Journal Table of Contents (Journal TOC)

latest update – August 2013

List of journals with electronic table of contents in Politics & International Relations section between January and August 2013:

1) Administration &Society

2) Allemagne d’aujourd’hui

3) Cambridge Review of International Affairs

4) Comparative political studies

5) Confluences Mediterranee

6) Cooperation and Conflict

7) Democratization

8) Diplomacy & Statecraft

9) Environmental Politics

10) European Journal of International Relations

11) French Politics

12) International Affairs

13) International Negotiation

14) International Organization

15) International Relations

16) Irish Political Studies

17) Journal of Public Policy

18) Nations and Nationalism

19) Regional and Federal Studies

20) Revue Francaise d'Administration Publique

21) Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives

22) Social Policy and Administration

Journal Table of Contents (Journal TOC)

latest update – August 2013

23) Studia Diplomatica

24) Turkish Studies

25) West European Politics

26) World Politics

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Administration & Society Volume 44 Number 6 September 2012 Note from the Editor Gary Wamsley 643 Articles The Interplay Between Trust and Control in Governance Processes: A Conceptual and Empirical Investigation 647 Jurian Edelenbos and Jasper Eshuis Developing and Validating New Concepts and Measures of Program Goal Ambiguity in the U.S. Federal Government 675 Chan Su Jung Socialization and Self- Selection: How Police Officers Develop Their Views About Using Force 702 Zachary W. Oberfield A Reform Less Ordinary? Historical Institutionalism, Punctuated Equilibrium, and Mental Health Care Privatization 731 Amos Zehavi Rick Green Has Seen the Enemy: Guess Who? 754 Laurence E. Lynn Jr. Public Administration's Role in the Financial Crisis: How Do We Move Forward, or Should We? Reactions and Response to Potter, Khademian, and Lynn 766 Richard T. Green

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Administration & Society Volume 44 Number 7 October 2012 Articles Governing With One Hand on the Plow: Adding the Voice of Federal Farmer to the Constitutional School of American Public Administration 779 Michael Ross Potter The Effect of Political Disagreement on Discretion: Mechanisms and Conditions800 Annemarije Oosterwaal, Diane Payne, and RenéTorenvlied Instilling Stewardship to Address the Integrity/Efficiency Dilemma 825 Lydia Segal Pursuing Trust in Environmental Regulatory Interactions: The Significance of Inspectors' Interactions With the Regulated Community 853 Michelle C. Pautz and Carolyn Slott Wamsley Are the "Great Books" Great? 885 Charles T. Goodsell Influence: What Kind? And How to Know? 888 Kenneth J. Meier and Laurence J. O'Toole Jr. What Are "Great Books" in the Study of Public Administration? Some Polemic Thoughts About the Surveys of Sherwood and Kasdan 894 Jos C. N. Raadschelders

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Administration & Society Volume 44 Number 8 November 2012 Editor's Note Introductory Editor's Note 907 Gary L. Wamsley Articles Building a Network Administrative Organization's Social Base: Lessons From the National Quality Forum 908 A. Bryce Hoflund Constructing Society's Aide 936 Billie Sandberg Three Faces of the State and the Nonprofit Sector 962 Uday C. Desai and Keith Snavely Adapted Institutional Logics of Contemporary Nonprofit Organizations 985 Wenjue Lu Knutsen "Something There Is ... ": Commentary on Kasdan's "Great Books" Redo 1014 Camilla Stivers The Problem of Beauty Contest Scholarship in Public Administration - And a Possible Alternative 1019 Barry Bozeman

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Administration & Society Volume 45 Number 1 January 2013 Articles Disaster Resiliency and Culture of Preparedness for University and College Campuses 3 Naim Kapuc The Legitimacy of a Federal Commission as a Deliberative Democratic Process: The Case of the Secretary's Commission on Opportunity in Athletics 38 Lisa A. Kihl and Mathew Soroka Downsides of Social Capital for Women During Disaster Recovery: Toward a More Critical Approach 72 N. Emel Ganapati Management Movements and Phases of the Image: Potential for Closing the Loop 97 Staci M. Zavattaro Response to Kasdan's "Great Books": How Do We Serve the Needs of Academics, Practitioners, and Students? 119 Hal G. Rainey

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Administration & Society Volume 45 Number 2 March 2013 Articles State Budgets, Governors, and Their Influence on "Big-Picture Issues": A Case Study of Delaware Governor Pete du Pont 1977-1985 127 George E. Hale A Bad Time for Disaster: Economic Stress and Disaster Resilience 145 Robert L. Skertich, David E.A.Johnson, and Louise K. Comfort America's Homo Sacer: Examining U.S. Deportation Hearings and the Criminalization of Illegal Immigration 167 Paul James Pope and Terence M. Garrett A Public Road to Globalization: Public Services and Customer Internationalization in Israel 187 Amos Zehavi and Noa Zer Data Selection for Making Biodiversity Management Decisions: Best Available Science and Institutionalized Agency Norms 213 John David Gerlach, Laron K.Williams, and Colleen E. Forcina Social Media in Public Administration's Future: A Response to Farazmand 242 Staci M. Zavattaro Much Ado About "Great Books" of Public Administration 256 David Oliver Kasdan

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Administration & Society Volume 45 Number 3 April 2013 Articles Conspiracy Theory Reconsidered: Responding to Mass Suspicions of Political Criminality in High Office 267 Lance deHaven-Smith and Matthew T. Witt Quality and Access: Bureaucratic Autonomy and the Role of Storylines at the National Endowment for the Arts 296 Jessica S. Wirgau Accountability in a Privatized Welfare State: The Case of the German Hospital Market 326 Tanja Klenk and Jonas Pieper Tales From the Crypt: The Rise and Fall (and Rebirth?) of Policy Design 357 Michael Howlett and Raul P. Lejano

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Administration & Society Volume 45 Number 4 May 2013 Articles Discrimination in a Disaster Agency's Security Culture 387 Patrick S. Roberts All That Glitters: Competing Narratives and Transaction Costs in Complex Collaborative Environments 420 Kalu N. Kalu Beyond New Public Governance: A Value-Based Global Framework for Performance Management, Governance, and Leadership 443 Guoxian Bao, Xuejun Wang, Gary L. Larsen, and Douglas F. Morgan New Public Management: The Evidence-Based Worst Practice? 468 Juha Siltala

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Administration & Society Volume 45 Number 5 July 2013 Articles Repetition and the Compulsion to Repeat: Psychodynamic Challenges in Organizational Learning and Change 499 Michael A. Diamond Glimpsing an Alternate Construction of American Public Administration: The Later Life of William Allen, Cofounder of the New York Bureau of Municipal Research 522 Mordecai Lee Diversity and Citizen Participation: The Effect of Race on Juror Decision Making 563 Mark D. Bradbury and Marian R. Williams Communication as a Transparency and Accountability Strategy in Supreme Audit Institutions 583 Belén González-Díaz, Roberto García-Fernández, and Antonio López-Díaz America's "Broken Government": What Would James Madison Say? 610 Laurence E. Lynn Jr.

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Allemagne d’aujourd’hui Numero 202 2012 DOSSIER L'écologie politique des origines à nos jours Un dossier dirigé par Céline Caro et Jérôme Vaillant Introduction de C. Caro L'écologie politique, un demi-siècle d'histoire 3 A.-M. Corbin Le mouvement antinucléaire dans les années 1970 en Allemagne fédérale. L'exemple de Wyhl 7 S. Mende De 1968 à 1983. Les Verts comme héritiers de la «Nouvelle gauche»? 23 O. Hanse «Le Vert et le Noir » ou les racines conservatrices de l'écologie politique allemande 33 C. Becker-Schaum Les Verts et le mouvement de la paix ...... 48 A. Lensing Les défis de l'institutionnalisation des Grünen : entre politique et symbolique 58 H. Kleinert L'ascension des Verts et les étapes de leur transformation en parti de gouvernement 1980-1998 68 A. Marchetti La participation des Verts au gouvernement entre 1998 et 2005 : principe de durabilité et prise de responsabilité au niveau fédéral 86 L. Volmer Pacifisme politique: l'Allemagne comme puissance civile. 95 J.- J. Alcandre Les Verts et la question du nucléaire .. 107 C. Pütz et C. Schwöbel L'intégration européenne dans une perspective écologique 117 B. Lestrade Changement de gouvernement dans le Bade-Wurtemberg. Les Verts à l'épreuve de la direction d'un Land 129 N. Netzer et C. Hübner Le débat sur le « tournant énergétique » au sein du SPD et de la CDU 145 Entretien avec Daniel Cohn-Bendit ... 156

J.-L. Georget De la question environnementale à la longue durée écologique: les sciences humaines et sociales à l'épreuve de la durabilité 160 F. Rudolf Le changement climatique entre culture du risque et culture de la résilience 174 L'actualité sociale par B. Lestrade 187 J.-L. Georget L'Allemagne et la Chine, entre territorialité, coopération et droits de l'Homme 196 A. Dupeyrix L'anthropologie spéculative de Peter Sloterdijk 209

