community in South East Europe
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Nations and Nationalism Volume 18 number 1 EDITORIAL John Hutchinson Editorial 1 ORIGINAL ARTICLES Rogers Brubaker Religion and nationalism: four approaches 2 Farhat Shahzad Forging the nation as an imagined community 21 David G. Rowley Giuseppe Mazzini and the democratic logic of nationalism 39 Steven C. Hughes The limits of cultural nationalism: Italian Switzerland from a risorgimento perspective 57 John Nagle and Mary-Alice C. Clancy Constructing a shared public identity in ethno nationally divided societies: comparing consociational and transformationist perspectives 78 Paul Dixon The politics of conflict: a constructivist critique of consociational and civil society theories 98 John Nagle and Mary-Alice C. Clancy Reply to 'The politics of conflict: A constructivist critique of consociational and civil society theories' 122 Paul Dixon A Rejoinder to a Reply 129 Cynthia Miller-Idriss and Bess Rothenberg Ambivalence, pride and shame: conceptualisations of German nationhood 132 Keith Banting and Stuart Soroka Minority nationalism and immigrant integration in Canada 156 Back to title list
Nations and Nationalism Volume 18 part 2 2012 Contents
Marc Scully The tyranny of transnational discourse: 'authenticity' and Irish diasporic identity in Ireland and England 191 Semin Suvarierol Nation-freezing: images of the nation and the migrant in citizenship packages 210 Maarten Van Ginderachter and Joep Leerssen Denied ethnicism: on the Walloon movement in Belgium 230 Christopher Kelen and Aleksandar Pavković Of love and national borders: the Croatian anthem 'Our Beautiful Homeland' 247 Pinar Dinç Kenanoğlu Discrimination and silence: minority foundations in Turkey during the Cyprus conflict of 1974 267 Anne-Sophie Bentz Symbol and power: the Dalai Lama as a charismatic leader 287 Michael Hutt Singing the new Nepal 306 Ian Pritchard 'Beer and Britannia': public-house culture and the construction of nineteenth-century British-Welsh industrial identity 326 Mikael Hjerm and Annette Schnabel How much heterogeneity can the welfare state endure? The influence of heterogeneity on attitudes to the welfare state 346 Back to title list
Nations and nationalism Vol. 18 no. 3 2012
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Randall Collins Time-bubbles of nationalism: dynamics of solidarity ritual in lived time 383 Diarmait Mac Giolla Chríost A question of national identity or minority rights? The changing status of the Irish language in Ireland since 1922 398 Magdalena Dembinska (Re)framing identity claims: European and state institutions as opportunity windows for group reinforcement 417 Marina Germane Civic or ethnic nation? Two competing concepts in interwar Latvia 439 Gal Ariely Globalisation and the decline of national identity? An exploration across sixty-three countries 461 Jatinder Mann The introduction of multiculturalism in Canada and Australia, 1960s-1970s 483 Christopher Phillips Team Arab: al-Jazeera and the flagging of everyday Arabism during the 2008 Beijing Olympics 504 Eiki Berg and Martin Mölder Who is entitled to 'earn sovereignty'? Legitimacy and regime support in Abkhazia and Nagorno-Karabakh 527 Montserrat Guibernau Obituary: John Rex (1925-2011) 546 Back to title list
Nations and Nationalism Volume 18 number 4 Contents ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Hudson Meadwell Nationalism chez Gellner 563 Rogier Van Reekum As nation, people and public collide: enacting Dutchness in public discourse 583 David Aberbach European national poetry, Islam and the defeat of the medieval Church 603 Peter C. Mentzel Nationalism, civil society, and the revolution of 1989 624 Christoph Kohl Diverse unity: creole contributions to interethnic integration in Guinea-Bissau 643 Angeliki Koukoutsaki-Monnier Deterritorialising the nation? Internet and the politics of the Greek-American diaspora 663 Jin Woong Kang The disciplinary politics of antagonistic nationalism in militarized South and North Korea 684 Susanna Rabow-Edling Liberalism and nationalism in Russia. Boris Chicherin as a modernist nationalist 701 David Pettinicchio Migration and ethnic nationalism: Anglophone exit and the 'decolonisation' of Québec 719 Stefan Manz Protestantism, nation and diaspora in Imperial Germany 744 Back to title list
Nordic Journal of International Law Acta scandinavica juris gentium
CONTENTS Volume 81, No. 3 2012 Articles Inger Österdahl Just War, Just Peace and the Jus post Bellum 271-294 Yoshifumi Tanaka Reflections on High Seas Marine Protected Areas: A Comparative Analysis of the Mediterranean and the North-East Atlantic Models 295-326 Christian Dahlman The Function of Opinio Juris in Customary International Law 327-339 Ben Chigara What Should a Re-constituted Southern African Development Community (SADC) Tribunal Be Mindful of to Succeed? 341-377 Back to title list
Nordic Journal of International Law Acta scandinavica juris gentium
CONTENTS Volume 81, No. 4 2012 Special Issue: Exploring the Legacy of a Life Dedicated to Humanitarianism: A Special Issue in Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Raoul Wallenberg Editors Ulf Linderfalk, Rebecca Stern and Cecilia M. Bailliet
Ulf Linderfalk, Rebecca Stern and Cecilia M. Bailliet Preface 379-380 Kofi Annan Foreword 381-385 Articles J. Craig Barker The Function of Diplomatic Missions in Times of Armed Conflict or Foreign Armed Intervention 387-406 Nina H. B. Jørgensen "The Next Darfur" and Accountability for the Failure to Prevent Genocide 407-436 Paul Blokker Dilemmas of Democratisation from Legal Revolutions to Democratic Constitutionalism? 437-470 Joseph Siegle Overcoming Dilemmas of Democratisation: Protecting Civil Liberties and the Right to Democracy 471-506 Antonio Augusto Cançado Trindade Enforced Disappearances of Persons as a Violation of Jus Cogens: The Contribution of the Jurisprudence of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights 507-536 Jeremy Sarkin Why the Prohibition of Enforced Disappearance Has Attained Jus Cogens Status in International Law 537-583 Current Developments Peter Arnt Nielsen The State of Play of the Recast of the Brussels I Regulation 585-603
