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American Political Science Review vol. 95, n° 2, juin 2001

· Human Rights as a Common Concern, Charles R. Beitz, p. 269.

· Interpreting Berlin’s Liberalism, Jonathan Riley, p. 283.

· Machiavellian Democracy : Controlling Elites with Ferocious Populism, John P. McCormick, p. 297.

· State Supreme Courts in American Democracy : Probing the Myths of Judicial Reform, Melinda Gann Hall, p. 315.

· Why Are Japanese Judges So Conservative in Politically Charged Cases ?, J. Mark Ramseyer, Eric B. Rasmusen, p. 331.

· Cabinet Decision Rules and Political Uncertainty in Parliamentary Bargaining, John D. Huber, Nolan McCarty, p. 345.

· Congressional Decision Making and the Separation of Powers, Andrew D. Martin, p. 361.

· Political Ignorance and Collective Policy Preferences, Martin Gilens, p. 379.

· An Extension and Test of Converse’s “ Black-and-White ” Model of Response Stability, Jennifer L. Hill, Hanspeter Kriesi, p. 397.

· The Sum of the Parts Can Violate the Whole, Donald G. Saari, Katri K. Sieberg, p. 415.

· FORUM

· Asymmetric Information and Legislative Rules : Some Amendments, Vijay Krishna, John Morgan, p. 435.

· Plausibility of Signals by a Heterogeneous Committee, Keith Krehbiel, p. 453.

Canadian Journal of Political Science Revue canadienne de science politique vol. 34, n° 2, juin 2001

· Hannah Arendt, lectrice de Rosa Luxemburg, Francis Moreault, p. 227.

· The Decline and Fall of Corporatism ? Labour Legislation Reform in Mexico and Argentina during the 1990s, Viviana Patroni, p. 249.

· A Simple Difference of Opinion ? Religious Beliefs and Gender Gaps in Public Opinion in Canada, Brenda O’Neill, p. 275.

· Canadian Exceptionalism : Explaining Differences over Time in Provincial and Federal Voter Turnout, Donley T. Studlar, p. 299.

· Reconciling Rights and Federalism during Review of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms : The Supreme Court of Canada and the Centralization Thesis, 1982 to 1999, James B. Kelly, p. 321.

· Interest Group Litigation and the Embedded State : Canada’s Court Challenges Program, Ian Brodie, p. 357.

Comparative Political Studies vol. 34, n° 5, juin 2001

· Political Culture and Legislative Gridlock : Politics of Economic Reform in Precrisis Korea, Jongryn Mo, p. 467.

· Bound but Not Gagged : Media Reform in Democratic Transitions, Andrew K. Milton, p. 493.

· Effects of Government Characteristics on Fiscal Deficit in 18 OECD Countries, 1961-1994, Takayuki Sakamoto, p. 527.

· Virtual Legality : Authoritarian Legacies and the Reform of Military Justice in Brazil, the Southern Cone, and Mexico, Anthony W. Pereira, p. 555.

Comparative Political Studies vol. 34, n° 6, août 2001

· The Invisible Hand of Democracy : Political Control and the Provision of Public Services, David A. Lake, Matthew A. Baum, p. 587.

· The Limits of Judicial Power : Trade-Environment Disputes in the GATT/WTO and the EU, R. Daniel Kelemen, p. 622.

· Direct Democracy and Institutional Change : A Comparative Investigation, Susan E. Scarrow, p. 651.

· Family Political Socialization in Multiparty Systems, Raphael Ventura, p. 666.

Electoral Studies vol. 20, n° 3, septembre 2001

· Measuring Strategic Voting in Multiparty Plurality Elections, A. Blais, R. Nadeau, E. Gidengil, N. Nevitte, p. 343.

· The Effects of Electoral Systems on Women’s Representation in Post-Communist States, R. G. Moser, p. 353.

· Economic Adversity and Public Mobilization in Russia, D. Bahry, C. Lipsmeyer, p. 371.