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Allemagne d’aujourd’hui No 203 2013 H. Ménudier Élections régionales en Basse-Saxe Mauvais présages pour Angela Merkel ? 3 B. Lestrade L'actualité sociale ..................................................................................................... 15 J.-F. Eck Hommage à Pierre Ayçoberry .................... 21 Notes die lecture de J.-C. François . 23 DOSSIER L'œil itinérant: la photographie contemporaine allemande à l'heure du Web 2.0 Un dossier dirigé par Guillaume Robin Introduction de G. Robin ..... 26 A. Feyeux Être photographe professionnel. Ambition, statut et reconnaissance dans la République fédérale d'Allemagne des années cinquante 29 H. Pocry L'enseignement de la photographie au 20e siècle: le rôle moteur des écoles allemandes 43 R. Sachsse La photographie abstraite en Allemagne après la Seconde Guerre mondiale .. 60 S. Hofer Discours photographiques sur la ville socialiste. L'œuvre du jeune Ulrich Wüst 66 J. Kadel - La forme véhicule le contenu. La série d'Evelyn Richter Visiteurs 79 A. Busson - Photographie privée de RDA : production et réception conditionnées, une approche socio-historique 92 M. Käser/G. Robin - À propos de l'exposition Huis Clos de la Berlinische Galerie: Des différents usages sociaux d. la photographie en RDA 104 E. Grittmann - Photojournalisme en Allemagne à l'ère de la révolution numérique120 M. Engler - Le prolongement de la peinture par le biais de la photographie 134 S. Siegel - Prises pour être vues. L'ordre du regard dans la photographie contemporaine 139 Entretiens Le festival f/stop de Leipzig : entretien avec Christin Krause 149 Autour de l'exposition Ingar Krauss au Goethe Institut de Paris : entretien avec l'artiste . 155

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Cambridge Review of International Affairs CONTENTS

Volume 25 Number 4 December 2012 RISING STATES, DONORS, BRICS AND BEYOND Introduction: rising states, rising donors and the global aid regime Gregory Chin and Fahimul Quadir 493 Brazil as 'Southern donor': beyond hierarchy and national interests in development cooperation? Cristina Yumie Aoki Inoue and Alcides Costa Vaz 507 Towards a new aid paradigm: South Africa as African development partner Brendan Vickers 535 India's development partnership: key policy shifts and institutional evolution Sachin Chaturvedi 557 China as a 'net donor': tracking dollars and sense Gregory T Chin 579 Between caution and controversy: lessons from the Gulf Arab states as (re-)emerging donors Bessma Momani and Crystal A Ennis 605 Individual BRICS or a collective bloc? Convergence and divergence amongst 'emerging donor' nations Dane Rowlands 629 INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES EU power and armed humanitarianism in Africa: evaluating ESDP in Chad David Styan 651 Model power or reference point? The EU and the ASEAN Charter Reuben Wong 669

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Cambridge Review of International Affairs CONTENTS Volume 26 Number 1 March 2013 CONFRONTING THE GLOBAL COLOUR LINE: SPACE, RACE AND IMPERIAL HIERARCHY IN WORLD POLITICS Race and International relations: introduction Duncan Bell 1 Fanon, Camus and the global colour line: colonial difference and the rise of decolonial horizons Alina Sajed 5 Black banker, white banker: philosophies of the global colour line Srdjan Vucetic 27 'Good governance' and 'state failure': genealogies of imperial discourse Branwen Gruffydd Jones 49 Hidden in plain sight: racism in international relations theory Errol A Henderson 71 Never look back: political thought and the abolition of slavery Lucy Mayblin 93 Civilizing interventions? Race, war and international law Robert Knox 111 Through, against and beyond the racial state: the transnational stratum of race Debra Thompson 133 Race and research agendas Robbie Shilliam 152 NEW WARS AND VICTIMHOOD Understanding New Wars Harald Wydra 159 Victims and new wars Harald Wydra 161 Bipolarity redux: the mimetic context of the 'new wars' Roberto Farneti 181 The cold peace: Russo-Western relations as a mimetic cold war Richard Sakwa 203 INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES British nuclear non-proliferation policies towards Iran and the Middle East Andrea Ellner 225

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Cambridge Review of International Affairs Volume 26 number 2 HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION Introduction Oliver Daddow and Pauline Schnapper 285 Humanitarian intervention and post-conflict reconstruction in the post-Cold War era: a provisional balance-sheet Jolyon Howorth 288 France, Britain and the intervention in Libya: an integrated analysis Jason W Davidson 310 Liberal intervention in the foreign policy thinking of Tony Blair and David Cameron Oliver Daddow and Pauline Schnapper 330 AFGHANISTAN Introduction Lori Maguire 350 The UK response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan: proposals for a neutral and non-aligned Afghanistan, 1980-1981 Richard Smith 355 Afghan refugees in Indo-Afghan relations Anne-Sophie Bentz 374 Sixty years of Sino-Afghan relations Jonathan Z Ludwig 392 British and American military operations in the Battle of Helmand, 2006-2011 Christopher Griffin 411 The US Congress and the politics of Afghanistan: an analysis of the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees during George W Bush's second term Lori Maguire 430 Insurgents, accidental guerrillas and valley-ism: an oral history of oppositional US soldiers' attitudes toward the enemy in Afghanistan Carl Mirra 453

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 1 January 2013 Contents Articles Religion and Coalition Politics Jóhanna Kristin Birnir and Nil S. Satana 3 Votes and Votive Candles: Modernization, Secularization, Vatican II, and the Decline of Religious Voting in Italy: 1953-1992 Piero Ignazi and E. Spencer Wellhofer 31 Paradiplomats Against the State: Explaining Conflict in State and Substate Interest Representation in Brussels Michaël Tatham 63 The Source of Turnout Decline: New Values or New Contexts? André Blais and Daniel Rubenson 95

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 2 February 2013 Contents Articles Ideas Versus Resources: Explaining the Flat Tax and Pension Privatization Revolutions in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union Hilary Appel and Mitchell A. Orenstein 123 Nationalism and the Cohesive Society: A Multilevel Analysis of the Interplay Among Diversity, National Identity, and Social Capital Across 27 European Societies Tim Reeskens and Matthew Wright 153 Economic Development Strategies and Communal Violence in Africa: The Cases of Cote d'lvoire and Ghana John F. McCauley 182 Explaining Policy Outcomes: The Adoption of Same-Sex Unions in Buenos Aires and Mexico City Jordi Diez 212 Symposium Articles Methodological Rorschach Tests: Contrasting Interpretations in Qualitative and Quantitative Research Gary Goertz and James Mahoney 236 Do Two Research Cultures Imply Two Scientific Paradigms? Henry E. Brady 252 Duck-Rabbits in Social Analysis: A Tale of Two Cultures Colin Elman 266 For Methodological Pluralism:A Reply to Brady and Elman Gary Goertz and James Mahoney 278

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 3 March 2013 Contents Articles Are All Presidents Created Equal? Presidential Powers and the Shadow of Presidential Elections Allen Hicken and Heather Stoll 291 Original Sin: A Cross-National Study of the Legality of Homosexual Acts Victor Asal, Udi Sommer, and Paul G. Harwood 320 Explaining Left-Right Party Congruence Across European Party Systems: A Test of Micro-, Meso-, and Macro-Level Models Ana Maria Belchior 352 Elections and Ethnic Civil War Lars-Erik Cederman, Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, and Simon Hug 387

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 4 April 2013 Contents Articles Party-System Nationalization and the Scope of Public Policy: The Importance of Cross-District Constituency Similarity Brian F. Crisp, Santiago Olivella, and Joshua D. Potter 431 Coping With Corporatism in Decline and the Revival of Parliament: Interest Group Lobbyism in Denmark and Norway, 1980-2005 Hilmar Rommetvedt, Gunnar Thesen, Peter Munk Christiansen, and Asbjørn Sonne Nørgaard 457 Economic Performance and Democratic Support in Asia's Emergent Democracies O. Fiona Yap 486 Credibility Versus Competition: The Impact of Party Size on Decisions to Enter Presidential Elections in South America and Europe Karleen Jones West, and Jae-Jae Spoon 513

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 5 May 2013 Contents Articles Economics and Elections Revisited Richard Nadeau, Michael S. Lewis-Beck, and Eric Bélanger 551 The Ethnicity-Policy Preference Link in Sub-Saharan Africa Evan S. Lieberman and Gwyneth H. McClendon 574 Welfare States and Social Trust Cheol-Sung Lee 603 Congruence Between Regional and National Elections Arjan H. Schakel 631

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 6 June 2013 Contents Articles Individual and Contextual Constraints on Ideological Labels in Latin America Elizabeth J. Zechmeister and Margarita Corral 675 Creative Corporatism:The Politics of High-Technology Competition in Nordic Europe Darius Ornston 702 Explaining Prolonged Silences in Transitional Justice: The Disappeared in Cyprus and Spain losif Kovras 730

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 7 July 2013 Contents Articles "Engendering" Politics: The Impact of Descriptive Representation on Women's Political Engagement in Sub-Saharan Africa Tiffany D. Barnes and Stephanie M. Burchard 767 Catchall or Catch and Release? The Electoral Consequences of Social Democratic Parties' March to the Middle in Western Europe Johannes Karreth, Jonathan T. Polk, and Christopher S. Allen 791 The Calculus of Consensus Democracy: Rethinking Patterns of Democracy Without Veto Players Anthony J. McGann and Michael Latner 823 When Parties Meet Voters: Assessing Political Linkages Through Partisan Networks and Distributive Expectations in Argentina and Chile Ernesto Calm and Maria Victoria Murillo 851