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Public Administration Volume 89 number 4 CONTENTS SYMPOSIUM The Future of Network Governance Research: Strength in Diversity and Synthesis Jenny M. Lewis 1221 Public-Private Partnerships: Added Value by Organizational Form or Management? Bram Steijn, Erik-Hans Klijn and Jurian Edelenbos 1235 Democratic Subjectivities in Network Governance: A Q Methodology Study of English and Dutch Public Managers Stephen Jeffares and Chris Skelcher 1253 How Politicians and Bureaucrats Network: A Comparison Across Governments Damon Alexander, Jenny M. Lewis and Mark Considine 1274 Network Governance and Environmental Management: Conflict and Cooperation Garry Robins, Lorraine Bates and Philippa Pattison 1293 ARTICLES Factors Influencing the Use of Performance Information for Decision Making in Australian State Agencies Jeannette Taylor 1316 Innovation, Public Policy and Public Services Delivery in the UK: The Word that Would be King? Stephen P. Osborne and Louise Brown 1335 Parallel Structures in the Egyptian Government Bureaucracy: A Problematic Quick Fix Laila El Baradei 1351 Appraising Public Value: Past, Present and Futures Iestyn Williams and Heather Shearer 1367 Public-Nonprofit Partnership Performance in a Disaster Context: The Case of Haiti Isabella M. Nolte and Silke Boenigk 1385 Voice and Choice in Health Care in England: Understanding Citizen Responses to Dissatisfaction Keith Dowding and Peter John 1403 Managing Citizens' Expectations of Public Service Performance: Evidence from Observation and Experimentation in Local Government Oliver James 1419 The Order of Questions in a Survey on Citizen Satisfaction With Public Services: Lessons from a Split-Ballot Experiment Back to title list
One-Stop Shops for Social Welfare: The Adaptation of an Organizational Form in Three Countries Jostein Askim, Anne Use Fimreite, Alice Moseley and Lene Holm Pedersen 1451 Strategic Links in a Cut-Throat World: Rethinking the Role and Relationships of Australian Ministerial Staff Maria Maley 1469 Issue Framing and Sector Character as Critical Parameters for Government Contracting-Out in the UK Erik Baekkeskov 1489 Changing the Decision Space: European Policy Influences on Energy Policy and Systems Change in Sweden Måns Nilsson 1509 The Lisbon Agenda and Entrepreneurship Policy: Governance Implications from A German Perspective Heike M. Grimm 1526 The Reform of Financial Management in the European Commission: A Public Management Policy Cycle Case Study Roger P. Levy, Michael Barzelay and Antonio-Martin Porras-Gomez 1546 State Regulatory Capacity: Experiences from Public Sector Reforms in Norway Lars Erik Kjekshus and Erode Veggeland 1568 Public-Private Partnership Contracts: A Tale of Two Cities With Different Contractual Arrangements Rui Cunha Marques and Sanford Berg 1585 Professional Autonomy and Pastoral Power: The Transformation of Quality Registers in Swedish Health Care Eva Bejerot and Hans Hasselbladh 1604 Government Continues to do its Job: A Comparative Study of Governance Shifts in the Higher Education Sector Giliberto Capano 1622 Policy Change and Soft Europeanization: The Transfer of the Ombudsman Institution to Greece, Cyprus and Malta Stella Ladi 1643 The Impact of Freedom of Information on Whitehall Robert Hazell and Mark Glover 1664 Back to title list
Public Administration Volume 90 number 1 CONTENTS
SYMPOSIUM Conceptualizing New Governance Arrangements Symposium Overview: Conceptualizing New Governance Arrangements Chris Tollefson, Anthony R. Zito and Fred Gale 3 Governing Information: A Three Dimensional Analysis of Environmental Assessment Neil Craik, Meinhard Doelle and Fred Gale 19 New Governance Arrangements at the Intersection of Climate Change and Forest Policy: Institutional, Political and Regulatory Dimensions Meinhard Doelle, Chris Henschel, Jennifer Smith, Chris Tollefson and Adam Wellstead 37 Governance From the Bottom Up: Complexity and Divergence in Comparative Perspective Giliberto Capano, Jeremy Rayner and Anthony R. Zito 56 ARTICLES Vertical Strategic Alignment and Public Service Performance Rhys Andrews, George A. Boyne, Kenneth J. Meier, Laurence J. O'Toole Jr. and Richard M. Walker 77 Beyond Gaps and Imbalances: Re-Structuring the Debate on Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations Chanchal Kumar Sharma 99 How Traditional are the American, French and German Traditions of Public Administration? A Research Agenda Fritz Sager, Christian Rosser, Pascal Y. Hurni and Céline Mavrot 129 Governance Without Government? The Case of the Forest Stewardship Council Stephen Bell and Andrew Hindmoor 144 Political Discourse and Path Shaping in Public Policy: Comparing Pension Reforms in Greece and Italy Dmitris Tsarouhas 160 Resigned but Satisfied: The Negative Impact of Public Service Motivation and Red Tape on Work Satisfaction David Giauque, Adrian Ritz, Frédéric Varone and Simon Anderfuhren-biget 175 Weber and Kafka: The Rational and The Enigmatic Bureaucracy Torben Beck Jørgensen 194
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Prescriptions for Regional Economic Dilemmas: Understanding the Role of Think Tanks in the Governance of Regional Policy Peter Wells _ 211 The Public/Private Sector Cleavage Revisited: The Impact of Government Employment on Political Attitudes and Behaviour in 11 West European Countries Markus Tepe 230 Combining Hierarchical and Network Strategies: Successful Changes in Dutch Social Housing Jos Koffijberg, Hans de Bruijn and Hugo Priemus 262 Back to title list
Public administration Vol. 90 no. 2 2012
ARTICLES Structural Change and Public Service Performance: The Impact of the Reorganization Process in English Local Government Rhys Andrews and George Boyne 297 Implementing Performance-Based Funding for Health Research: When Governance and Procedural Fairness Matter Amelia Compagni and Fabrizio Tediosi ______313 The French State and Its Territorial Challenges Alistair Cole 335 The New Governance Arrangements for NHS Foundation Trust Hospitals: Refraining Governors as Meta-Regulators John S. F. Wright, Paul G. Dempster, Justin Keen, Pauline Allen and Andrew Hutchings 351 Framing and Counter-Framing New Public Management: The Case of Germany Rick Vogel 370 Celebrating Adversity: Inter-Organizational Dependence and Public Sector Performance Reporting in the Australian Federal Police David Lacey, Suresh Cuganesan, Sigi Goode and Kerry Jacobs 393 What is Governance in the 'Public Interest'? The Case of the 1995 Property Forum in Post-Conflict Nicaragua Kevin Morrell and Nicola Harrington-Buhay ______412 New Public Management in Public Education: A Catalyst for the Professionalization of Swedish School Principals Maria Jarl, Anders Fredriksson and Sofia Persson 429 A Very Public Search for Public Value: 'Rhetorical Secretaries' in Westminster Jurisdictions Dennis Grube 445 Why Public Employment Services Always Fail. Double-Sided Asymmetric Information and the Placement of Low-Skill Workers in Six European Countries Christian Albrekt Larsen and Patrik Vesan 466 Representing Europe: The Emerging 'Culture' of EU Diplomacy Maureen Benson-Rea and Cris Shore 480 Unexpected Advantages of Less Accurate Performance Measurements. How Simple Prescription Data Works in a Complex Setting Regarding the Use of Medications Antoinette De Bont and Kor Grit 497 Back to title list