· The Political Context of Issue-Priority Voting : Coalitions and Economic Voting in the Netherlands, 1970-1999, H. Dorussen, M. Taylor, p. 399.

· The Electoral Effect of Underdevelopment : Government Turnover and its Causes in Latin American, Caribbean and Industrialized Countries, J. Molina, p. 427.

· RESEARCH NOTE

· A New Populism ? The Case of Patrick Buchanan, D. L. Weakliem, p. 447.

· NOTES ON RECENT ELECTIONS

· Dagestan People’s Assembly Election 1999, E. Kisriev, R. B. Ware, p. 463.

· The 1999 Presidential and Legislative Elections in Niger, A. Di Lorenzo, E. Sborgi, p. 470.

· The 1999 Parliamentary Elections in Kuwait, G. Alnajjar, p. 477.

· The Russian Presidential Election, March 2000, S. White, p. 484.

· The 2000 General Election in Spain, J. M. Colomer, p. 490.

· The 2000 Presidential Election in the Dominican Republic, E. Sagás, p. 495.

· The Cycles of Elections, p. 503.

European Journal of Political Research vol. 39, n° 3, mai 2001

· The Choice for EU Theorists : Establishing a Common Framework for Analysis, J. Peterson, p. 289-318.

· Alternative Models of issue Voting : The Case of the 1991 and 1995 Elections in Belgium, B. Maddens, I. Hajnal, p. 319-146.

· Constitutional Courts as Veto Players : Divorce and Decrees in Italy, M. L. Volcansek, p. 347-372.

· Routes to Party Choice : Ideology, Economic Evaluation and Voting at the 1997 British General Election, C. J. Pattie, R. J. Jonhston, p. 373-389.

· Organized Interests and the State : A Disintegrating Relationship ? Evidence from Denmark, J. Blom-Hansen, p. 391-416.

European Journal of Political Research vol. 39, n° 4, juin 2001

· Some Political Aspects of Taxation and Distribution in Federal Governments : An Application of the Theory of the Core, A. Coram, p. 417-429.

· Defending Democracy : Reactions to Political Extremism in Inter-War Europe, G. Capoccia, p. 431-460.

· Who Is that (Wo)Man in the Street ? From the Normalisation of Protest to the Normalisation of the Protester, P. van Aelst, S. Walgrave, p. 461-486.

· Ideology-Driven Opinion Formation in Europe : The Case of Attitudes towards the Third Sector in Sweden, S. Kumlin, p. 457-518.

· Politicians on TV News : Getting Attention in Dutch and German Election Campaigns, K. Schoenbach, J. De Ridder, E. Lauf, p. 519-531.

International Organization vol. 55, n° 1, hiver 2001

· Class Versus Industry Cleavages : Inter-Industry Factor Mobility and the Politics of Trade, Michael J. Hiscox, p. 1.

· The Community Trap : Liberal Norms, Rhetorical Action, and the Eastern Enlargement of the European Union, Frank Schimmelfennig, p. 47.

· Institutions and Investors : The Politics of the Economic Crisis in Southeast Asia, Andrew MacIntyre, p. 81.

· Foreign Aid and Statehood in Africa, Arthur A. Goldsmith, p. 123.

· Liberal Social Reconstruction and the Resolution of Civil Wars in Central America, Mark Peceny, William Stanley, p. 149.

· RESEARCH NOTE

· Stabilizing the Peace After Civil War : An Investigation of Some Key Variables, Caroline Hartzell, Matthew Hoddie, Donald Rothchild, p. 183.

International Political Science Review Revue Internationale de Science Politique vol. 22, n° 3, juillet 2001

· ISSUE TITLE : TRANSFORMATION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS – BETWEEN CHANGE AND CONTINUITY TRANSFORMATIONS DES RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES : ENTRE RUPTURE ET CONTINUITÉ

· ISSUE EDITOR : LUC SINDJOUN

· Transformation of International Relations – between Change and Continuity : Introduction, Luc Sindjoun, p. 219.

· Abiding Sovereignty, Stephen D. Krasner, p. 229.