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 8 August 2013 Contents Articles Competitiveness, Partisanship, and Subnational Protest in Argentina Moisés Arce and Jorge Mangonnet 895 When Grapevine News Meets Mass Media: Different Information Sources and Popular Perceptions of Government Corruption in Mainland China Jiangnan Zhu, Jie Lu, and Tianjian Shi 920 Attitude Variability Among Latin American Publics: How Party System Structuration Affects Left/Right Ideology Imke Harbers, Catherine E. de Vries, and Marco R. Steenbergen 947 Campaign Spending in Proportional Electoral Systems: Incumbents Versus Challengers Revisited Joel W. Johnson 968

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Comparative Political Studies Volume 46 Number 9 September 2013 Articles Intergovernmentalism and Its Limits: Assessing the European Union's Answer to the Euro Crisis Sergio Fabbrini 1003 Unions Against Governments: Explaining General Strikes in Western Europe, 1980-2006 Kerstin Hamann, Alison Johnston, and John Kelly 1030 Residential Mobility and Local Civic Engagement in Japan and the United States: Divergent Paths to School Leonard Schoppa 1058 Vote Buying With Multiple Distributive Goods Michael Albertus 1082 The Informal Politics of Legislation: Explaining Secluded Decision Making in the European Union Christine Reh, Adrienne Héritier, Edoardo Bressanelli, and Christel Koop 1112

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Confluences Méditerranée Numero 84 2012 Sommaire Dossier Agnès Levallois p. 9 Avant-propos Jérôme Lavandier p.17 Le Qatar : une volonté au prisme de l'histoire Karim Sader p. 29 Entre wahhabisme et marche forcée vers la modernité : itinéraire d'un Qatar cultivant les paradoxes Perla Srour-Gandon p. 45 La stratégie économique du Qatar : politique énergétique et diversification économique Mehdi Lazar p. 59 L'émirat « hyperactif » : une analyse de la politique d'internationalisation du Qatar Hala Kodmani p. 77 L'implication du Qatar dans les révolutions arabes : stratégie d'influence ou OPA? Jean-François Coustillière p. 87 Qatar : chance ou menace pour les intérêts français? Haoues Seniguer p. 101 Le Qatar et l'islam de France : vers une nouvelle idylle? Sébastien Abis p. 117 Sports et relations internationales : l'offensive du Qatar Matthieu Brun p. 131 Qatar, une stratégie agricole au service de la puissance? Variations Olivier Danino p. 143 Jérusalem : complexité du statut, quelles solutions possibles? Yilmaz Özcan p. 159 La question kurde en Turquie : retour aux années 1990?

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Confluences Méditerranée Numéro 83 2012 Bastien Alex et Didier Billion 9 Avant-propos Jean-François Pérouse 11 Istanbul, du « seuil de la félicité brisé » à la mégapole internationale Bastien Alex 19 L'euroscepticisme, le turcoscepticisme et la Turquie: une affaire de perceptions? Alain Servantie 31 Quelle Europe pour les Turcs? Kemal Kirisci 43 Can the Turkish model be relevant for the Arab Awakening? Didier Billion 59 Tentative de mise en perspective de la politique extérieure de la Turquie Gérard Groc 71 La doctrine Davutoglu : une projection diplomatique de la Turquie sur son environnement Alican Tayla 87 L'AKP et l'autoritarisme en Turquie: une rupture illusoire Deniz Ünal 99 Aux sources du dynamisme économique turc Variations Javier Albarracin et Paula Cusi 119 Les islamistes: analyse d'un agenda économique en construction Alhadji Bouba Nouhou 135 Les Libano-Syriens au Sénégal: trajectoire, accomodation et confessionnalisme Murat Yilmaz 153 Le YÖK et le Politique : un rapport paralysant la réforme de l'enseignement supérieur en Turquie

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Cooperation and Conflict Volume 47 Number 4 December 2012

Contents Special issue on European Security and Supranational Governance Edited by Christian Kaunert and Sarah Léonard

Introduction: Supranational governance and European Union security after the Lisbon Treaty - Exogenous shocks, policy entrepreneurs and II September 2001 417 Christian Kaunert and Sarah Léonard Articles Decision-making in security and defense policy: Towards supranational inter-governmentalism? 433 Jolyon Howorth

Agenda-setting in the Common Security and Defence Policy: An institutionalist perspective 454 Hylke Dijkstra 'Between a rock and a hard place?': The European Union's financial sanctions against suspected terrorists, multilateralism and human rights 473 Sarah Léonard and Christian Kaunert

Informal counterterrorism arrangements in Europe: Beauty by variety or duplicity by abundance? 495 Oldrich Bures

Peer reviews in the fight against terrorism: A hidden dimension of European security governance 519 Raphael Bossong

Differentiation and trust: Prüm and the institutional design of EU internal security 539 Thierry Balzacq and Amelia Hadfield Review article Explaining states' burden-sharing behaviour within NATO 562 Ida M Oma

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Cooperation and Conflict Volume 48 Number I March 2013

Contents Articles

What happens when a new government enters office? A comparison of ideological change in British and Swedish foreign policy 1991-2011 3 Douglas Brommesson and Ann-Marie Ekengren

How and why the Cold War became a long peace: Some statistical insights 28 John A Vasquez and Choong-Nam Kang

Hazard rate determinants of efficient and successful crisis management: An event history analysis of foreign policy crises, 1918-2007 51 Kai He

Seduced and surrounded by security: A post-structuralist take on Norwegian High North securitizing discourses 80 Leif C Jensen

Resonances of neoconservatism 100 Ty Solomon

What is to be done? Marx and Mackinder in Minsk 122 Ian Klinke

Ideas, identities and internalization: Explaining securitizing moves 143 Roxanna Sjöstedt

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Cooperation and Conflict Volume 48 number 2 Special Issue on Normative Power Europe Kalypso Nicolaïdis and Richard G Whitman Introduction Preface 167 Kalypso Nicolaïdis and Richard G Whitman Articles The neo-normative turn in theorising the EU's international presence 171 Richard G Whitman Normative power as hegemony 194 Thomas Diez EU normative power and regionalism: Ideational diffusion and its limits 211 Tobias Lenz 'Normative power Europe' meets economic liberalism: Complicating cosmopolitanism inside/outside the EU 229 Owen Parker and Ben Rosamond The struggle for recognition of normative powers: Normative power Europe and normative power China in context 247 Emilian Kavalski The naming of powers 268 Edward Keene The Decentring Agenda: Europe as a post-colonial power 283 Nora Fisher Onar and Kalypso Nicolaïdis Assessing the decennial, reassessing the global: Understanding European Union normative power in global politics 304 Ian Manners

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Democratization Volume 19 Number 6 December 2012 CONTENTS Articles Central America, civil society and the 'pink tide': democratization or de-democratization? Bany Cannon and Mo Hume 1039 Democratization and the illegalization of political parties in Europe Angela K. Bourne 1065 Historical legacies, clientelism and the capacity to fight: exploring pathways to regime tenure in Tanzania Richard Whitehead 1086 Modernization, ethnic fractionalization, and democracy Carsten Jensen and Svend-Erik Skaaning 1117 Why did Thailand's middle class turn against a democratically elected government? The information-gap hypothesis Kai Jäger 1138

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Democratization Volume 20 Number 1 January 2013 SPECIAL ISSUE: UNPACKING AUTOCRACIES: EXPLAINING SIMILARITY AND DIFFERENCE GUEST EDITORS: Patrick Köllner and Steffen Kailitz

CONTENTS Articles Comparing autocracies: theoretical issues and empirical analyses Patrick Köllner and Steffen Kailitz 1

The three pillars of stability: legitimation, repression, and co-optation in autocratic regimes Johannes Gerschewski 13

Classifying political regimes revisited: legitimation and durability Steffen Kailitz 39 Ideology after the end of ideology. China and the quest for autocratic legitimation Heike Holbig 61

Autocracies, democracies, and the violation of civil liberties Jørgen Møller and Svend-Erik Skaaning 82

Populism and competitive authoritarianism in the Andes Steven Levitsky and James Loxton 107

The incentives for pre-electoral coalitions in non-democratic elections Jennifer Gandhi and Ora John Reuter 137

Accountable for what? Regime types, performance, and the fate of outgoing dictators, 1946-2004 Abel Escribà-Folch 160

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Democratization Volume 20 Number 2 March 2013

CONTENTS Articles The protective and developmental varieties of liberal democracy: a difference in kind or degree? Devin K. Joshi 187 Promoting democratic norms? Social constructivism and the 'subjective' limits to liberalism David Chandler 215 Evaluating Spain's Reparation Law Georgina Blakeley 240 Civil society and local activism in South Korea's local democratization Yooil Bae and Sunhyuk Kim 260 Does faith limit immorality? The politics of religion and corruption Udi Sommer, Pazit Ben-Nun Bloom and Gizem Arikan 287 Informal institutions, forms of state and democracy: the Turkish deep state Mehtap Söyler 310 Demography and democracy: the impact of youth cohort size on democratic stability in the world Hannes Weber 335 Measuring the quality of election administration Gary Bland, Andrew Green and Toby Moore 358

