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Parliamentary Affairs is an established, peer-reviewed academic quarterly covering all the aspects of government and politics directly or indirectly connected with Parliament and parliamentary systems in Britain and throughout the world. The journal is published in partnership with the Hansard Society. The Society was created to promote parliamentary democracy throughout the world, a theme which is reflected in the pages of Parliamentary Affairs.

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Volume 57, Number 2, April 2004

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Politics: The Year the War Was Spun
pp. 237-252(16)
Author: Stephen Ingle

The Law and Politics: Upsetting the Judicial Apple-Cart
pp. 288-300(13)
Author: Sue Prince

Parliament: More Bleak House than Great Expectations
pp. 301-314(14)
Author: Philip Cowley

Public Policy: But Domestic Policy Didn't Stop!
pp. 315-328(14)
Author: Andrew Hindmoor

Devolution: Comparative Development and Policy Roles
pp. 329-346(18)
Author: James Mitchell

Britain and Europe: Europe and/or America?
pp. 347-365(19)
Author: David Baker

Local Government: Choice within Constraint
pp. 366-379(14)
Author: Lawrence Pratchett

Elections and Public Opinion: Leaders Under Pressure
pp. 380-395(16)
Author: Colin Rallings

Parties and Party Systems: Realignment or Readjustment?
pp. 396-407(12)
Author: Andrew Russell

Politics and the Media: A Crisis of Trust?
pp. 420-434(15)
Author: James Stanyer

Sleaze, Ethics and Codes: the Politics of Trust
pp. 435-452(18)
Author: Alan Doig

Democratic Audit: Executive Democracy in War and Peace
pp. 453-468(16)
Author: Iain Byrne

Textbooks and Resources: As You Like It
pp. 526-529(4)
Author: Lynton Robins

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