· Realism under Praise or a Requiem ? The Paradigmatic Debate in International Relations, Bertrand Badie, p. 253.

· Citizenship, Humanity, and Cosmopolitan Harm Conventions, Andrew Linklater, p. 261.

· Africa and International Relations : Regional Lessons for a Global Discourse, Tandeka C. Nkiwane, p. 279.

Journal of Politics vol. 63, n° 2, mai 2001

· The Road Not taken : Dred Scott, Judicial Authority, and Political Questions, Keith E. Whittington, p. 365.

· Thomas Hobbes and the Perils of Pluralism, Richard Boyd, p. 392.

· Divided Government and Economic Voting, Helmut Norpoth, p. 414.

· On the Return of Epicycles : Some Crossroads in Spatial Modeling Revisited, Anders Westholm, p. 436.

· Sophistry versus Science : On Further Efforts to Rehabilitate the Proximity Model, Stuart Elaine Macdonald, George Rabinowitz, Ola Listhaug, p. 482.

· Individual and Contextual Effects on Attributions about Pornography, Elaine B. Sharp, Mark Joslyn, p. 501.

· Gun Policy, Opinion, Tragedy, and Blame Attribution : The Conditional Influence of Issue Frames, Donald P. Haider-Markel, Mark R. Joslyn, p. 520.

· Variability in State Policy Priorities : An Empirical Analysis, William G. Jacoby, Saundra K. Schneider, p. 544.

· Incumbents and Challengers on a Level Playing Field : Assessing the Impact of Campaign Finance in Brazil, David Samuels, p. 569.

· RESEARCH NOTES

· Incumbent Popularity and Vote Choice in Gubernatorial Elections, James D. King, p. 585.

· Representative Bureaucracy and Harder Questions : A Response to Meier, Wrinkle, and Polinard, Laura B. Nielsen, Patrick J. Wolf, p. 598.

· Zen and the Art of Policy Analysis : A Response to Nielsen and Wolf, Kenneth J. Meier, Warren S. Eller, Robert D. Wrinkle, and J.-L. Polinard, p. 616.

Journal of Politics vol. 63, n° 3, juillet, 2001

· The Supreme Court and the South, Karen O’Connor, p. 701.

· The Path(s) to Rivalry : Behavioral and Structural Explanations of Rivalry Development, Douglas M. Stinnett, Paul F. Diehl, p. 717.

· Rebuilding the Foundations of Offense-Defense Theory, Stephen Biddle, p. 741.

· Economic Performance, Institutional Intermediation, and Democratic Survival, Michael Bernhard, Timothy Nordstrom, Christopher Reenock, p. 775.

· Effects of Negative Campaigning on Turnout in US Senate Elections, 1988-1998, Richard R. Lau, Gerald M. Pomper, p. 804.

· Thucydides and Plato on Democracy and Trust, Gerald M. Mara, p. 820.

· Political Context, Issue Salience, and Selective Attentiveness : Constituent Knowledge of the Clarence Thomas Confirmation Vote, Vincent L. Hutchings, p. 846.

· RESEARCH NOTES

· Selections of Laws Clerks and Polarization in the US Supreme Court, Corey Ditslear, Lawrence Baum, p. 869.

· Inner-City Contexts, Church Attendance and African-American Political Participation, Yvette Alex-Assensoh, A. B. Assensoh, p. 886.

· Election Systems and Voter Turnout : Experiments in the United States, Shaun Bowler, David Brockington, Todd Donovan, p. 902.

· The Distribution of Campaign Spending Benefits across Groups, John J. Coleman, p. 916.

· Does Peace Nurture Democracy ?, Dan Reiter, p. 935.

· REVIEW ESSAYS

· Can Technology Enhance Democracy ? The Doubters’ Answer, Philip Howard, p. 949.

· Creating Democracies in the Modern World, Craig T. Cobane, p. 952.

Political Research Quarterly vol. 54, n° 2, juin 2001

· Environmental Policy and Party Divergence in Congress, Charles R. Shipan, William Lowry, p. 245.