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Democratization

Volume 20 Number 3 May 2013 SPECIAL ISSUE: DISRUPTIVE DEMOCRACY: ANALYSING LEGISLATIVE PROTEST GUEST EDITORS: CAROLE SPARY AND SHIRIN M. RAI CONTENTS Articles Disruptive democracy: analysing legislative protest Shirin M. Rai 385 Legislative protest as disruptive democratic practice Carole Spary 392 Analysing legislative performance: a plebeian perspective Jeffrey Edward Green 417 How legislatures work - and should work - as public space John Parkinson 438 Peace and quiet in the British House of Commons, 1990-2010 Faith Armitage 456 Disrupting the South African parliament: performing opposition 1994-2010 Rachel E. Johnson 478 Gendering confrontational rhetoric: discursive disorder in the British and Swedish parliaments Cornelia Ilie 501 Law, interrupted: on legislative disruption and deliberative democracy William Smith and James Brassett 522 Managing disruptions in the Indian parliament: interview with Mr Ravindra Garimella, Lok Sabha Secretariat, Parliament of India Carole Spary and Ravindra Garimella 539

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Democratization Volume 20 Number 5 August 2013 Special Issue: Religiously oriented parties and democratization Guest Editors: Luca Ozzano and Francesco Cavatorta

CONTENTS

Articles Introduction: religiously oriented parties and democratization Luca Ozzano and Francesco Cavatorta 799 The many faces of the political god: a typology of religiously oriented parties Luca Ozzano 807 The perils of polarization and religious parties: the democratic challenges of political fragmentation in Israel and Turkey Sultan Tepe 831 Moderation through exclusion? The journey of the Tunisian Ennahda from fundamentalist to conservative party Francesco Cavatorta and Fabio Merone 857 Refining the moderation thesis. Two religious parties and Indian democracy: the Jana Sangh and the BJP between Hindutva radicalism and coalition politics Christophe Jaffrelot 876 Ahab and the white whale: the contemporary debate around the forms of Catholic political commitment in Italy Alberta Giorgi 895 Religious parties in Chile: the Christian Democratic Party and the Independent Democratic Union Juan Pablo Luna, Felipe Monestier and Fernando Rosenblatt 917 Religion and democratization in Northern Ireland: is religion actually ethnicity in disguise? Eoin O'Malley and Dawn Walsh 939 Conclusion: reassessing the relation between religion, political actors, and democratization Luca Ozzano and Francesco Cavatorta 959

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Diplomacy & Statecraft Volume 23 December 2012 Number 4 The Halban Affair and British Atomic Diplomacy at the End of the Second World War Peter K. Parides 619 Tweaking the Lion's Tail: Edgar J. Tarr, the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, and the British Empire, 1931-1960 Priscilla Roberts 636 Twilight on the British Gulf: The 1961 Kuwait Crisis and the Evolution of American Strategic Thinking in the Persian Gulf Gregory Winger 660 "Managing from the Top": Globalisation and the Rise of Regular Summitry, Mid-1970s-early 1980s Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol 679 Choosing Sides in the Horn of Africa: Wikileaks, the Ethiopia Imperative, and American Responses to Post-9/11 Regional Conflicts Jeffrey A. Lefebvre 704 Refocusing Public Diplomacy: The Need for Strategic Discursive Public Diplomacy Filippos Proedrou and Christos Frangonikolopoulos 728 Apartheid and NATO: Britain, Scandinavia, and the Southern Africa Question in the 1970s Hallvard Kvale Svenbalrud 746

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Diplomacy & Statecraft Volume 24 March 2013 Number 1 Special Issue on New Perspectives on International History: Essays Honourin Kathleen Burk Sarah Snyder Kathleen Burk and the History of Diplomacy Glen O'Hara 1 Decolonisation and the 'Federal Moment" Michael Collins 21 Duncan Sandys and the Projection of British Power after Suez David French 41 Recognising and Responding to Relative Decline: The Case of Post-War Britain George C. Peden 59 "A Man in a Hurry": Henry Kissinger, Transatlantic Relations, and the British Origins of the Year of Europe Dispute Matthew Jones 77 Bringing the Transnational In: Writing Human Rights into the International History of" the Cold War Sarah B. Snyder 100 Of Highways, Turntables, and Mirror Mazes: Metaphors of Americanisation in the History of American Philanthropy Katharina Rietzler 117 From the Transatlantic to the Transnational: Reflections on the Changing Shape of International History David Reynolds 134

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Diplomacy & Statecraft Volume 24 number 2 “(O)n the side of justice and peace": Canada on the League of Nations Council 1927-1930 Lorna Lloyd 171 Avant-garde or Supplement? Advisory Bodies of Transnational Associations as Alternatives to the League's Minority Protection System, 1919-1939 Stefan Dyroff 192 Conceptualising the Role and Responsibility of Great Power: China's Participation in Negotiations toward a Post-Second World War Order Beverley Loke 209 The Rise and Fall of the United States Trusteeship Plan for Korea as a Peace-maintenance Scheme Seung-Young Kim 227 A Rebirth of Diplomacy: The Foreign Policy of Communist Romania between Subordination and Autonomy, 1948-1962 Cezar Stanciu 253 Britain and Kashmir, 1948: "The Arena of the UN" Rakesh Ankit 273 "A Very Careful Balance:" The 1961 Triangular Agreement and the Conduct of Canadian-American Relations Michael D. Stevenson 291 Diplomacy of Estrangement: The Dealings of the United States with Pakistan before 9/11 Juergen Kleiner 312

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Environmental Politics Volume 22 Number 1 February 2013 SPECIAL ISSUE: COMING OF AGE? ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AT 21 GUEST EDITOR: DEREK BELL CONTENTS Articles Coming of age? Environmental Politics at 21 Derek Bell 1 The governance of unsustainability: ecology and democracy after the post-democratic turn Ingolfur Blühdorn 16 Theorising environmental justice: the expanding sphere of a discourse David Schlosberg 37 On the making of the environmental citizen Kersty Hobson 56 Greening the mainstream: party politics and the environment Neil Carter 73 From local conflict to national issue: when and how environmental campaigns succeed in transcending the local Christopher Rootes 95 Re-visiting the 'social gap': public opinion and relations of power in the local politics of wind energy Derek Bell, Tim Gray, Claire Haggett and Joanne Swaffleld 115 Revisiting the urban politics of climate change Harriet Bulkeley and Michele M. Betsill 136 Still the century of 'new' environmental policy instruments? Exploring patterns of innovation and continuity Andrew Jordan, Rüdiger K.W. Wurzel and Anthony R. Zito 155 Carbon flows, carbon markets, and low-carbon lifestyles: reflecting on the role of markets in climate governance Gert Spaargaren and Arthur P.J. Mol 174

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Environmental Politics Volume 22 Number 2 March 2013 CONTENTS Articles Too many bodies? The return and disavowal of the population question Diana Coole 195 The politics of international agri-food policy: discourses of trade-oriented food security and food sovereignty Richard Philip Lee 216 Overcoming the technophilia/technophobia split in environmental discourse Rolf Brand and Jan Fischer 235 Politics between science, law and sentiments: explaining the European Union's ban on hade in seal products Njord Wegge 255 When interests trump institutions: Tasmania's forest policy network and the Bell Bay pulp mill Fred Gale 274 The public inquiry as a contested political technology: GM crop moratorium reviews in Australia Richard Hindmarsh and Anne Parkinson 293 Trash or treasure: recycling narratives and reducing political polarisation Donna L. Lybecker, MarkK. McBeth and Elizabeth Kusko 312 Profile The UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20): A sign of the times or 'ecology as spectacle'? James Van Alstine, Stavros Afionis and Peter Doran 333

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Environmental Politics Volume 22 Number 3 May 2013 SPECIAL ISSUE: CLIMATE CHANGE: ETHICS, RIGHTS AND POLICIES GUEST EDITORS: JOHN BARRY, ARTHUR P.J. MOL AND ANTHONY R. ZITO CONTENTS Editorial Climate change ethics, rights, and policies: an introduction John Bany, Arthur P.J. Mol and Anthony R. Zito 361 Articles Climate ethics: with a little help from moral cognitive neuroscience Marco Grasso 377 Climate rights: feasible or not? Eric Brandstedt and Anna-Karin Bergman 394 What is grandfathering? Carl Knight 410 Rethinking Sustainability in the Anthropocene Manuel Arias-Maldonado 428 The comparative politics of courts and climate change Lisa Vanhala 447 Stakeholder consultations: mamsfreaming climate policy in the Energy Directorate? Eleftheria Vasileiadou and Willemijn Tuinstra 475 The issue network of zero-carbon built environments: a quantitative and qualitative analysis Yvonne Rydin 496 Governance of flood risk management in a time of climate change: the cases of Jakarta and Rotterdam P.J. Ward, W.P. Pauw, M. W. van Buuren and M.A. Marfai 518