Political Recruitment Beyond Elections: An Exploration of the Linkage Between Patronage, Democracy, and Diversity in the United Kingdom Matthew Flinders, Felicity Matthews and Christina Eason 511 Mechanisms and Public Administration Reform: Italian Cases of Better Regulation and Digitalization Alessandro Natalini and Francesco Stolfi 529 Back to title list
Public Administration Volume 90 no 3 ARTICLES Performing Success and Failure in Governance: Dutch Planning Experiences Kristof Vanassche, Raoul Beunen and Martijn Duineveld 567 Evaluating the Breadth of Policy Engagement by Organized Interests Darren R. Halpin and H.F. Thomas III 582 '.. .I Take Political Responsibility!': The Theoretical and Empirical Relation Between Ministerial Responsibility and Ministerial Resignations in Germany Jörn Fischer 600 Transactions Costs in Rural Decision-Making: The Cases of Funding and Monitoring in Rural Development in England Nigel Russell Curry 622 eHealth in the Public Sector: An Empirical Analysis of the Acceptance of Germany's Electronic Health Card Bernd W. Wirtz, Linda Mory and Sebastian Ullrich 642 Removing the Cultural and Managerial Barriers in Project-to-Project Learning: A Case from the UK Public Sector Mark Hall, Elmar Kutsch and David Partington 664 Self-Service Society: Participative Politics and New Forms of Governance Kai Eriksson _ 685 Theoretical Perspectives on Approaches to Policy Evaluation in the EU: The Case of Cohesion Policy Julian Hoerner and Paul Stephenson 699 Explaining the Willingness of Public Professionals to Implement Public Policies: Content, Context, and Personality Characteristics Lars Tummers, Bram Steijn and Victor Bekkers 716 Mixed Companies and Local Governance: No Man Can Serve Two Masters Nuno Ferreira Da Cruz And Rui Cunha Marques 737 Prime Ministerial Rhetoric and Recession Politics: Meaning Making in Economic Crisis Management Adam Masters and Paul T Hart 759 'Renewing Defra': Exploring the Emergence of Risk-Based Policymaking in UK Central Government Henry Rothstein And John Downer 781 Governing Mental Health Care: How Power is Exerted in and Through a Quality Improvement Collaborative Tineke Broer, Anna P. Nieboer and Roland Bal 800 Back to title list
Understanding the Mixture of Governance Modes in Korean Local Governments: An Empirical Analysis Jae Won Yoo and Seok Eun Kim _ 816 Back to title list
Regional and Federal Studies Volume 22 number 1 Contents
Notes on Contributors
Back to the Local? Recalibrating the Regional Tier of Governance in England Graham Pearce & Sarah Ayres 1 'Divide et Impera'? Office Accumulation in State-wide Parties and the Process of Decentralization in Spain Javier Astudillo 25 Parliament on the Centre-Right, Government on the Left: Explaining Basque Exceptionalism Rafael Leonisio 45 Concordats and International Relations: Binding in Honour Only? Daniel Kenealy 61 Francophone Exceptionalism within Alpine Ethno-regionalism? The Cases of the Union Valdôtaine and the Ligue Savoisienne Emanuele Massetti & Giulia Sandri 87 ELECTION REPORT The 2010 Regional Elections in Greece: Voting for Regional Governance or Protesting the IMF? Kostas Gemenis 107 Back to title list
Regional and Federal Studies Volume 22 number 2
Contents
Multi-level Party Systems in Spain Alex Wilson 123 Multi-level Governance in a Canadian Setting: The Reform of the Detroit River Border Crossing John B. Sutcliffe 141 Urban Governance Encounters Europeanization: the Case of the Community Initiative URBAN II in Bordeaux and Genoa Samuele Dossi 159 The Nascent Societies and Governments of Germany's Unitary Federalism Christian Leuprecht 177 Peeling Back the Layers: Territorial Identity and EU Support in Spain Anna Brigevich 205
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Regional and Federal Studies Volume 22 number 3 Contents
Special Issue: Policy-making, Learning and Devolution Guest Editors: Michael Keating and Paul Cairney
Notes on Contributors 237 Introduction: Policy-making, Learning and Devolution Michael Keating & Paul Cairney 239 Yardstick Competition and Policy Learning in Multi-level Systems Arthur Benz 251 Spanish and Regional Welfare Systems: Policy Innovation and Multi-level Governance Raquel Gallego & Joan Subirats 269 Policy Convergence, Transfer and Learning in the UK under Devolution Michael Keating,Paul Cairney & Eve Hepburn 289 Policy Copying and Public Sector Reform in Northern Ireland Derek Birrell 309 Policy Learning: Equality and Human Rights in Northern Ireland, Ireland and Great Britain Elizabeth Meehan 323 Conclusion: What Have We Learned? David P. Dolowitz 341
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Regional and Federal Studies Volume 22 number 4 Contents
The Participation of Subnational Governments in the Council of the EU: Some Evidence from Spain Andrea Noferini 361 Fiscal Powers to Subnational Governments: Reassessing the Concept of Fiscal Autonomy Sandra Gomes 387 Intergovernmental Co-operation for International Decision making in Federal States: The Case of Sustainable Development in Belgium Karoline Van Den Brande 407 Ethiopia's Experiment in Accommodating Diversity: 20 Years' Balance Sheet Assefa Fiseha 435 Design, Performance and Interstate Collaboration: Insights from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Brendan Kretzschmar & Andrew B. Whitford 475 Election Report The 2012 Landtag Election in Saarland: The End of a Coalition Experiment Bettina Petersohn 499 Back to title list
Regional and Federal Studies Volume 22 number 5 Contents
From Federated Federalism to Converging Federalism? The Case of EU Subsidiarity Scrutiny in Spain and Belgium Thomas Vandamme 515 Programmatic Supply and the Autonomy of US State Parties in 2008 and 2010 Annika Werner & Onawa Promise Lacewell 533 Why Study the Spread of Culture-led Development Strategies? Aase Marthe & Johansen Horrigmo 553 Federalism and New Party Insurgency in Australia Narelle Lucia, Miragliotta & Campbell Sharman 577 Political Cleavages in the Basque Country: Meaning and Salience Oliver Strijbis & Rafael Leonisio 595 Review Article
The Territorial and Non-territorial Management of Ethnic Diversity in South Asia Wilfried Swenden 613 Election Report From the Jaws of Defeat: The Alberta General Election of 2012 Allan Craigie 633 Back to title list
Revue Française d'Administration Publique
