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A feminised style of politics? Women MPs in the House of Commons.

Authors: Sarah Childs

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Sarah Childs, A feminised style of politics? Women MPs in the House of Commons., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(1), 2004, pp. 3-19

Gender, ideology and issue preference: is there such a thing as a political women's interest in Britain?

Authors: Rosie Campbell

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Rosie Campbell, Gender, ideology and issue preference: is there such a thing as a political women's interest in Britain?, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(1), 2004, pp. 20-44

Getting on or getting by? Women, social capital and political participation

Authors: Vivien Lowndes

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Vivien Lowndes, Getting on or getting by? Women, social capital and political participation, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(1), 2004, pp. 45-64

Thinking about making a difference.

Authors: Nirmal Puwar

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Nirmal Puwar, Thinking about making a difference., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(1), 2004, pp. 65-80

New Labour, Gender mainstreaming and the Women and Equality Unit.

Authors: Judith Squires Mark Wickham-Jones

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Judith Squires et Mark Wickham-jones, New Labour, Gender mainstreaming and the Women and Equality Unit., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(1), 2004, pp. 81-98

Gender and political representation in the UK: the state of the discipline.

Authors: Fions Mackay

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Fions Mackay, Gender and political representation in the UK: the state of the discipline., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(1), 2004, pp. 99-120

The interpretive approach in political science: a symposium. Introduction.

Authors: Alan Finlayson

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Alan Finlayson, The interpretive approach in political science: a symposium. Introduction., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 129-164

Fairness and electoral reform.

Authors: Adrian Blau

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Adrian Blau, Fairness and electoral reform., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 165-181

The new public diplomacy: Britain and Canada compared

Authors: Rhiannon Vickers

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Rhiannon Vickers, The new public diplomacy: Britain and Canada compared, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 182-194

Defining interests: disambiguation and the need for the new distinctions?

Authors: Grant Jordan Darren Halpin William Maloney

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Grant Jordan et al., Defining interests: disambiguation and the need for the new distinctions?, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 195-212

Prosperity and fairness? : Can New Labour bring fairness to the 21. century by following the dictates of endogenous growth?

Authors: David P. Dolowitz

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: David P. Dolowitz, Prosperity and fairness? : Can New Labour bring fairness to the 21. century by following the dictates of endogenous growth?, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 213-230

Critical economy and social constitution: a reply to Bieler and Morton.

Authors: Werner Bonefeld

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Werner Bonefeld, Critical economy and social constitution: a reply to Bieler and Morton., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 231-237

Unthinking materialism?

Authors: Andreas Bieler Adam David Morton

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Andreas Bieler et Adam David Morton, Unthinking materialism?, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 238-240

Still waiting after all these years: the Third World on the periphery if international relations

Authors: Caroline Thomas Peter Wilkin

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Caroline Thomas et Peter Wilkin, Still waiting after all these years: the Third World on the periphery if international relations, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 241-258

IR as practical philosophy: defining a "classical approach".

Authors: Richard Shapcott

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Richard Shapcott, IR as practical philosophy: defining a "classical approach"., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(3), 2004, pp. 271-291

Presidential attribution as an agency of Prime Ministerial Critique in a Parliamentary democracy: the case of Tony Blair.

Authors: Michael Foley

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Michael Foley, Presidential attribution as an agency of Prime Ministerial Critique in a Parliamentary democracy: the case of Tony Blair., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(3), 2004, pp. 292-311

Mad cows and mad money: problems of risk in the making and understanding of policy.

Authors: Martin J. Smith

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Martin J. Smith, Mad cows and mad money: problems of risk in the making and understanding of policy., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(3), 2004, pp. 312-332

Electing the leader: the British Labour Party's electoral college

Authors: Thomas Quinn

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Thomas Quinn, Electing the leader: the British Labour Party's electoral college, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(3), 2004, pp. 333-352

Do public interest companies form a third way within public services?

Authors: Rajiv Prabhakar

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Rajiv Prabhakar, Do public interest companies form a third way within public services?, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(3), 2004, pp. 353-369

The enlightenment function and dimensions of time: evolutionary theory and limits of privatisation in british trunk roads policy.

Authors: Geoffrey Dudley

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Geoffrey Dudley, The enlightenment function and dimensions of time: evolutionary theory and limits of privatisation in british trunk roads policy., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(3), 2004, pp. 389-408

Beyond diplomacy? UK relations with China since 1997.

Authors: Shaun Breslin

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: Shaun Breslin, Beyond diplomacy? UK relations with China since 1997., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(3), 2004, pp. 409-425

Celebrity politicians:popular culture and political representation

Authors: John Street

Journal: British journal of politics & international relations (Print)

Citation: John Street, Celebrity politicians:popular culture and political representation, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(4), 2004, pp. 435-452

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