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Environmental Politics Volume 22 Number 4 July 2013 Special issue: energy security and climate change: conflicts and synergies Edited by David Toke and Sevasti-Eleni Vezirgiannidou CONTENTS Articles The relationship between climate change and energy security: key issues and conclusions David Toke and Sevasti-Eleni Vezirgiannidou 537 Climate change and the nuclear securitisation of UK energy policy David Toke 553 Energy security in the news: North/South perspectives Reiner Grundmann, Mike Scott and Jin Wang 571 Climate and energy policy in the United States: the battle of ideas Sevasti-Eleni Vezirgiannidou 593 The energy-security-climate-change nexus in Brazil Marco Antonio Vieira and Klaus Guimarães Dalgaard 610 Changing conceptions of climate and energy security in Europe John Vogler 627 From exception to norm - and back again? France, the nuclear revival, and the post-Fukushima landscape Joseph Szarka 646 Climate protection, energy security, and Germany's policy of ecological modernisation Rainer Hillebrand 664 Russian approaches to energy security and climate change: Russian gas exports to the EU Jack D. Sharples 683

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European Journal of International Relations Volume 18 Number 4 December 2012 Contents Dialectics of a global constitution: The struggle over the UN Charter 601 Michael W. Doyle Cosmopolitan politics, security, political subjectivity 625 Vivienne Jabri From comparative to international genocide studies: The international production of genocide in 20th-century Europe 645 Martin Shaw At the Papini hotel: On pragmatism in the study of international relations 669 Ulrich Franke and Ralph Weber Risk analysis - A field within security studies? 693 Karen Lund Petersen Why international norms disappear sometimes 719 Diana Panke and Ulrich Petersohn Beyond state/non-state divides: Global cities and the governing of climate change 743 Harriet Bulkeley and Heike Schroeder

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European Journal of International Relations Volume 19 Number I March 2013 Editorial 3 Beate Jahn, Peter Newell and Patricia Owens

Françafrique and regime theory 5 Maja Bovcon

Marxism in IR: Condemned to a Realist fate? 27 Andrew Davenport

Foreign policy and political possibility 49 Jack Holland

The sky is the limit: Global warming as global governmentality 69 Chris Methmann

'O Effeminacy! Effeminacy!' War, masculinity and the myth of liberal peace 93 Mark Neocleous

HIV/AIDS and securitization theory 115 Colin Mclnnes and Simon Rushton

From Bismarck to Petraeus: The question of the social and the Social Question in counterinsurgency 139 Patricia Owens

Locating norm diplomacy: Venue change in international norm negotiations 163 Katharina P. Coleman

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European Journal of International Relations Volume 19 Number 2 June 2013 Contents International hierarchies and contemporary imperial governance: A tale of three kingdoms 189 J.C. Sharman Market imperative meets normative power: Human rights and European arms transfer policy 209 Jennifer L. Erickson The future of critical security studies: Ethics and the politics of security 235 Christopher S. Browning and Matt McDonald (Un)Natural and contractual international society: A conceptual inquiry 257 Evgeny Roshchin Republican continuities in the Vienna Order and the German Confederation (1815-66) 281 Peter Haldén The rise of Chinese exceptionalism in international relations 305 Feng Zhang Global norms and major state behaviour: The cases of China and the United States 329 Rosemary Foot and Andrew Walter Redeeming the universal: Postcolonialism and the inner life of Eurocentrism 353 Kamran Matin Analysing discourse as a causal mechanism 379 Benjamin Banta

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French Politics Volume 10 Number 4 December 2012 Contents RESEARCH ARTICLES How durably do people accept democracy? Politicization, political attitudes and losers' consent in France 323 Nathalie Dompnier and Raul Magni Berton Leadership and style in the French Fifth Republic: Nicolas Sarkozy's presidency in historical and cultural perspective 345 John Gaffney DATA, MEASURES AND METHODS Choosing the dependent variable: Sarkozy's forecasting lesson 364 Éric Bélanger, Michael S. Lewis-Beck and Richard Nadeau Leader images in forecasting: Sarkozy partly overcomes his record 369 Richard Nadeau, Michael S. Lewis-Beck and Thomas Didier Forecasting the 2012 French presidential election: Lessons from a region-by-region political economy model 373 Bruno Jérôme and Véronique Jerôme-Speziari Forecasting the extreme-right vote at the 2012 presidential election: Evaluating our model 378 Jocelyn Evans and Gilles Ivaldi Looking back on the forecasting of the French legislative election 383 Martial Foucault

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International Affairs Contents Vol. 89 No. 1 January 2013 The costs and consequences of drone warfare Michael J. Boyle 1 The democracy tradition in US foreign policy and the Obama presidency Nicolas Bouchet 31 Coalitions, institutions and big tents: the new strategic reality of armed intervention Sten Rynning 53 In from the margins? The changing place of Africa in International Relations Sophie Harman and William Brown 69 A decade of African Peace and Security Architecture Alex Vines 89 South Africa in the company of giants: the search for leadership in a transforming global order Chris Alden and Maxi Schoeman 111 Greece: the persistence of political terrorism George Kassimeris 131 The Third Review Conference of the Chemical "weapons Convention and beyond: key themes and the prospects of incremental change Alexander Kelle 143

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International Negotiation A Journal of Theory and Practice CONTENTS Vol. 18 No. 1 2013 Regional Trade and Economic Negotiations: Introduction 1-3 Érick Duchesne and Jean-Frédéric Morin Revisiting Structural Variables of Trade Negotiations: The Case of the Canada-EU Agreement 5-24 Érick Duchesne and Jean-Frédéric Morin The Trans-Pacific Partnership: The Challenges of Unraveling the Noodle Bowl 25-47 Deborah Elms The US Struggles in APEC's Trade Politics: Coalition-Building and Regional Integration in the Asia-Pacific 49-66 Takashi Terada The Argumentative Dimension to the EU-Africa EPAs 67-87 Stephen R. Hurt, Donna Lee, and Ulrike Lorenz-Carl U.S. Free Trade Agreements and Linkages 89-110 Vinod K. Aggarwal The Clash of Negotiations: The Impact of Outside Options on Multilateral Trade Negotiations 111-130 Eugénia da Conceição-Heldt Liberalizing Trade in Services: Lessons from Regional and WTO Negotiations 131-151 Bernard Hoekman and Aaditya Mattoo Policy Diffusion in Public Procurement: The Role of Free Trade Agreements 153-173 Steve Woolcock

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International Negotiation A Journal of Theory and Practice CONTENTS Vol. 18 No. 2 2013 Negotiating with Insurgents: Changing Perceptions or Changing Politics? 177-194 Brian R. Urlacher The Domestic Fruits of Diplomacy: Mediation and Presidential Approval 195-217 James P. Todhunter Canada and International Conflict Mediation 219-244 Peter Jones Perks Diplomacy: The Role of Perquisites in Mediation 245-263 Thomas Kwasi Tieku Regional Power Revisited: How to Explain Differences in Coherency and Success of Regional Organizations in the United Nations General Assembly 265-291 Diana Panke The Influence of Narratives on Negotiations and Resolution of the Upper Jordan River Conflict 293-322 Mark Zeitoun, Michael Talhami and Karim Eid-Sabbagh

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International Organization Volume 67, Number 1, Winter 2013 Articles Authoritarian Signaling, Mass Audiences, and Nationalist Protest in China 1 Jessica Chen Weiss Unthinkable and Tragic: The Psychology of Weapons Taboos in War 37 Thomas M. Dolan The Logic of Child Soldiering and Coercion 65 Bernd Beber and Christopher Blattman International Law and Public Attitudes Toward Torture: An Experimental Study 105 Geoffrey P.R. Wallace Nuclear Superiority and the Balance of Resolve: Explaining Nuclear Crisis Outcomes 141 Matthew Kroenig Research Notes Crisis Bargaining and Nuclear Blackmail 173 Todd S. Sechser and Matthew Fuhrmann A Referendum on Trade Theory: Voting on Free Trade in Costa Rica 197 Robert Urbatsch

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International Organization Volume 67, Number 2, Spring 2013 Articles Emotion and Strategy in the Korean War Jonathan Mercer 221 "Retribution Must Succeed Rebellion": The Colonial Origins of Counterinsurgency Failure 253 Paul K. MacDonald Theorizing Agency in Hobbes's Wake: The Rational Actor, the Self, or the Speaking Subject? 287 Charlotte Epstein Common-sense Constructivism and Hegemony in World Politics 317 Ted Hopf Delayed Ratification: The Domestic Fate of Bilateral Investment Treaties 355 Yoram Z. Haftel and Alexander Thompson Research Notes Transborder Ethnic Kin and Civil War 389 Lars-Erik Cederman, Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, Idean Salehyan, and Julian Wucherpfennig Sensitivity to Issue Framing on Trade Policy Preferences Evidence from a Survey Experiment 411 Martin Ardanaz, M. Victoria Murillo, and Pablo M. Pinto

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International Relations Volume 26 Number 4 December 2012 Contents Kenneth N Waltz Lecture Power Shifts, Economic Change and the Decline of the West? 369 Michael Cox Articles Another Waltz? Methodological Rhetoric and Practice in Theory of International Politics 389 Adam RC Humphreys The Transnational Politics of Warfare Accountability: Human Rights Watch versus the Israel Defense Forces 409 Pascal Vennesson and Nikolas M. Rajkovic China and Japan's Quest for Great Power Status: Norm Entrepreneurship in Anti-Piracy Responses 431 Lindsay Black and Yih-Jye Hwang Realism and the Kantian Tradition: A Revisionist Account 453 William E. Scheuerman