· The Institutionalization of State Communities of Organized Interests, Virginia Gray, David Lowery, p. 265.

· Arms and Arguments : Modeling the Effects of Weapons Transfers on Subsystem Relationships, Gregory S. Sanjian, p. 285.

· Aristotle’s Theory of Revolution : Looking at the Lockean Side, Leslie Friedman Goldstein, p. 311.

· Building Institutional Legitimacy : The Role of Procedural Justice, Vanessa A. Baird, p. 333.

· Commitment Compliance in G-7 Macroeconomic Summit Policy Coordination, Quan Li, p. 355.

· FORUM

· A Multiple Values Model of Political Tolerance, Mark Peffley, Pia Knigge, Jon Hurwitz, p. 379.

· Concept and Measurement Artifact in Multiple Values and Value Conflict Models, Arthur Miller, Tor Wynn, Phil Ullrich, Mollie Marti, p. 407.

· Reply to Miller et al. : Replication Made Simple, Mark Peffley, Pia Knigge, Jon Hurwitz, p. 421.

· RESEARCH NOTES

· How Important Are Iowa and New Hampshire to Winning Post-Reform Presidential Nominations ?, Randall E. Adkins, Andrew J. Dowdie, p. 431.

· Official English and the States : Influences on Declaring English the Official Language in the United States, Deborah J. Schildkraut, p. 445.

· State Annexation “ Constraints ” and the Frequency of Municipal Annexation, Jared Carr, Richard Feiock, p. 459.

Political Theory vol. 29, n° 3, juin 2001

· Partial Justice, Sharon Krause, p. 315.

· The Place of Negative Morality in Political Theory, Jonathan Allen, p. 337.

· Justifying a Conception of the Good Life : The Problem of the 1844 Marx, Daniel Brudney, p. 364.

· Derrida on Law : Or, Poststructruralism Gets Serious, John P. McCormick, p. 395.

· CRITICAL EXCHANGE

· Smith, Strauss, and Platonic Liberalism, John R. Wallach, p. 424.

· A Response to John Wallach, Steven B. Smith, p. 430.

Political Theory vol. 29, n° 4, août 2001

· Traditio : Feminists of Color and the Torn Virtues of Democratic Engagement ? Romand Coles, p. 488.

· Popular Sovereignty and Nationalism, Bernard Yack, p. 517.

· Hugo Grotius : Property and Consent, John Salter, p. 537.

· Banishing the Particular : Rousseau on Rhetoric, Patrie, and the Passions, Arash Abizadeh, p. 556.

Rivista italiana di scienza politica vol. 31, n° 2, août 2001

· SAGGI

· Pochi voti, tanta influenza. Nazionalismi e partiti nazionalisti in Europa, Pietro Grilli di Cortona, p. 185.

· L’orizzonte della cooperazione. La controversia sui vantaggi relativi nelle relazioni internazionali, Filippo Andreatta, Mathias Koenig-Archibugi, p. 235.

· RICERCHE

· Trent’anni, 253 autori, 14422 pagine di scienza politica, Giacomo Sani, Guido Legnante, p. 277.

· NOTE

· L’eredità di Herbert Simon : tra psicologia cognitiva e scienza politica, Donatella Campus, p. 291.

· FOCUS

· Teorie della transizione e analisi del sistema politico : il caso italiano, Gianfranco Pasquino, p. 313.

Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft. Revue suisse de science politique. Swiss Political Science Review vol. 7, n° 2, été 2001

· Gouvernance métropolitaine et démocratie : l’exemple des politiques de lutte contre la drogue, Daniel Kübler, Sonja Wälti, p. 1.

· L’inégalité, frein à la croissance ? L’effet de l’inégalité des revenus sur les taux de croissance de dix pays de l’Europe de l’Ouest, Daniel Oesch, p. 27.

· Bringing Courts Back In : Normdurchsetzung im GATT, in der WTO und der EG, Bernhard Zangl, p. 49.

