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British Journal of Political Science vol. 33, n° 3, juillet 2003

· Too Spineless to Rebel ? New Labour’s Women MPs, Philip Cowley, Sarah Childs, p. 345.

· Redistributive Politics and Stock Price Dispersion, Fiona McGillivray, p. 367.

· Election Timing in Majoritarian Parliaments, Alastair Smith, p. 397.

· Groupthink and the Gulf Crisis, Steve A. Yetiv, p. 419.

· How Elections Change the Way Citizens View the Political System : Campaigns, Media Effects and Electoral Outcomes in Comparative Perspective, Susan A. Banducci, Jeffrey A. Karp, p. 443.

· Electoral Incentives and Policy Preferences : Mixed Motives Behind Party Defections in Japan, Steven R. Reed, Ethan Scheiner, p. 469.

· Non-Electoral Responsiveness Mechanisms : Evidence from the Asian Less Democratic Newly Industrializing Countries, O. Fiona Yap, p. 491.

· NOTES AND COMMENTS

· Trends in Social Capital : Membership of Associations in Great Britain, 1991-1998, Alan Warde, Gindo Tampubolon, Brian Longhurst, Kathryn Ray, Mike Savage, Mark Tomlinson, p. 515.

· Electoral Institutions, Unemployment and Extreme Right Parties : A Correction, Matt Golder, p. 525.

Canadian Journal of Political Science vol. 35, n° 4, décembre 2002

· The Politics of Tecumseh Corners : Canadian Political Parties as Franchise Organizations, Roland Kenneth Carty, p. 723.

· Le difficile contrôle des activités et comportements de la police : le cas de la Sûreté du Québec, Jacques Bourgault, James Iain Gow, p. 747.

· Neoberalism and Public Service Reform : Canada in Comparative Perspective, David Clark, p. 771.

· Ideological Reconciliation in the Thought of Harold Laski and C. B. Macpherson, Peter Lamb, David Morrice, p. 795.

· Repeat Litigators and Agenda Setting on the Supreme Court of Canada, Roy B. Flemming, Glen S. Krutz, p. 811.

· Institutional Experiments in the Restoration of the North American Great Lakes Environment, Mark Sproule-Jones, p. 835.

· Policy Attitudes of Party Members in Canada : Evidence of Ideological Politics, William Cross, Lisa Young, p. 859.

· NOTE

· Positive Political Theory and Politics in Contemporary India : An Application of a Positive Political Model in Non-Western Politics, Csaba Nikolenyi, p. 881.

Canadian Journal of Political Science vol. 36, n° 1, mars 2003

· The Politics of Recognition at an Impasse ? Identity Politics and Democratic Citizenship, Jocelyn Maclure, p. 3.

· Male Power and Contract Theory : Hobbes and Locke in Carole Pateman’s The Sexual Contract, Joanne Boucher, p. 23.

· Recognizing Rights : Hobbes on the Authority of Mothers and Conquerors, Thomas J. Lewis, p. 39.

· Charles Taylor’s Deeply Diverse Response to Canadian Fragmentation : A Project Often Commented on But Seldom Explored, Mark Redhead, p. 61.

· Critical Theory and the Seducement of the « Art of the Possible », Omid A. Payrow Shabani, p. 85.

· Cultural Rights and Internal Minorities : Of Pueblos and Protestants, Andrew M. Robinson, p. 107.

· Asymétrie de puissance et négociations économiques internationales : la zone de libre-échange des Amériques et les puissances moyennes, Gordon Mace, Jacques Paquet, Louis Bélanger, Hugo Loiseau, p. 129.

· Above the Fray : Rural Women Leaders on Regional Development and Electoral Democracy in Atlantic Canada, Louise Carbert, p. 159.

Comparative Political Studies vol. 36, n° 5, juin 2003

· Bailouts, Budget Constraints, and Leviathans : Comparative Federalism and Lessons from the Early United States, Erik Wibbels, p. 475.

· Clash of Civilizations and Escalation of Domestic Ethnopolitical Conflicts, Philip G. Roeder, p. 509.

· Who Recovers First ? Banking Crises Resolution in Developing Countries, Gabriella R. Montinola, p. 541.

· Economic Openness, Democracy, and Income Inequality : An Empirical Analysis, Rafael Reuveny, Quan Li, p. 575.