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International Relations Contents Volume 27 Number I March 2013

Articles

Energy Pipeline Networks and Trust: The European Union and Russia in Comparative Perspective 3 Charles E Ziegler

Multipolarity, Multilateralism and Beyond ...? EU- China Understandings of the International System 30 David A Scott

Contextual and Contested: Reassessing Europeanization in the Case of Turkey 52 Alper Kaliber

Military Privatization and the Remasculinization of the State: Making the Link between the Outsourcing of Military Security and Gendered State Transformations 74 Saskia Stachowitsch

Why Hans Morgenthau Was Not a Critical Theorist (and Why Contemporary IR Realists Should Care) 95 Daniel J. Levine

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International Relations Contents Volume 27 Number 2 June 2013

Articles

Recognition and the constitution of epochal change 121 Nicholas Onuf On theology and international relations: world politics beyond the empty sky 141 Nicholas Rengger

Vernacular securities and their study: a qualitative analysis and research agenda158 Lee Jarvis and Michael Lister

Fragmentation and diversification of climate change governance in international society 180 Eero Palmujoki

Back to the drawing board: a critique of offensive realism 202 Arash Heydarian Pashakhanlou

Forum: democracy and world order

Introductory Notes 226 Milja Kurki

Promoting polyarchy: 20 years later 228 William I Robinson

US foreign policy and democracy promotion: in search of purpose 235 Jeff Bridoux

African democracy - still disciplined after all these years? 241 Rita Abrahamsen From transformation to reality: the role of local context in EU 246 democracy promotion Jessica Schmidt Democracy and world order: reflections on critical scholarship today 253 Milja Kurki

From transformation to reality: the role of local context in EU democracy promotion ^46 Jessica Schmidt

Democracy and world order: reflections on critical scholarship today 253 Milja Kurki

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Irish Political Studies Journal of the Political Studies Association of Ireland Volume 27 Number 4 December 2012 Special Issue: The Polities of the Irish Presidency Edited by: John Coakley and Kevin Rafter Articles The President of Ireland: A Constitutional and Political Figurehead? John Coakley and Kevin Rafter , 493 The President of Ireland in Comparative Perspective Robert Elgie 502 The Political Role of the President of Ireland Michael Gallagher 522 The Prehistory of the Irish Presidency John Coakley 539 Constructing the Irish Presidency: The Early Incumbents, 1938-1973 Ciara Meehan 559 Redefining the Irish Presidency: The Politics of a 'Non-political' Office, 1973-1990 Kevin Rafter 576 Transforming the Irish Presidency: Activist Presidents and Gender Politics, 1990-2011 Yvonne Galligan 596 Presidential Elections in Ireland: From Partisan Predictability to the End of Loyalty Gary Murphy and Theresa Reidy 615 Explaining the 2011 Irish Presidential Election: Culture, Valence, Loyalty or Punishment? Eoin O’Malley 635

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Irish Political Studies Journal of the Political Studies Association of Ireland Volume 28 Number 1 February 2013 Articles Electoral Discourse Analysis of Civil Conflict Resolution: The Case of Northern Ireland in UK Statewide Elections 1970-2010 Paul Chaney 1 Business Financing of Politics in Ireland: Theory, Evidence and Reform Iain McMenamin 20 From Abstentionism to Enthusiasm: Sinn Féin, Nationalist Electors and Support for Devolved Power-sharing in Northern Ireland Jocelyn Evans and Jonathan Tonge 39 Belfast Revisited: Everyday Policymaking in a Contested Environment Karl O'Connor 58 The Consociational Model and Question Time in the Northern Ireland Assembly: Policy Issues, Procedural Reforms and Executive Accountability, 2007-2011 Richard S. Conley 78 Deliberative Democracy in Action Irish-style: The 2011 We the Citizens Pilot Citizens' Assembly David M. Farrell, Eoin O'Malley and Jane Suiter 99 Is All Politics Local? The Role-orientation of Irish Parliamentarians towards Foreign Policy Shane Martin 114 The Two Types of Ulster Unionism: Testing an Ethnic Explanation for the Unionist/Loyalist Divide Kevin Byrne and Eoin O'Malley 130

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Journal of Public Policy VOLUME 33 - ISSUE 02 Editorial 109 Anthony Bertelli and Peter John Representative democracy and policy-making in the administrative state: is agency policy-making necessarily better? George A. Krause 111 Moving in, managing up: executive job formation and political behaviour Manuel P. Teodoro 137 Cops for hire? The political economy of police employment in the German states Markus Tepe and Pieter Vanhuysse 165 Governance and organisational effectiveness: towards a theory of government performance Laurence E. Lynn and Robbie Waters Robichau 201 Public sector reform and blame avoidance effects Peter B. Mortensen 229

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Nations and Nationalism vol 19 no 1 Contents

ORIGINAL ARTICLES Rogers Brubaker Language, religion and the politics of difference 1 Daniel Bochsler Radicalizing electoral system effects on support for nationalist hardliners in Serbia 21 JORDI MUÑOZ and MARC GUINJOAN Accounting for internal variation in nationalist mobilization: unofficial referendums for independence in Catalonia (2009-11) 44 SYLVIE GUICHARD The Indian nation and selective amnesia: representing conflicts and violence in Indian history textbooks 68 ANTHONY SMITH 'The land and its people': reflections on artistic identification in an age of nations and nationalism 87 DAPHNE HALIKIOPOULOU, STEVEN MOCK, and SOFIA VASILOPOULOU The civic Zeitgeist: nationalism and liberal values in the European radical right 107 GAL HERMONI and UDI LEBEL Penetrating the 'black-box' of 'remembrance day' playlist: bereavement and the induction mechanisms of glocalization - a study in cultural sociology 128 MATTHIAS VOM HAU Nationalism and war commemoration - a Latin American exceptionalism? 146 JOANNA KAFTAN National identity during periods of controversy: celebrating Cinco de Mayo in Phoenix, Arizona 167

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Regional and Federal Studies volume 23 number 1 Contents Special Issue: Ethnolinguistic Mobilizations in Europe Guest Editors: Jean-Baptiste Paul Harguindéguy & Alistair Cole Ethnolinguistic Mobilizations in Europe. An Introduction Jean-Baptiste Paul Harguindéguy & Alistair Cole 1 Blocked Articulation and Nationalist Hegemony in Catalonia Thomas Jeffrey Miley 7 The Jacobin Republic and Language Rights. Ethnolinguistic Mobilizations in France Alistair Cole & Jean-Baptiste Paul Harguindéguy 27 Ethnopolitical Mobilization without Groups: Nation-Building in Upper Silesia Magdalena Dembinska 47 Doing As They Are Told? Subregional Language Policies in the Basque Country, Catalonia and Wales Patrick Carlin 67 On the Right to Linguistic Survival Huw Lewis 87 Perfidious Hope: The Legislative Turn in Official Minority Language Regimes Colin Haslehurst Williams 101

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Regional and Federal Studies Volume 23 number 2 Contents Navigating Canada's Federal Maze: Regional Development Policy Governance in New Brunswick Charles Conteh 129 Federalization in Russia and Spain: The Puzzle of Reversible and Irreversible Outcomes Luis Moreno & Anastassia Obydenkova 151 Federal Presence in Higher Institutions in Nigeria and the North/South Dichotomy V. Adefemi Isumonah & Festus O. Egwaikhide 169 Measuring Centre-Periphery Preferences: The Regional Manifestos Project Sonia Alonso, Braulio Gómez & Laura Cabeza 189 On the Boundary: Local Authorities, Intergovernmental Relations and the Governance of Border Infrastructure in the Detroit-Windsor Region Jen Nelles & John B. Sutcliffe 213 Election Reports The 2012 American Gubernatorial Elections Joshua D. Potter 233 The Mid-term Provincial Elections as a Springboard for the Flemish Nationalists Régis Dandoy 243

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Regional and Federal Studies Volume 23 number 3 Special Issue: The Future of Belgian Federalism Guest Editors: Min Reuchamps & Kris Deschouwer The Belgian Federation at a Crossroad Kris Deschouwer & Min Reuchamps 261 How Europe Shapes the Nature of the Belgian Federation: Differentiated EU Impact Triggers Both Co-operation and Decentralization Jan Beyers & Peter Bursens 271 The Future of Belgian Federalism as Seen Through the Eyes of the Social Partners: A Continuing Obstacle to Social Policy Decentralization? Nicolas Bouteca, Carl Devos & Manu Mus 293 How Linguistically Divided Media Represent Linguistically Divisive Issues. Belgian TV-Debates on Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde. Dave Sinardet 311 The Future of Belgian Federalism: An Analysis of Party Preferences Régis Dandoy, Geoffroy Matagne & Caroline Van Wynsberghe 331 The Future of Belgian Federalism Through the Eyes of the Citizens Min Reuchamps 353 Conclusion: The Future of Belgian Federalism - Between Reform and Swansong? 2007-11: A Critical Juncture in the Transformation of the Belgian State? Wilfried Swenden 369