SOMMAIRE DU N°139 LE DÉFENSEUR DES DROITS Numéro placé sous la responsabilité de Jacques Chevallier Présentation Le défenseur des droits 335 Jacques Chevallier Un paysage contrasté Le Médiateur de la République : périmètre et autonomisation d'une institution 339 Pierre-Yves Baudot et Anne Revillard Le Défenseur des enfants : une émancipation réussie 353 Olivia Bui-Xuan La Haute autorité de lutte contre les discriminations et pour l'égalité : un laboratoire juridique éphémère ? 369 Daniel Borrillo et Vincent-Arnaud Chappe La Commission nationale de déontologie de la sécurité : un pouvoir d'influence 381 Frédéric Ocqueteau et Samantha Enderlin Le processus de création La genèse complexe du Défenseur des droits 397 Olivier Renaudie La Commission nationale consultative des droits de l'homme et la création du Défenseur des droits 409 Catherine Teitgen-Colly L'institution Le statut du Défenseur des droits 421 Jean-Louis Autin Le Défenseur des droits : unité ou diversité ? 433 Jacques Chevallier Réflexions à propos de la saisine du Défenseur des droits 447 Lucie Cluzel-Metayer Les pouvoirs du Défenseur des droits : une cote mal taillée ? 461 Serge Slama Confrontations Défenseur du peuple espagnol et garanties constitutionnelles 477 Alvaro Gil-Roblès Back to title list
Les institutions de défense et de promotion des droits de la personne et du citoyen au Québec : un chaos apparent 487 Lucie Lamarche Ombudsmän nordiques et Défenseur des droits 499 André Legrand Les grands chantiers du Défenseur des droits 507 Richard Senghor VARIA (Con)fusion dans l'État départemental : la mise en place des directions départementales des territoires et de la mer 517 François-Mathieu Poupeau Le Comité interministériel d'audit des programmes: une occasion manquée? André Barilari 537 Quand le Trésor se réforme... À propos du projet de transformation (2009-2011) de la Direction générale du trésor du ministère de l'économie, des finances et de l'industrie 549 Julien Rencki CHRONIQUES Chronique de l'administration 563 Bénédicte Delaunay et Michel Le Clainche, Jean-Luc Pissaloux, Luc Rouban et Didier Supplisson Chronique du secteur public économique 597 André G. Delion et Michel Durupty Back to title list
Revue Française D'administration Publique SOMMAIRE DU N° 142 LES CONCOURS ADMINISTRATIFS EN QUESTIONS sous la direction de Françoise Dreyfus et Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans
Introduction .. 305 Mme Françoise Dreyfus et M. Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans Les concours à l'épreuve ... 307 M. Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans La double genèse franco-britannique du recrutement au mérite : les concours et l’open compétition . 327 Mme Françoise Dreyfus Deux siècles de principe d'égale admissibilité aux emplois publics 339 M. Frédéric Edel Le droit français des concours entre permanence et évolution 369 Mme Delphine Espagno Les épreuves de culture générale du concours de l'ENA, entre discours légitime et mémoire institutionnelle 383 Mme Claire Oger Recruter les professeurs d'université : le cas du concours d'agrégation du supérieur en sciences de gestion 399 Mmes Frédérique Pigeyre, et Mareva Sabatier L'évolution des recrutements dans la fonction publique d'État : données d'actualité . 419 Mme Corinne Desforges Les concours territoriaux : à l'ombre de l'Etat, entre les mains des élus ou aux avant-postes de la modernisation ? 431 Mme Emilie Biland Le recrutement dans les administrations publiques et le principe du concours dans le système juridique italien . 443 M. Roberto Cavallo Perin et Mme Barbara Gagliardi Présider un jury de concours : enjeux et perspectives . 455 Mme Martine Lombard VARIA L'État à l'épreuve du libéralisme : les entourages du pouvoir exécutif de 1974 à 2012 467 M. Luc Rouban Back to title list
La diversité des motivations des employés publics. Recherche exploratoire dans un contexte post-bureaucratique en Suisse .. 491 M. Yves Emery État et gouvernance des forêts au Québec . 517 Mm. Walter Amedzro St-Hilaire et Guy Chiasson CHRONIQUES Chronique de l'administration . 533 Mme Benedicte Delaunay et Mm. Michel Le Clainche, Jean-Luc Pissaloux, Luc Rouban et Didier Supplisson Chronique du secteur public économique 563 Mm. André G. Delion et Michel Durupty Chronique de l'administration européenne . 575 M. Fabrice Andreone, Mme Eleftheria Neframi et M. Paolo Ponzano Back to title list
Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives
Volume 77 Numéro 4 décembre 2011
L'influence de l'austérité des limites fiscales et des dépenses (TEL) sur le niveau de dépenses et de recettes des États Suho Bae et Changhoon Jung 673 Une « évolution institutionnelle » dans la gestion de l'intégrité en Chine Ting Gong 697 L'institutionnalisation de la méritocratie dans les organismes de régulation d'Amérique latine Salvador Parrado et Miquel Salvador 715 Comment joindre les deux bouts : les réponses stratégiques des ONG du Sud aux conditions imposées par les bailleurs de fonds Willem Elbers et Bas Arts 743 Jauger les effets d'un régime de performance d'Intelligence : les indicateurs de gestion municipaux au Québec, 1999-2010 Etienne Charbonneau 765 Renforcer la légitimité de Sport Canada : Les pièges de la création de valeur publique? Michael P. Sam 789 La mise en œuvre de « Plus d'espace pour le fleuve » : les discours positifs et négatifs à Kampen, aux Pays-Bas Arwin van Buuren et Jeroen Warner 813 Évaluation de l'efficience des services cadastraux au moyen de l'AED José Manuel Cordero Ferrera, Francisco Pedraja Chaparro et Javier Salinas Jiménez 837 Chronique de l'Institut - USA, ses sections et membres Rolet Loretan 861 Back to title list
Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives Volume 78 Numero 1 Mars 2012 Numéro spécial sur la transparence gouvernementale Rédacteur invité : Albert J. Meijer Introduction au numéro spécial sur la transparence gouvernementale Albert J. Meijer 5 La gouvernance ouverte : relier visibilité et moyens d'expression Albert J. Meijer, Deirdre Curtin et Maarten Hillebrandt 13 Pourquoi la transparence des dépenses publiques est-elle si difficile à atteindre? David Heald 33 Relier transparence, connaissances et confiance des citoyens dans l'État : expérience Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen 55 L'influence de l'information sur la surveillance : La réponse du Parlement européen à la multiplication des informations sur la comitologie Gijs Jan Brandsma 79 La relation entre transparence et participation gouvernementales : étude des gouvernements locaux aux États-Unis Eric Welch 99 Wikíleaks : l'illusion de transparence Alasdair Roberts 123 La transparence procédurale dans les communautés rurales roumaines : le lien entre la mise en œuvre et la capacité administrative Dacian C. Dragos, Bogdana Neamtu et Bianca V. Cobârzan 141 Les stratégies de redressement dans les systèmes publics : influence sur le comportement de citoyenneté organisationnelle Itai Beeri 165
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Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives
Volume 78 Numéro 2 juin 2012
