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Volume 2, Number 2, 1 May 2002
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Public affairs in a post-September 11th world
pp. 6-8(3)
Authors: P. Harris; D. Moss

Thoughts on building a just market society
pp. 9-15(7)
Author: M. Thomas

Isolating risk for better public affairs outcomes
pp. 16-18(3)
Author: A. Furnival

Breaking down the barriers? New public management in the European Commission
pp. 19-32(14)
Authors: A. Quinlivan; E. Schon

Intersectoral differences in public affairs: The duty of public reporting in public administration
pp. 33-43(11)
Author: M. Lee

The anglicisation of political marketing: How Blair ‘out-marketed’ Clinton
pp. 44-56(13)
Authors: P. Ingram; J. Lees-Marshment

Managing public affairs through storytelling
pp. 57-70(14)
Author: P.P.M.A.R. Heugens

Policy making in political memoirs — The case of the poll tax
pp. 71-84(14)
Author: C. McGrath

The ideal profile of the PA expert at the EU level
pp. 85-89(5)
Author: R. van Schendelen

The evolving profile, qualifications and roles of the senior public affairs officer
pp. 90-94(5)
Author: C.S. Fleisher

Of fireworks, the Shaman and Machiavelli
pp. 95-98(4)
Authors: T. Spencer; R. van Schendelen

Book Reviews
pp. 99-102(4)

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