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Revue Française D'administration Publique N°144 2012 LES RESSOURCES PUBLIQUES : CRISE ET STRATÉGIES Sous la responsabilité de Robert Hertzog Avant-propos . 911 M. Jean Weber Présentation . 913 M. Robert Hertzog Introduction générale Les ressources publiques sous tension: victimes ou causes de la crise des finances publiques ? ... 915 M. Robert Hertzog De nouvelles politiques de recettes publiques Les financements alternatifs des collectivités territoriales 929 M. William Gilles Crise financière et ressources des collectivités territoriales 943 M. Philippe Le Gand Quel avenir pour le prix des services publics dans un contexte financier contraint Mme Martine Long 953 Le péage urbain: une source de financement acceptable? 965 M. Damien Broussolle La fiscalité environnementale française: une fiscalité de rendement ou d'incitation? M. Aurélien Baudu 981 Les propriétés publiques, une piste renouvelée de création de ressources 995 Mme Nelly Ach Les fonds souverains: placements de surplus et source future de recettes publiques M. Jean-François Boudet 1003 La nation au secours de l'État : dons, legs et autres participations volontaires 1017 M. Xavier Cabannes Un débat très ouvert, un problème universel Crise des financements, crise des systèmes fiscaux : une analyse de sociologie financière 1025 M. Marc Leroy Le débat sur les ressources publiques pendant la campagne pour les élections présidentielles du printemps 2012 . 1035 M. Michel Le Clainche

Back to title list Le recouvrement des recettes publiques dans les États africains: un état des lieux préoccupant . 1043 M. Salif Yonaba Le difficile partage des ressources publiques Le secteur communal et la répartition des ressources publiques: problématiques actuelles 1053 M. Jean-Luc Albert Les nouvelles ressources à l'étude pour équilibrer les comptes sociaux en France Mme Anne-Claire Du Four 1061 Les partages de ressources entre l'État et collectivités secondaires: le cas de la République fédérale d'Allemagne 1071 M. Paul-Bernd Spahn Le financement de l'Union européenne: contribution nationales ou impôt européen?.... 1079 M. Vlad Constantinesco L'impossible création d'un impôt européen?. 1085 M. Vincent Dussart

VARIA Processus de décision et comportements pro-environnementaux : l'impact des politiques publiques environnementales . 1093 M. Christophe Alaux La validation des acquis de l'expérience à l'université .. 1107 M. Pascal Gauttier,

CHRONIQUES Chronique de l'administration ... 1121 Mme Bénédicte Delaunay et MM. Michel Le Clainche, Jean-Luc Pissaloux, Luc Rouban et Didier Supplisson Chronique du secteur public économique .. 1143 MM. André G. Delion et Michel Durupty Chronique de l'administration européenne . 1153 MM. Fabrice Andreone, François Lafarge et Mme Elefteria Neframi

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Revue Française d'Administration Publique

SOMMAIRE DU N° 145 LA PLACE DES FEMMES DANS LES ÉLITES ADMINISTRATIVES Numéro coordonné par Luc Rouban Introduction La féminisation des élites administratives: avancée sociale ou nouvelle discrimination? .. 5 Luc Rouban Le temps long des discriminations La féminisation des administrations françaises: grandes étapes et historiographie (XVIIIe siècle-1945) .. 11 Vida Azimi L'histoire des femmes cadres aux Finances entre 1939-1981: un plafond de plomb 39 Florence Descamps Vers l'égalité des genres: les logiques sociales et juridiques du XXIe siècle Le recrutement des femmes dans les concours de catégorie A: la source des viviers 65 Jeanne Siwek-Pouydesseau L'accès des femmes aux postes dirigeants de l'État ...... 89 Luc Rouban Les instruments juridiques de l'égal accès des femmes et des hommes aux emplois publics: depuis le droit à l'égalité jusqu'aux politiques d'égalité 109 Frédéric Edel Témoignages et points de vue Une femme dans la haute fonction publique au siècle dernier (1971-1999) 137 Myriem Mazodier Les femmes sont-elles vraiment les égales des hommes ? 147 Brigitte Gresy Égalité professionnelle entre les femmes et les hommes à la Région Rhône-Alpes: les mentalités changent 153 Valérie Chatel

VARIA La perte de droits des administrés 163 Frédéric Colin

Back to title list La traduction de la demande d'aide sociale: les cas du handicap et de l'insertion des jeunes .. 175 Marie-Christine Bureau, Léa Lima, Barbara Rist, Christophe Trombert, La «démarche 276» à l'aube d'une nouvelle réforme territoriale 189 Jean-Pascal Cogez, Olivier Rabaey La Modernisation de l'action publique (MAP) n'est pas la poursuite de la RGPP 203 Michel Le Clainche

CHRONIQUES Chronique de l'administration . 209 Bénédicte Delaunay, Michel Le Clainche, Jean-Luc Pissaloux, Luc Rouban et Didier Supplisson Chronique du secteur public économique .. 235 André G. Delion et Michel Durupty

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Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives Volume 78 Numéro 4 Décembre 2012 Les principes contradictoires de l'organisation des agences - La réorganisation d'une réforme Tom Christensen et Per Læsgreid 621 De la mesure de la performance à l'apprentissage : une nouvelle source de surcharge gouvernementale ? Jenny M. Lewis et Peter Triantafillou 641 Attirer des collaborateurs motivés par le service public. Comment définir les conditions salariales? Lotte Bøgh Andersen, Tor Eriksson, Nicolai Kristensen et Lene Holm Pedersen 661 Le rôle du capital social dans les réseaux politiques. Constatations émanant de la politique de cohésion européenne en Espagne Jacint Jordana, Fabiola Mota et Andrea Noferini 691 La fonction publique au Kosovo depuis l'indépendance : un message de politisation Dren Doli, Fisnik Korenica et Artan Rogova 715 L'application des technologies de l'information et la protection de l'environnement Mirjana Drenovak Ivanović 743 L'influence des stages dans les organisations publiques sur les idées et les choix professionnels des étudiants universitaires Kilkon Ko et Dalvin Jit Kaur Sidhu 761 La lutte contre la pauvreté et le changement social progressif au Brésil : Enseignements destinés aux autres économies émergentes. Moses N. Kiggundu 785 Autonomie et démocratie locale en Afrique. Une illustration par le cas du Sénégal Ibrahima Touré 809 Analyse de la corrélation entre grande corruption perçue et petite corruption dans les pays en développement : étude de cas sur l'Iran Behzad Mashali 827 Chronique de l'Institut, ses sections et ses membres Rolet Loretan 841

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Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives Volume 79 Numéro 1 Mars 2013 Numéro spécial sur les marchés bureaucratiques (public service bargain) Rédacteurs invités: Annie Hondeghem et Trui Steen L'évolution des marchés bureaucratiques pour la haute fonction publique: quelques comparaisons internationales Annie Hondeghem et Trui Steen 5 Les systèmes de gestion de la performance pour la haute fonction publique Quelle est la force des marchés bureaucratiques managénaux? Annie Hondeghem et Karolien Van Dorpe 11 Le nouveau management public, les marchés bureaucratiques et les problèmes de coordination interdépartementale: analyse comparative de la haute fonction publique dans l'administration de l'État Morten Balle Hansen, Trui Steen et Marsha de Jong 31 Les réformes managériales, les marchés bureaucratiques (public service bargains) et l'identité des hauts fonctionnaires Jacques Bourgault et Karolien Van Dorpe 53 Expliquer les différences dans les «ménages ministériels à trois»: les marchés multiples en Belgique et au Danemark Christian de Visscher et Heidi Houlberg Salomonsen 75 Repenser le « marché bureaucratique» : l'évolution de la position (juridique) des fonctionnaires en Europe Frits M. van der Meer, Caspar F. van den Berg et Gerrit S.A. Dijkstra 95 L'évolution des marchés bureaucratiques pour la haute fonction publique australienne John Halligan 115 Les nouvelles structures de gouvernance et l'évolution des marchés bureaucratiques à Hong Kong John P. Burns, Li Wei et B. Guy Peters 135 La diversité raciale: une bénédiction pour les organisations? Analyse de ses conséquences organisationnelles dans les services de police municipaux Yongbeom Hur 155 La réussite d'un projet de développement international : leçons d'expérience d'un cas Maroc-Canada Sophie Brière et Denis Proulx 171