Conférence Braibant 2011 La gouvernance démocratique en période de crises Reconstruire nos communautés et se fonder sur nos citoyens Géraldine J. Fraser-Moleketi 201 Numéro spécial: L'administration publique en Asie de l'Est: les héritages, les expériences et les trajectoires des réformes Rédacteur invité : Anthony B. L. Cheung 221 Introduction L'administration publique en Asie de l'Est: héritages, trajectoires et enseignements Anthony B. L. Cheung 221 Aperçu historique de l'administration publique coréenne: discipline, éducation, association, coopération internationale et au-delà de l'indigénisation Pan Suk Kim 231 Un réexamen du modèle asiatique de gouvernement à la suite de la crise économique mondiale: un point de vue japonais tiré de l'expérience de la triple catastrophe de mars 2011 Akira Nakamura 255 Un pays, deux expériences : les réformes administratives en Chine et à Hong Kong Anthony B, L. Cheung 277 Réforme nationale et intégration mondiale: la réforme de l'administration publique en Chine ces trente dernières années Lan Xue et Kaibin Zhong 301 Analyse de la réforme administrative taïwanaise du point de vue de l'institutionnalisme historique Mei-Chiang Shih, Milan Tung-Wen Sun et Guang-Xu Wang 323 Le contrôle de la corruption aux États-Unis: la législation, les valeurs et les fondements politiques de la réforme Michael Johnston 347 Les opinions des citoyens à propos de la gouvernance ouverte et du gouvernement 2.0 Taewoo Nam 367 Back to title list
Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives
Volume 78 Numéro 3 Septembre 2012
Numéro spécial: Les réformes managériales et la transformation de l'administration de la Commission européenne Rédacteur invité : Edoardo Ongaro 403 Introduction Les réformes managériales et la transformation de l'administration de la Commission européenne Edoardo Ongaro 403 La politisation de la Commission européenne: Le contrôle démocratique et la dynamique de la sélection de l'exécutif Anchrit Wille 407 La politisation au sein de la bureaucratie de la Commission européenne Michael W. Bauer et Jörn Ege 429 De la formation d'un centre bureaucratique dans les institutions gouvernementales: Enseignements de la Commission européenne Jarle Trondal 453 La citoyenneté décente, la justice et la confiance — les fondements de la légitimation: Les tensions entre générations en Finlande Ah Salminen, Kirsi Lähdesmäki et Rinna Ikola-Norrbacka 475 La gestion de l'intégrité et l'esprit de service public au RU: Un assemblage hétéroclite ou une couverture élimée? Paul M. Heywood 507 La réforme de la gestion publique et le système de santé britannique vu par les citoyens Ashley L. Grosso et Gregg G. Van Ryzin 529 Une alternance de vagues et une ligne de côte en évolution: La configuration des valeurs de réforme dans la bureaucratie fédérale américaine Sung Min Park et M. Ernita Joaquim 551 La réforme de type nouveau management public des organisations à but non lucratif de services sociaux financées par l'État et l'évolution de la politique d'aide sociale à Hongkong Eliza W.Y. Lee 577 Les modes et les problèmes de coordination multisectorielle dans la lutte contre le VIH/sida en Tanzanie Siri Bjerkreim Hellevik 595 Back to title list
Social Policy & Administration Volume 46, Number 1, February 2012 Regular Issue CONTENTS Unemployment Insurance Reform - 1991-2006: A New Balance between Rights and Obligations in France, Germany, Portugal and Spain Manuela Arcanjo I A Response to Farrell 21 Keith Hayward Analyzing the Productive and Protective Dimensions of Welfare: Looking Beyond the OEGD 35 John Hudson and Stefan Kühner Root and Branch Restructuring to Achieve Major Guts: The Social Policy Programme of the 2010 UK Coalition Government 61 Peter Taylor-Gooby One Welfare State, Two Care Regimes: Understanding Developments in Child and Elderly Care Policies in the Netherlands 83 Franca van Hooren and Uwe Becker The Contributions of the Health Decommodification Typologies to the Study of the East Asian Welfare Regime 108 Yu Wai Kam Back to title list
Social Policy & Administration Volume 46, Number 2, April 2012 Regional Issue UK Devolution CONTENTS Introduction: UK Devolution Kirstein Rummery and Ian Greener 139 Petitions: Different Dimensions of Voice and Influence in the Scottish Parliament and the National Assembly for Wales 142 Catherine Bochel Devolution in a 'Stateless Nation5: Nation-building and Social
Policy in Scotland 161 Alex Law and Gerry Mooney Beyond Rhetorical Differences: A Cohesive Account of Post-devolution Developments in UK Health Policy 178 Katherine Smith and Mark Hellowell Devolution and Patient Choice: Policy Rhetoric versus Experience in Practice 199 Stephen Peckham, Nicholas Mays, David Hughes, Marie Sanderson, Pauline Allen, Lindsay Prior, Vikki Entwistle, Andrew Thompson and Huw Davies New Policy Spaces: The Impact of Devolution on Third Sector Policy in the UK 219 Pete Alcock
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Social Policy & Administration Volume 46, Number 6, December 2012
Regional Issue Social Policy Change in a Transition Society — The Case of South Africa
CONTENTS
Introduction 597 Trudie Knijn and Leila Patel Developmental Social Policy, Social Welfare Services and the Non-profit Sector in South Africa 603 Leila Patel Revisiting History: The Creation of Provinces and the Politics of Social Policy in a Democratic South Africa 619 Robert van Niekerk Transferring HIV/AIDS Related Healthcare from Non-governmental Organizations to the Public Healthcare System in South Africa: Opportunities and Challenges 636 Trudie Knijn and Mariette Slabbert The Economic and Gender Consequences of South Africa's Home-based Care Policy 654 Nina Hunter Equity and 'No Fee' Schools in South Africa: Challenges and Prospects 672 Yusuf Sayed and Shireen Motala (Mis)framrng Higher Education in South Africa 688 Vivienne Bozalek and Chrissie Boughey
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Social Policy & Administration Volume 46, Number 7, December 2012 Regular Issue
CONTENTS
Towards Understanding Variations in Social Care for Older People in England 705 Christian Brand, Jane Hughes and David Challis Black-market Medicine and Public Opinion Towards the Welfare State: Evidence from Israel 727 Nissim Cohen, Shlomo Mizrahi and Fany Yuval Incomes after Job-loss in the United States: From Programme Rules to Panel Data 748 Nicole Denier and Michael R. Smith 'I Might not Live That Long!' A Study of Young Women's Pension Planning in the UK 769 Liam Foster From Assistance to Prevention: Categorizing Young Carer Support Services in Australia, and International Implications 788 Christiane Purcal, Myra Hamilton, Cathy Thomson and Bettina Cass Pawns or Pioneers? The Logic of User Participation in Anti-poverty Policy-making in Public Policy Units in Belgium 807 Griet Roets, Rudi Roose, Maria De Bie, Lien Claes and Geert van Hove Stakeholder Consultation as Social Mobilization: Framing Scottish Mental Health Policy 823 Steve Sturdy, Jennifer Smith-Merry and Richard Freeman Back to title list
