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David R. Howarth
Citation: David R. Howarth, Ethos, agonism and populism: William Connolly and the case for radical democracy., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 10(2), 2008, pp. 171-193
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Sarah Child
Citation: Sarah Child, In their own words: New Labour women and the substantive representation of women., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 3(2), 2001, pp. 173-190
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Ian Hall
Citation: Ian Hall, Power politics and appeasement: political realism in british international thought, c. 1935-1955, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 8(2), 2006, pp. 174-192
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Rhiannon Vickers
Citation: Rhiannon Vickers, The new public diplomacy: Britain and Canada compared, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 182-194
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Stephen Ward
Rachel Gibson
Citation: Stephen Ward et Rachel Gibson, On-line and on message? : Candidate websites in the 2001 General Election., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 5(2), 2003, pp. 188-205
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Charles Pattie
Ron Johnston
Citation: Charles Pattie et Ron Johnston, Losing the voters' trust: evaluations of the political system and voting at the 1997 british general election., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 3(2), 2001, pp. 191-222
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Kevin Theakston
Mark Gill
Citation: Kevin Theakston et Mark Gill, Rating 20.-century british Prime Minister, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 8(2), 2006, pp. 193-213
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Matthew Watson
Citation: Matthew Watson, Sand in the wheels, or oiling the wheels of international finance? : New labours' appeal to a new Bretton Woods., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 4(2), 2002, pp. 193-221
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Gulshan Ara Khan
Citation: Gulshan Ara Khan, Pluralisation : an alternative to hegemony, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 10(2), 2008, pp. 194-209
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Grant Jordan
Darren Halpin
William Maloney
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
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Sven Steinmo
Citation: Sven Steinmo, The evolution of policy ideas: tax policy in the 20.century, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 5(2), 2003, pp. 206-236
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David Owen
Citation: David Owen, Pluralism and the pathos of distance (or How to relax with style): Connolly, agonistic respect and the limits of political theory, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 10(2), 2008, pp. 210-226
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David P. Dolowitz
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
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Giles Scott-Smith
Citation: Giles Scott-smith, Searching for the Successor Generation: public diplomacy, the US embassy's international visitor program and the Labour Party in the 1980s, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 8(2), 2006, pp. 214-237
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Steve Ludlam
Matthew Bodah
David Coates
Citation: Steve Ludlam et al., Trajectories of solidarity: changing union-party linkages in the UK and the USA, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 4(2), 2002, pp. 222-244
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Tim Dunne
Citation: Tim Dunne, New thinking on international society., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 3(2), 2001, pp. 223-244
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Saul Newman
Citation: Saul Newman, Connolly's democratic pluralism and the question of state sovereignty, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 10(2), 2008, pp. 227-240
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Werner Bonefeld
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
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Robert Geyer
Citation: Robert Geyer, Beyond the Third Way: the science of complexity and the politics of choice, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 5(2), 2003, pp. 237-257
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Stephen Meredith
Citation: Stephen Meredith, Mr Crosland's nightmare? New labour and equality in historical pespective, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 8(2), 2006, pp. 238-255
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Andreas Bieler
Adam David Morton
Citation: Andreas Bieler et Adam David Morton, Unthinking materialism?, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 6(2), 2004, pp. 238-240
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William E. Connolly
Citation: William E. Connolly, The power of assemblages and the fragility of things, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 10(2), 2008, pp. 241-250
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Caroline Thomas
Peter Wilkin
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
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Adam Edwards
Pete Gill
Citation: Adam Edwards et Pete Gill, The politics of transnational organized crime: discourse, reflexivity and the narration of threat., British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 4(2), 2002, pp. 245-270
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David Marsh
Citation: David Marsh, Understanding british government: analysing competing models, British journal of politics & international relations (Print) , 10(2), 2008, pp. 251-268