· RESEARCH NOTE

· The New Swiss Employment Puzzle, Giuliano Bonoli, André Mach, p. 81.

· DEBATE : IMMIGRATION POLICY

· Kulturelle Pluralisierung und Strukturelle Assimilation : das Problem der ethnischen Schichtung, Hartmut Esser, p. 97.

· Migration in der funktional differenzierten Gesellschaft, Michael Bommes, p. 108.

· Multicultural Nation-building : “ Integration ” as Public Philosophy and Research Paradigm in Western Europe, Adrian Favell, p. 116.

· Die Debatte um die Eingliederung von Migranten oder : was ist das Ziel von “ Integrationspolitik ” in liberalen Demokratien ?, Hans Mahnig, p. 124.

West European Politics vol. 24, n° 2, avril 2001

· Introduction : Switzerland – Key Institutions and Behavioural Outcomes, Jan-Erik Lane, p. 1.

· Consensual Government in a Heterogenous Polity, Ulrich Klöti, p. 19.

· How Does Direct Democracy Matter ? The Impact of Referendum Votes on Politics and Policy-Making, Yannis Papadopoulos, p. 35.

· The Federal Parliament : The Limits of Institutional Reform, Hanspeter Kriesi, p. 59.

· Towards the Judicialisation of Swiss Politics ?, Christine Rothmayr, p. 77.

· Institutions and Outcomes of Swiss Federalism : The Role of the Cantons in Swiss Politics, Wolf Linder, Adrian Vatter, p. 95.

· Swiss Political Parties : Between Persistence and Change, Andreas Ladner, p. 123.

· Institutionalising the Swiss Welfare State, Klaus Armingeon, p. 145.

· The Growth of the Public Sector in Switzerland, Jan-Erik Lane, Reinert Maeland, p. 169.

· The Political Economy of Switzerland : A Monetarist Success ?, Jan-Erik Lane, p. 191.

· Switzerland and the European Integration Process : Engagement without Marriage, Cédric Dupont, Pascal Sciarini, p. 211.

West European Politics vol. 24, n° 3, juillet 2001

· The Extreme Right Utopia in Belgium and France : The Ideology of the Flemish Claams Blok and the French Front National, Marc Swyngedouw, Gilles Ivaldi, p. 1.

· Pariahs in their Midst : Belgian and Norwegian Parties React to Extremist Threats, William M. Downs, p. 23.

· The Failure of Participatory Democracy in the Czech Republic, Magdalena Hadjiisky, p. 43.

· Idealism versus Realism in Institutional Choice : Explaining Electoral Reform in Poland, Kenneth Ka-Lok Chan, p. 65.

· Early Consolidation and Performance Crisis : The Majoritarian-Consensus Democracy Debate in Hungary, Attila Ágh, p. 89.

· Evolving or Conforming ? Assessing Organizational Reform within European Green Parties, Jon Burchell, p. 113.

· The Puzzle of Dutch Welfare State Retrenchment, Christopher Green-Pedersen, p. 135.

· Institutions and Representation : How Institutional Rules Shape Political Recruitment in French Regional Elections, Olivier Nay, p. 151.

· REVIEW ARTICLE

· Comparative Politics, Policy Analysis and Governance – A European Contribution to the Study of the European Union, Ulrich Sedelmeier, p. 173.

World Politics vol. 53, n° 3, avril 2001

· Does Oil Hinder Democracy ?, Michael L. Ross, p. 325.

· Ethnic Conflict and Civil Society : India and Beyond, Ashutosh Varshney, p. 362.

· Green by Choice ? Cross-National, Variations in Firms’ Responses to EMS-Based Environmental Regimes, Kelly Kollman, Aseem Prakash, p. 399.

· Modernization in Historical Perspective : The Case of Imperial Germany, Sheri E. Berman, p. 431.

· The Social Construction of an Imperative : Why Welfare Reform Happened in Denmark and the Netherlands but Not in Germany, Robert Henry Cox, p. 463.