Comparative Politics vol. 35, n° 3, avril 2003

· Women’s Movements and Democratic Transition in Chile, Brazil, East Germany, and Poland, Lisa Baldez, p. 253.

· The Representation of Polish and Czech Women in National Politics : Predicting Electoral List Position, Sheri Kunovich, p. 273.

· Who Opened the Window ? Women’s Activism in Islamist Parties, Janine Astrid Clark, Jilian Schwedler, p. 293.

· Old Carrots, New Sticks : Explaining Labor Strategies toward Economic Reform in Eastern Europe and Latin America, Heather L. Tafel, Dexter S. Boniface, p. 313.

· The Sustainability of Economic Reform in a Most Likely Case : Peru, Moisés Arce, p. 335.

· REVIEW ARTICLE

· From Culture to Ideology in Comparative Politics, Stephen E. Hanson, p. 355.

International Political Science Review Revue internationale de science politique vol. 24, n° 2, avril 2003

· Issue Title : The Politics of Health Policies

· La politique des politiques de santé

· Issue Editor : Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau

· In this Issue, p. 179.

· The Global Politics of Intellectual Property Rights and Pharmaceutical Drug Policies inn Developing Countries, Anna Lanoszka, p. 181.

· One Country, Four Systems : Comparing Changing Health Policies in New Zealand, Robin Gauld, p. 199.

· The Political Economy of Slovak and Czech Health Policy : 1989-2000, Colin Lawson, Juraj Nemec, p. 219.

· L’efficacité des politiques publiques de santé dans un pays de l’Afrique de l’Ouest : le cas du Burkina Faso, Abdoulaye P. Nitièma, Valéry Ridde, Jacques Girard, p. 237.

· On the Edge : The Fate of Progressive Modernization in Greek Health Policy, Mick Carpenter, p. 257.

Journal of Politics vol. 65, n° 2, mai 2003

· Concerns and Innovations, William G. Jacoby, p. 299.

· Beyond the Demand-Input Model : A Theory of Representational Linkages, Patricia A. Hurley, Kim Quaile Hill, p. 304.

· Reassessing the « Race to the Bottom » in State Welfare Policy, William D. Berry, Richard C. Fording, Russell L. Hanson, p. 327.

· Plous Princes and Red-Hot Lovers : The Politics of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Jerry Weinberger, p. 350.

· Domestic Politics and US Foreign Policy : A Study of Cold War Conflict Behavior, Will H. Moore, David J. Lanoue, p. 376.

· Why Do White Americans Support the Death Penalty ?, Joe Soss, Laura Langbein, Alan R. Metelko, p. 397.

· The Relationship Between Independence and Judicial Review in Post-Communist Courts, Erik S. Herron, Kirk A. Randazzo, p. 422.

· The Incentive to Listen : Progressive Ambition, Resources, and Opinion Monitoring among State Legislators, Cherie Maestas, p. 439.

· A Promise Fulfilled ? Open Primaries and Representation, Karen M. Kaufmann, James G. Gimpel, Adam H. Hoffman, p. 457.

· Reexamining the Dynamic Model of Divided Partisan Government, Andrea McAtee, Susan Webb Yackee, David Lowery, p. 477.

· Party Differences in State Budget Outcomes are There After All : Response to « Reexamining the Dynamic Model of Divided Partisan Government », James E. Alt, Robert C. Lowry, p. 491.

· Investigating the Incidence of Killer Amendments in Congress, Jeffery A. Jenkins, Michael C. Munger, p. 498.

· You Take the High Road and I’ll Take the Low Road ? The Interplay of Attack Strategies and Tactics in Presidential Campaigns, Lee Sigelman, Emmett H. Buell, Jr., p. 518.

· A New Approach for Testing Budgetary Incrementalism, Hashem Dezhbakhsh, Soumaya M. Tohamy, Peter H. Aranson, p. 532.

· The Power of Television Images : The First Kennedy-Nixon Debate Revisited, James N. Druckman, p. 559.

· Political Violence and Presidential Approval in Peru, Moisés Arce, p. 572.

Legislative Studies Quarterly vol. 28, n° 2, mai 2003

· Editor’s Introduction, p. 143.

· The Politics of the Difficult : Congress, Public Opinion, and Early Cold War Aid and Trade Policies, Michael A. Bailey, p. 147.