Social Policy & Administration Volume 46, Number 3, June 2012 Regular Issue
CONTENTS
Organizational Form as a Mechanism to Involve Staff, Public and Users in Public Services: A Study of the Governance of NHS Foundation Trusts 239 Pauline Allen, Jean Townsend, Paul Dempster, John Wright, Andrew Hutchings and Justin Keen Comparative Political Economy of Long-Term Care for Elderly People: Political Logic of Universalistic Social Care Policy Development 258 Takeshi Hieda Events, Politics and Patterns of Policy-Making: Impact of Major Incidents on Health Sector Regulatory Reforms in the UK and Japan 280 Naonori Kodate A Brave New World of Personalized Care? Historical Perspectives on Social Care and Older People in England 302 Robin Means Care: A Critical Review of Theory, Policy and Practice 321 Kirstein Rummery and Michael Fine Back to title list
Social Policy & Administration Volume 46, Number 4, August 2012 Special Issue Crime and Social Policy
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Introduction 355 Hazel Kemshall An International Grime Decline: Lessons for Social Welfare Crime Policy? 359 Paul Knepper Advise, Assist and Befriend: Can Probation Supervision Support Desistance? 377 Deirdre Healy The Relational Context of Desistance: Some Implications and Opportunities for Social Policy 395 Beth Weaver 'Regulating the Poor': Observations on the 'Structural Coupling' of Welfare, Criminal Justice and the Voluntary Sector in a 'Big Society' 413 John J. Rodger What Prospects Youth Justice? Children in Trouble in the Age of Austerity 432 Joe Yates Bleak Times for Children? The Anti-social Behaviour Agenda and the Criminalization of Social Policy 448 Janet Jamieson Social Citizenship and Social Security Fraud in the UK and Australia 465 Gráinne McKeever
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Social Policy & Administration Volume 46, Number 5, October 2012 Regular Issue
CONTENTS
The Higher Education White Paper: The Good, the Bad, the Unspeakable - and the Next White Paper 483 Nicholas Ban Promoting Healthy Routes Back to Work? Boundary Spanning Health Professionals and Employability Programmes in Great Britain 509 Colin Lindsay and Matthew Dutton Social Policy Excellence - Peer Review or Metrics? Analyzing the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise in Social Work and Social Policy and Administration 526 Stephen McKay Controlling Access to Sick Leave Programmes: Practices of Physicians in the Netherlands 544 Agnes Meershoek From Enlightened Self-interest to Welfare Coalitions: Overcoming Identity-based Tensions in the Israeli Welfare State 562 Amos Zehavi
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Studia Diplomatica Numero 3 2011 Introduction 3 Thomas Renard & Tanguy Struye de Swielande China and the South China Sea: A New Security Dilemma? 7 Tanguy Struye de Swielande Australia Rising to the Chinese Challenge 21 Bruno Hellendorff Indonesia's Changing Regional Role: Relations with ASEAN and China 35 Shada Islam Geopolitics and Nuclear Weapons North Korean Provocations as a Tool for Regime Survival 53 Sico van der Meer The Sustainability of the US Military Presence in East Asia 67 Frans-Paul van der Putten The Changing Roles of Japan and China towards ASEAN's Economy 79 Beyond the Flying-Geese Model? Lurong Chen, Philippe De Lombaerde & Nishalini Nair Defining Europe's Strategic Interests in Asia State of Things and Challenges Ahead 95 Michito Tsuruoka The Value of the Asia-Europe Meeting 109 Ambassador Bertrand de Crombrugghe Back to title list
Studia Diplomatica Numero 4 2011 Preface Philippe de Schoutheete Introduction 7 Marc Lepoivre, Jacques Keller-Noëllet & Stijn Verheist Chapter I. Economic governance: Ambitions and ambiguities 11 Jacques Keller-Noëllet Chapter II.Governance by norms: Caught between smart and simple rules 27 Stijn Verheist Chapter III. "Incentive" governance: A key component of a future European economic government 41 Jim Cloos Chapter IV. The "Enforcement" of economic governance 55 Jean-Victor Louis Chapter V. Economic governance and solidarity: A complex relationship 69 Petr Blizkovsky Chapter VI. Global Economic Governance and the EU's External Action Maria João Rodrigues Conclusion 101 Marc Lepoivre, Jacques Keller-Noëllet & Stijn Verheist
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Studia Diplomatica Volume 65 number 1 Table of Contents
3 Preface 5 The European Security System Revisited: EU-Russia Relations Margriet Drent 17 The European Security System as seen from Moscow Dmitry Danilov 33 German-Russian Relations A Pan-European Mission as National Interest Hans-Joachim Spanger 45 NATO'S Network On the Purpose and Challenge of Partnerships Sten Rynning 57 Variable Geometry - Where Gould it Lead? Gunilla Herolf 69 Integration, Security and the European Neighbourhood. The Imporance of the ENP as a Security Policy Instrument Pernille Rieker 79 Eastward Bound? Options and Limitations in the EU'S Eastern Dimension Geir Flikke 91 Russian Energy as a Challenge and a Bonus for European Security. The Caspian-Black Sea Avenue Pavel K. Baev 101 Southeastern Europe and European Security Anton Bebler 111 The EU in Global Security Constructing a Common European Identity Teija Tiilikainen 127 The Future of the European Security System Adrian Hyde-Price Back to title list
Studia Diplomatica Volume LXV number 2 Table of Contents
THE QUEST FOR CONVERGENCE Policy transfer in an interconnected world 5 The quest for convergence Policy transfer in an interconnected world Nienke de Deugd & Gerda van Roozendaal 15 Is the European Union capable of leadership in global climate change politics? Menno R. Kamminga 29 Easier said than done Ukraine as part of the European Union's ring of friends Nienke de Deugd 43 Reviewing transition in Eastern Europe Converging courses of institutional change? Herman W. Hoen 59 Why International Financial Institutions adopt labour standards The case of the European Investment Bank Gerda van Roozendaal 79 Is there convergence between the EU and the US legal style concerning the use of corporate governance codes? Herman Voogsgeerd Individual articles 95 Introducing more equity in the GAP: a difficult challenge Clémentine d'Oultremont 117 The Golden Rule: structural balanced budgets as the new foundation of eurozone fiscal discipline? Stijn Verhelst Back to title list
Turkish Studies
Volume 13 Number 1 March 2012
Special Issue: Corruption, Public Ethics and Changing Cultures Guest Editors: Uğur Ömürgönülşen and Alan Doig Notes on Contributors
