British Journal of Politics and International Relations

A Generation Apart? Youth and Political Participation in Britain
pp. 167-192(26)
Authors: Henn, Matt; Weinstein, Mark; Wring, Dominic

A generation apart? Youth and political participation in Britain
pp. 167-192(26)
Authors: HENN, MATT; WEINSTEIN, MARK; WRING, DOMINIC

Sand in the Wheels, or Oiling the Wheels, of International Finance? New Labour's Appeal to a `new Bretton Woods'
pp. 193-221(29)
Author: Watson, Matthew

Sand in the wheels, or oiling the wheels, of international finance? New Labour's appeal to a `new Bretton Woods'
pp. 193-221(29)
Author: WATSON, MATTHEW

Trajectories of Solidarity: Changing Union-party Linkages in The UK and The USA
pp. 222-244(23)
Authors: Ludlam, Steve; Bodah, Matthew; Coates, David

Trajectories of solidarity: changing union-party linkages in the UK and the USA
pp. 222-244(23)
Authors: LUDLAM, STEVE; BODAH, MATTHEW; COATES, DAVID

The Politics of `Transnational Organized Crime': Discourse, Reflexivity and the Narration of `threat'
pp. 245-270(26)
Authors: Edwards, Adam; Gill, Pete

The politics of `transnational organized crime': discourse, reflexivity and the narration of `threat'
pp. 245-270(26)
Authors: EDWARDS, ADAM; GILL, PETE

The Slow Death of a Governing Party: the Erosion of Conservative Local Electoral Support in England 1979-97
pp. 271-298(28)
Authors: Rallings, Colin; Thrasher, Michael; Johnston, Ron

The slow death of a governing party: the erosion of Conservative local electoral support in England 1979-97
pp. 271-298(28)
Authors: RALLINGS, COLIN; THRASHER, MICHAEL; JOHNSTON, RON

The Ideological Composition of the Parliamentary Conservative Party 1992-97
pp. 299-324(26)
Author: Heppell, Timothy

The ideological composition of the Parliamentary Conservative Party 1992-97
pp. 299-324(26)
Author: HEPPELL, TIMOTHY

What a Ridiculous Thing to Say! (Which is Why We Didn't Say It): a Response to Timothy Heppell
pp. 325-329(5)
Authors: Cowley, Philip; Norton, Philip

What a ridiculous thing to say! (which is why we didn't say it): a response to Timothy Heppell
pp. 325-329(5)
Authors: COWLEY, PHILIP; NORTON, PHILIP

Saved from Extinction: Evolutionary Theorising, Politics and the State
pp. 330-358(29)
Author: Kerr, Peter

Saved from extinction: evolutionary theorising, politics and the state
pp. 330-358(29)
Author: KERR, PETER

Studying the Media and Politics in Britain: a Tale of Two Literatures?
pp. 359-373(15)
Author: Chondroleou, Georgia

Studying the media and politics in Britain: a tale of two literatures?
pp. 359-373(15)
Author: CHONDROLEOU, GEORGIA