· Subnational Determinants of National Multipartism in Latin America, Erika Moreno, p. 179.

· Tactical and Contextual Determinants of US Senators’Approval Ratings, Brian F. Schaffner, Wendy J. Schiller, Patrick J. Sellers, p. 203.

· Position Taking and Cosponsorship in the US House, Gregory Koger, p. 225.

· Modeling Supreme Court Strategic Decision-Making : The Congressional Constraint, Mario Bergara, Barak Richman, Pablo T. Spiller, p. 247.

· Legislative Research Reports, p. 281.

Political Studies vol. 51, n° 1, mars 2003

· Arend Lijphart’s Dimensions of Democracy : Logical Connections and Institutional Design, Rein Taagepera, p. 1.

· Debate : Measurement Validity and Institutional Engineering. Reflections on Rein Taagepera’s Meta-Study, Arend Lijphart, p. 20.

· The Future of the « Radical Centre » in Northern Ireland after the Good Friday Agreement, Jocelyn A. J. Evans, Jonathan Tonge, p. 26.

· Evaluating Devolution in Wales, Adrian Kay, p. 50.

· Sex Differences in Political Knowledge in Britain, Elizabeth Frazer, Kenneth Macdonald, p. 66.

· Westminster Women : The Politics of Presence, Joni Lovenduski, Pippa Norris, p. 83.

· Contentious Politics and Democratization : Comparing the Impact of Social Movements on the Fall of Communism in Eastern Europe, John K. Glenn, p. 102.

· Understanding Dual Identities in Poland, Clare McManus-Czubinacuteska, William L. Miller, Radostrokaw Markowski, Jacek Wassilewski, p. 120.

· European Governance and Civic Participation : Beyond Elitist Citizenship ?, Paul Magnette, p. 144.

· Enacting Democracy, Michael Saward, p. 161.

· Legitimacy Problems in Deliberative Democracy, John Parkinson, p. 180.

· Does Inclusion Require Democracy ?, Adam James Tebble, p. 197.

Political Theory vol. 31, n° 3, juin 2003

· The Unavailability of the Ordinary : Strauss on the Philosophical Fate of Modernity, Robert Pippin, p. 335.

· Special Section : The Demands of Thinking Globally

· Between Political Liberalism and Postnational Cosmopolitanism : Toward an Alternative Theory of Human Rights, David Ingram, p. 359.

· Two Notions of Humanity and the Judgement Argument for Human Rights, Alessandro Ferrara, p. 392.

· Cosmopolitanism : Moral and Political, Fred Dallmayr, p. 421.

Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft Revue suisse de science politique Swiss Political Science Review vol. 9, n° 1, printemps 2003

· SCHWEIZER FÖDERALISMUS IN VERGLEICHENDER PERSPEKTIVE

· LE FÉDÉRALISME SUISSE DANS UNE PERSPECTIVE COMPARÉE

· SWISS FEDERALISM IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

· Schweizer Föderalismus in Vergleichender Perspektive-Der Umgang mit Reformhindernissen, Adrian Vatter, Sonja Wälti, p. 1.

· Der Schweizer Föderalismus im Längs-und Querschnittvergleich

· Le féréralisme suisse dans une perspective de comparaison internationale et inter-temporelle

· Swiss Federalism in an International and Inter-Temporal Comparative Perspective

· Die Entwicklung des Föderalismus und der Föderalismus-diskussion in der Schweiz von 1874 bis 1964, Dieter Freiburghaus, Felix Buchli, p. 29.

· Dezentraler und unitarischer Föderalismus. Die Schweiz und Deutschland im Vergleich, Dietmar Braun, p. 57.

· L’effet des rapports financiers sur la dynamique fédérale : la qualité médiative du fédéralisme suisse, Sonja Wälti, p. 91.

· Does Federalism Matter for Biopolicies ? Switzerland in Comparative Perspective, Christine Rothmayr, Frédéric Varone, Éric Montpetit, p. 109.

· Institutionelle Aspekte föderativer Einheiten im Vergleich

· Comparaison des entités fédérées sous l’angle des aspects institutionnels

· Comparison of the Constituent Units from an Institutional Point of View

· Die Bildungsfinanzen der Schweizer Kantone, Markus Freitag, Marc Bühlmann, p. 139.