1 Editor s' Note
5 Paper s Why the Gap? Turkey, EU Accession, Corruption and Culture Uğur Ömürgönülşen and Alan Doig 7
Ethical Perceptions of Public-Sector Employees and Citizens and their Impact upon Attitudes against Unethical Behavior Hamza Ateş 27 The Possible Sources of Ethical Issues in Urban/Physical Planning in Turkey Gökçen Kilinç, Hüseyin Özgür and Genç F. Neval 45 The Reasons for Unethical Behavior in the Turkish Custom Services from Employees' and Citizens' Points of View Hamza Ateş, Tuncay Güloğlu and Muharrem Es 67 Ethical Conduct in Health Services in Turkey
Haydar Sur and Murat D. Cekin 85 Conclusion: Development, Ethics and Culture Alan Doig and Uğur Omürgönülşen 101 Back to title list
Turkish Studies Volume 13 Number 2 June 2012
Special Issue: The Issues and Consequences of the 2011 Turkish Elections Guest Editor: Paul Kubicek
Notes on Contributors 109 Introduction Paul Kubicek 111 Trends and Characteristics of the Turkish Party System in Light of the 2011 Elections Güneş Murat Tezcür 117 The Triumph of Conservative Globalism: The Political Economy of the AKP Era Ziya Öniş 135 Constitution-Making in Turkey After the 2011 Elections Burak Bilgehan Özpek 153 The Kurdish Issue in June 2011 Elections: Continuity or Change in Turkey's Democratization? Nil S. Satana 169 The Final Curtain for the Turkish Armed Forces? Civil-Military Relations in View of the 2011 General Elections Yaprak Gürsoy 191 Foreign Policy During 2011 Parliamentary Elections in Turkey: Both an Issue and Non-issue Lerna K. Yanik 213 Turkey and the European Union: Europeanization Without Membership H. Tarik Oğuzlu 229 The Transformation of Turkey's Relations with the Middle East: Illusion or Awakening? Emel Parlar Dal 245 Back to title list
Turkish Studies Volume 13 Number 3 September 2012 Magic Blend or Dangerous Mix? Exploring the Role of Religion in Transforming Turkish Foreign Policy from a Theoretical Perspective Giray Sadik 293 Turkey's Engagement with Its Neighborhood: A "Synthetic" and Multidimensional Look at Turkey's Foreign Policy Transformation Kemal Kirişci 319 Restoring Forgotten Ties: Recent Trends and Prospects of Turkey's Trade with Syria, Lebanon and Jordan Farrukh Suvankulov, Alisher Akhmedjonov and Fatma Ogucu 343 The Rise of Political Islam in Turkey: The Case of the Welfare Party Muzaffer Ercan Yilmaz 363 Enthusiastic Reformers or Pragmatic Rulers? The Central Bank Reform Agenda of the Turkish Political Elite and the EU Accession llke Civelekoglu 379 The CHP: From the Single Party to the Permanent Main Opposition Party Hakan Mehmet Kiriş 397 Cooperation Between Secular and Religious Rights Organizations in Turkey Melinda Negrón-Gonzales 415 Governing or Repressing Dissent via the Politics of Toleration: The Justice and Development Party versus the Working Class D. Burcu Eğilmez 431 Referendum Campaigns in Polarized Societies: The Case of Turkey Ece Özlem Atikcan and Kerem Öge 449 Europeanization and the Turkish-Cypriot Political Parties: How Europe Matters George Kyris 471 Othering Through Hate Speech: The Turkish-Islamist (V)AKIT Newspaper as a Case Study Burak Gümüş and Ahmet Baran Dural 489 Transition to Knowledge Society in Turkey: Current State and Future Perspectives Yücel Yilmaz 509 Korean War in the Turkish Press Sevinç Tekindor Von Zur Mühlen 523 The Politics of Memoirs and Memoir-Publishing in Twentieth Century Turkey Doğan Gürpinar 537 Back to title list
West European Politics
Volume 35 Number 1 January 2012
Notes on Contributors v From Europeanisation to Diffusion: Introduction Tanja A. Börzel and Thomas Risse 1 Ts Europeanisation through Conditionality Sustainable? Lock-in of Institutional Change after EU Accession Ulrich Sedelmeier 20 Catching Up? Consolidating Liberal Democracy in Bulgaria and Romania after EU Accession Aneta B. Spendzharova and Milada Anna Vachudova 39 Lost in Europeanisation: The Western Balkans and Turkey Gergana Noutcheva and Senem Aydin-Düzgit 59 Pathologies of Europeanisation: Fighting Corruption in the Southern Caucasus Tanja A. Börzel and Yasemin Pamuk 79 Israel and the Many Pathways of Diffusion Amichai Magen 98 Europeanisation through Cooperation? EU Democracy Promotion in Morocco and Tunisia Vera van Hüllen 117 The Global Spread of European Style International Courts Karen J. Alter 135 Spurred Emulation: The EU and Regional Integration in Mercosur and SADC Tobias Lenz 155 Diffusing Regional Integration: The EU and Southeast Asia Anja Jetschke and Philomena Murray 174 When Europeanisation Meets Diffusion: Exploring New Territory Tanja A. Börzel and Thomas Risse 192 Back to title list
West European Politics
Volume 35 Number 2 March 2012 Notes on Contributors v The Partisan Usage of Parliamentary Salaries: Informal Party Practices Compared Nicole Bolleyer 209 Economic Integration, Party Polarisation and Electoral Turnout Nils D. Steiner and Christian W. Martin 238 La Grande Nation and Agriculture : The Power of French Farmers Demystified Anna van der Vleuten and Gerry Alons 266 SYMPOSIUM Edited by Jocelyne Praud Introduction: Gender Parity and Quotas in European Politics Jocelyne Praud 286 Double-Speak: The European Union and Gender Parity Heather MacRae 301 Portugal's Quota-Parity Law: An Analysis of its Adoption Michael Baum and Ana Espirito-Santo 319 Parity in France: A 'Dual Track' Solution to Women's Under-Representation Rainbow Murray 343 From Laggard to Leader: Explaining the Belgian Gender Quotas and Parity Clause Petra Meier 362 Gender Parity and Quotas in Italy: A Convoluted Reform Process Elisabetta Palici di Suni 380 Institutionalising Gender Equality in Spain: From Party Quotas to Electoral Gender Quotas Tánia Verge 395 ELECTIONS IN CONTEXT The 2011 Danish Parliamentary Election: A Very New Government Karina Kosiara-Pedersen 415
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West European Politics Volume 35 Number 3 May 2012
A 'Virtual Third Chamber' for the European Union? National Parliaments after the Treaty of Lisbon Ian Cooper 441 EU Crisis Management in Berlin: The Fall of Ministerial Walls? An D. Jacobs 466 Informational Lobbying in the European Union: The Effect of Organisational Characteristics Heike Klüver 491 Comparing Radical Right Parties in Government: Immigration and Integration Policies in Nine Countries (1996-2010) Tjitske Akkerman 511 Government Alternation and Patterns of Competition in Europe: Comparative Data in Search of Explanations Giuseppe Ieraci 530 Changing Ideas: Organised Capitalism and the German Left Helen Callaghan and Martin Höpner 551 SYMPOSIUM Guest Edited by Robert Ladrech Party Change and Europeanisation: Elements of an Integrated Approach Robert Ladrech 574 Drifting Further Apart: National Parties and their Electorates on the EU Dimension Mikko Mattila and Tapio Raunio 589 National versus European: Party Control over Members of the European Parliament Monika Mühlböck 607 The Europeanisation of Party Politics? Competing Regulatory Paradigms at the Ingrid van Biezen and Supranational Level Fransje Molenaar 632 RESEARCH NOTE National Parliamentary Control of European Union Affairs: A Cross-national and Longitudinal Comparison Thomas Winzen 657 ELECTIONS IN CONTEXT From Unpopular Socialists to the Popular Party: The Spanish General Election of 2011 Paul Kennedy 673 Back to title list
West European Politics Volume 35 Number 4 July 2012
Notes on Contributors v Cultures of Rioting and Anti-Systemic Politics in Southern Europe Aikaterini Andronikidou and Iosif Kovras 707 Policy Legacies, Visa Reform and the Resilience of Immigration Politics Chris F. Wright 726 Exploring the Breakdown of the Religion-Vote Relationship in The Netherlands, 1971-2006 Giedo Jansen, Nan Dirk de Graaf and Ariana Need 756 The European Parliament and Agency Control in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice Florian Trauner 784 Analysing 'Successor Parties': The Case of the True Finns David Arter 803 Government Alternation and Legislative Party Unity: The Case of Italy, 1988-2008 Luigi Curini and Francesco Zucchini 826 The Politics of Labour Market Reforms and Social Citizenship in Germany Timo Fleckenstein 847 The Life Cycle of Party Manifestos: The Austrian Case Martin Dolezal, Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik, Wolfgang C. Müller and Anna Katharina Winkler 869 What do Parties Want? Policy versus Office Helene Helboe Pedersen 896 The EU as Promoter of Environmental Norms in the Doha Round Arlo Poletti and Daniela Sicurelli 911 Back to title list
West European Politics Volume 35 Number 5 September 2012
Peter Mair and West European Politics: In Memoriam Klaus H. Goetz v Notes on Contributors xi Inside the Black Box: Parties as Multi-level Organisations in a Unitary State Elin H. Allern and Jo Saglie 947 New Parties in Government: Party Organisation and the Costs of Public Office Nic ole Bolleyer, Joost van Spanje and Alex Wilson 971 Schools with a Difference: Policy Discourses and Education Reform in Britain and Germany Gregory Baldi 999 'Marx' or the Market? Intra-party Power and Social Democratic Welfare State Retrenchment Gijs Schumacher 1024 Macro-Political Determinants of Educational Inequality between Migrants and Natives in Western Europe Raphaela Schlicht-Schmälzle and Sabrina Möller 1044 Politicisation of the EU Budget Conflict and the Constraining Dissensus Pieter de Wilde 1075 National Parliamentary Control of EU Affairs: Institutional Design after Enlargement Jan Karlas 1095 Biasing Politics? Interest Group Participation in EU Policy-Making Heike Klüver 1114 Codecision and Its Discontents: Intra-Organisational Politics and Institutional Reform in the European Parliament Adrienne Héritier and Christine Reh 1134 Europeanising the 'Kosovo Question': Serbia's Policies in the Context of EU Integration Jelena Obradović-Wochnik and Alexander Wochnik 1158 The EU Politics of Remembrance: Can Europeans Remember Together? Annabelle Littoz-Monnet 1182 Back to title list
West European Politics Volume 35 Number 6 November 2012
Introduction: Issue Congruence and Political Responsiveness Christine Arnold and Mark N. Franklin 1217 European Parliament Elections and Political Representation: Policy Congruence between Voters and Parties Rory Costello, Jacques Thomassen, and Martin Rosema 1226 Mechanisms of Issue Congruence: The Democratic Party Mandate Tom Louwerse 1249 Partisan Sorting and Niche Parties in Europe James Adams, Lawrence Ezrow and Debra Leiter 1272 Intra-Party Democracy and Party Responsiveness Ron Lehrer 1295 Institutional Context and Representational Strain in Party-Voter Agreement in Western and Eastern Europe Robert Rohrschneider and Stephen Whitefield 1320 Parties' Positions on European Integration: Issue Congruence, Ideology or Context? Christine Arnold, Eliyahu V. Sapir and Catherine de Vries 1341 Strategic Incentives, Issue Proximity and Party Support in Europe Lorenzo De Sio and Mark N. Franklin 1363 The Causal Flow between Public Opinion and Policy: Government Responsiveness, Leadership, or Counter Movement Armen Hakhverdian 1386 Political Institutions and the Opinion-Policy Link Christopher Wlezien and Stuart N. Soroka 1407 Back to title list
World Politics Vol.64 • October 2012 • No. 4
CONTENTS The Origins of Positive Judicial Independence Lisa Hilbink 587 Vertical Trade Specialization and the Formation of North-South PTAs Mark S. Manger 622 Fortifying Citizenship: Policy Strategies for Civic Integration in Western Europe Sara Wallace Goodman 659 Party Systems and Government Stability in Central and Eastern Europe Florian Grotz and Till Weber 699 Sino-Capitalism: China's Reemergence and the International Political Economy Christopher A. McNally 741 Back to title list
World Politics Vol.64 January 2012 No. 1
CONTENTS
If Money Talks, What Does It Say? Varieties of Capitalism and Business Financing of Parties Iain McMenamin 1
Moral Hazard, Discipline, and the Management of Terrorist Organizations Jacob N. Shapiro and David A. Siegel 39
Ethnicity, the State, and the Duration of Civil War Julian Wucherpfennig, Nils W. Metternich, Lars-Erik Cederman, and Kristian Skrede Gleditsch 79
Religion, Pluralism, and Iconography in the Public Sphere: Theory and Evidence from Lebanon Daniel Corstange 116 REVIEW ARTICLE The Era of Electoral Authoritarianism Yonatan L. Morse 161
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World Politics Vol. 64 April 2012 No. 2
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The Cultural Divide in Europe: Migration, Multiculturalism, and Political Trust Lauren M. McLaren 199 Secure Property as a Bottom-Up Process: Firms, Stakeholders, and Predators in Weak States Stanislav Markus 242 Pathways of Dominance and Displacement: The Varying Fates of Legacy Unions in New Democracies Teri L. Caraway 278 Democratization and Multilateral Security Isabella Alcañiz 306 Anglo-American Primacy and the Global Spread of Democracy: An International Genealogy Kevin Narizny 341 Back to title list
World Politics
Vol.64 July 2012 No. 3
CONTENTS
Global Networks and Domestic Policy Convergence: A Network Explanation of Policy Changes Xun Cao 375 Disguised Protectionism and Linkages to the GATT/WTO Moonhawk Kim 426 Coalitions and Language Politics: Policy Shifts in Southeast Asia Amy H. Liu and Jacob I. Ricks 476 Associational Networks and Welfare States in Argentina, Brazil, South Korea, and Taiwan Cheol-Sung Lee 507 In Search of Soft Power: Does Foreign Public Opinion Matter for US Foreign Policy? Benjamin E. Goldsmith and Yusaku Horiuchi 555