· Institutional Openness and the Use of Referendums and Popular Initiatives : Evidence from Swiss Cantons, Iwan Barankay, Pascal Sciarini, Alexander H. Trechsel, p. 169.

· Schweizer Kantone im institutionellen Wandel. Ein Beitrag zur Beschreibung und Erklärung institutioneller Reformen, Thomas Widmer, Stefan Rieder, p. 201.

· Die Schweizer Gemeinden im Wandel : Konvergenz oder Divergenz ?, Andreas Ladner, Reto Steiner, p. 233.

· Bright Lights, Big Cities ? Metropolization, Intergovernmental Relations, and the New Federal Urban Policy in Switzerland, Daniel Kübler, Walter Schenkel, Jean-Philippe Leresche, p. 261.

· Der Kantonale Vollzug im Vergleich

· Analyse comparée de la mise en œuvre par les unités constitutives

· Comparative Analysis of Subnational Implementation

· Policy Styles and the Swiss Executive Federalism : Comparing Diverging Styles of Cantonal Implementation of the Federal Law on Unemployment, Monica Battaglini, Olivier Giraud, p. 285.

· Kompensationsmöglichkeiten föderaler Vollzugsdefizite. Das Beispiel der Kantonalen Alkoholpräventionspolitiken, Fritz Sager, p. 309.

· Die Prämienverbilligung im Krankenversicherungsgesetz : Vollzugsföderalismus und sekundäre Hamonisierung, Andreas Balthasar, p. 335.

Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft Revue suisse de science politique Swiss Political Science Review vol. 9, n° 2, été 2003

· STATE OF THE ART ARTICLE

· Promises and Pitfalls of Veto Player Analysis, Steffen Ganghof, p. 1.

· ARTICLES

· Vetospieler und die Durchsetzbarkeit von Side-Payments, Der Schweizerische innenpolitische Entscheidungsprozess um flankierende Massnahmen zur Personenfreizügigkeit mit der Europäischen Union, Alex Fischer, p. 27

· Mobilität, Wahlbeteiligung und Sozialkapital in schweizer Gemeinden, Elvira Zingg, Matthias Benz, p. 59.

· RESEARCH NOTE

· Ursachen des Rechtsextremismus. Eine Programmatik für die sozialwissenschaftliche Forschung in der Schweiz, Gianni d’Amato, p. 89.

· Steuerwettbewerb und direkte Demokratie in den Schweizer Kantonen, Christoph Müller, p. 107.

· DEBATE : « Biopolitics » and the Missing Political Scientists (Second Part)

· Feminist Policy Analysis and Biomedecine, Gabriele Abels, Kathrin Braun, p. 121.

· Biotechnology, Life Sciences and Policy Networks in the European Union, Éric Montpetit, p. 127.

· Medecine, Civil Society and the State : Continuities in Biopolitics ?, Brian Salter, p. 135.

· Conclusion : In Defence of Eclecticism, Ivar Bleiklie, p. 142.

West European Politics vol. 26, n° 2, avril 2003

· Comparing Federal Institutions : Power and Representation in Six Federations, Lori Thorlakson, p. 1.

· Otto Kirchheimer and the Catch-All Party, André Krouwel, p. 23.

· Never a Dull Moment : Pim Fortuyn and the Dutch Parliamentary Election of 2002, Joop J. M. Van Holsteyn, Galen A. Irwin, p. 41.

· Party Positions or Party Direction ? An Analysis of Party Manifesto Data, Riccardo Pelizzo, p. 67.

· The Transformation of the Greek Party System Since 1951, Takis S. Pappas, p. 90.

· Explaining Miracles : Third Ways and Work and Welfare, Hans Keman, p. 115.

· Elections in context

· The Self-Destruction of a Right-Wing Populist Party ? The Austrian Parliamentary Election of 2002, Kurt Richard Luther, p. 136.

· The Devil They Know : The German Federal Election of 2002, Peter Pulzer, p. 153.

· « The Swedish Model Is Dead ! Long Live the Swedish Model ! » The 2002 Riksdag Election, John T. S. Madeley, p. 165.

· Fianna Fáil Still Dominant in the Coalition Era : The Irish General Election of May 2002, Paul Mitchell, p. 174.