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Revue Internationale des Sciences Administratives Volume 79 Numéro 2 Juin 2013 Éditorial d'adieu Christopher Pollitt 195 Éditorial Andrew Massey 199 Numéro spécial: La réforme de l'État-providence et les implications pour les relations d'imputabilité dans une perspective comparative Rédacteurs invités: Per Lœgreid et Paola Mattei Introduction: La réforme de l'État-providence et les implications pour l'imputabilité dans une perspective comparative Per Lœgreid et Paola Mattei 203 Cartographie de l'imputabilité: Concepts fondamentaux et sous-types Staffan I. Lindberg 209 Analyse de l'évolution de l'imputabilité dans les administrations axées sur le marché de l'emploi - d'une concentration vers un partage des responsabilités? Bastian Jantz et Werner Jann 235 La réorganisation de l'imputabilité publique: Les réformes hospitalières en Allemagne, en Norvège et au Danemark Paola Mattei, Mahima Mitra, Karsten Vrangbaek, Simon Neby et Haldor Byrkjeflot 259 L'imputabilité des services d'immigration - Comparaison des crises en Norvège, au Danemark et en Allemagne Johannes Reichersdorfer, Tom Christensen and Karsten Vrangbæk 283 L'imputabilité, une technologie stratégique: La responsabilisation des performances dans l'enseignement en Europe Jenny Ozga 305 L'imputabilité en Europe centrale et orientale: Entre concept et réalité Arnošt Veselý 325 Analyse du rôle des cabinets ministériels en Italie: L'héritage et la temporalité dans l'étude des réformes administratives Fabrizio Di Mascio et Alessandro Natalini 345 Entre agents de l'État et professionnels libéraux: Analyse empirique de la réforme des notaires portugais António F. Tavares et Miguel A. Rodrigues 365 Entre offre et demande : Les limites du développement participatif en Afrique du Sud Chris Peter Tapscott et Lisa Thompson 389

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Social Policy & Administration Volume 47, Number 1, February 2013 Regular Issue CONTENTS A Framework for Exploring the Policy Implications of UK Medical Tourism and International Patient Flows 1 Neil T. Lunt, Russell Mannion and Mark Exworthy From Defamilialization to Degenderization: Toward a New Welfare Typology 26 Steven Saxonberg Partisan Effects on Welfare State Retrenchment: Empirical Evidence from a Measurement of Government Intentions 50 Michael Baggesen Klitgaard and Christian Elmelund-Præstekær Middle-Glass Political Activism and Middle-Glass Advantage in Relation to Public Services: A Realist Synthesis of the Evidence Base 72 Peter Matthews and Annette Hastings Beyond Welfare Regimes: From Empirical Typology to Conceptual Ideal types 93 Deborah Rice Policy Diffusion and Policy Transfer in Comparative Welfare State Research 111 Herbert Obinger, Carina Schmitt and Peter Starke

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Studia Diplomatica Number 3 2012

Table of Contents

3 EU trade policy and the European Security Strategy Speaking the same language in different worlds Jan Orbie, Lotte Drieghe and Fabienne Bossuyt

25 A "force for good" ?

External Images of the European Union in Russian Political Discourse Irina Khayrizamanova

39 The Europeanisation of Contested Statehood?

European Union in Kosovo and the Turkish-Cypriot Administration George Kyris

59 The EU's security policy towards China: a liberal-relational

approach to hard security issues Martin Renner

77 The Arab revolutions: the people versus the regimes and the

regimes against one another Brigitte Herremans

93 A Case of Paradiplomacy?

Italian-Libyan diplomatic relations from the rise to power of Gaddafi till the beginning of the "Arab Spring" Valentina Colafrancesco

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Studia Diplomatica Number 4 2012 Table of Contents

3 European External Action Service: Towards the 2013 Review Hylke Dijkstra

13 High Level Representation Marc Franco

21 The High-Level Representation of the EU in the G20 Juha Jokela

31 Reviewing the EU's Crisis Management Procedures Alexander Mattelaer

39 The European Union as a Conflict Manager Perspectives after the Lisbon Treaty

Monica Oproiu

55 Transmission of Political-Military Information in Advanced Education The Examples of the European Security and Defence College and the NATO Defence College Sylvain Paile

77 Russia and the Forging of Memory and Identity in Europe Marco Siddi

105 The Making of a Constructivist Relationship between the European Union and Australia Gyula Toth

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Turkish Studies Volume 13 Number 4 December 2012 Disappointment or New Strength: Exploring the Declining EU Support Among Turkish Students, Academics and Party Members Alexander Bürgin 565 Empire of Languages: EU's Multilingualism Policy and the Turkish Language C. Akça Ataç 581 The Romani Opening in Turkey: Antidiscrimination? Funda Gençoğlu-Onbaşi 599 The Contribution of Renewables in Turkish Energy Security Mehmet Efe Biresselioglu 615 Turkey as a "Willing Receiver" of American Soft Power: Hollywood Movies in Turkey during the Cold War Burcu Sari Karademir 633 Transformation of a Development Aid Agency: TIKA in a Changing Domestic and International Setting Güner Özkan and Mustafa Turgut Demirtepe 647 The Black Book as Parody of Epic Zekiye Antakyalioğlu 665 Turkish Foreign Policy Toward the Algerian War of Independence (1954-62) Eyüp Ersoy 683 , Lege d tui'ope its N L i_jj_j>_AjjL_y' 2Z2 - c ; - 0 8

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Turkish Studies Volume 14 Number 1 March 2013 Special Issue: The Political Psychology of Turkish Political Behavior Guest Editor: Cengiz Erişen Introduction The Political Psychology of Turkish Political Behavior: Introduction by the Special Issue Editor Cengiz Erişen 1 Papers Research Methods in Political Psychology Cengiz Erişen, Elif Erişen and Binnur Özkeçeci-Taner 13 Values, Religiosity and Support for Redistribution and Social Policy in Turkey Gizem Arikan 34 The Impact of Party Identification and Socially Supplied Disagreement on Electoral Choices in Turkey Elif Erişen 53 Analyzing the Determinants of Group Identity Among Alevis in Turkey: A National Survey Study Çiğdem V. Şirin 74 Ethnicity and Trust in National and International Institutions: Kurdish Attitudes toward Political Institutions in Turkey Ekrem Karakoç 92 Emotions as a Determinant in Turkish Political Behavior Cengiz Erişen 115 Leadership Traits of Turkey's Islamist and Secular Prime Ministers Bariş Kesgin 136 Public Opinion toward Immigration and the EU: How are Turkish Immigrants Different than Others? Başak Yavçan 158

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Turkish Studies Volume 14 Number 2 June 2013 Turkish-American Relations During Obama Era: Unfulfilled Expectations Cenap Cakmak and Gökhan Güneysu 193 Testing the Axis-Shift Claim: An Empirical Analysis of Turkey's Voting Alignment on Important Resolutions in the United Nations General Assembly during the Years 2000-10 Abdullah Yuvaci and Muhittin Kaplan 212 Turkey and the Balkans: New Forms of Political Community? Ronald H. Linden and Yasemin Irepoğlu 229 Turkey and Turkic Nations: A Post-Cold War Analysis of Relations Kürşat Çinar 256 Turkey and EUrope: Identity and Other Crises Steve Wood 272

Hegemonizing Conservative Democracy and the Problems of Democratization in Turkey: Conservatism Without Democrats? Yüksel Taşkin 292

The EU Policy of the Republican People's Party under Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu: A New Wine in an Old Wine Cellar Seçkin Bariş Gülmez 311

Islamist Political Engagement in the Early Years of Multi-party Politics in Turkey: 1945-60 Menderes Çinar and Ipek Gencel Sezgin 329

Theory or Attitude? A Comparative Analysis of Turkish Newspaper Articles on Turkish Foreign Policy, June 2008-June 2011 Metin Gurcan 346

Religion and Nation-Building in the Turkish Republic: Comparison of High School History Textbooks of 1931-41 and of 1942-50 Başar Ari 372 The Kurdish Identity of Turkish Nationalist Thinkers: Ziya Gökalp and Ahmet Arvasi between Turkish Identity and Kurdish Ethnicity Umut Uzer 394

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West European Politics Volume 36 Number 1 January 2013

Editorial Announcement Klaus H. Goetz and Anand Menon v Notes on Contributors vi Contracted Government: Unveiling theEuropean Commission's Contracted Staff Zuzana Murdoch and Jarle Trondal 1 Trajectories of Administrative Reform: Institutions, Timing and Choices in France and Spain Philippe Bezes and Salvador Parrado 22 How EU Capacity Bargains Strengthen States: Migration and Border Security in South-East Europe Andrew Geddes and Andrew Taylor 51 Subnational Patterns of Democracy in Austria, Germany and Switzerland Adrian Vatter and Isabelle Stadelmann-Steffen 71 National Higher Courts and the Ratification of EU Treaties Carlos Closa 97 Why Are Racist Associations Free in Some States and Banned in Others? Evidence from 10 Liberal Democracies Erik Bleich and Francesca Lambert 122 Citizenship, Multiculturalism and Cross-National Muslim Minority Public Opinion David T. Buckley 150 Transnational Networking on the Far Right: The Case of Britain and Germany Graham Macklin 176 Welfare Dualism in Two Scandinavian Welfare States: Public Opinion and Party Politics Ann-Helén Bay, Henning Finseraas and Axel West Pedersen 199 Uncertainty, Complexity, and Gamson's Law: Comparing Coalition Formation in Western Europe Albert Falcó-Gimeno and Indridi H. Indridason 221 Different Origins, Same Proposals? The Impact of the EU on the Policy Direction of Party Families Kyriaki Nanou 248 ELECTIONS IN CONTEXT The 2012 Greek Parliamentary Elections:Fear and Loathing in the Polls Elias Dinas and Lamprini Rori 270

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West European Politics

Volume 36 Number 2 March 2013 Notes on Contributors iii The Party Politics of Territorial Reforms in Europe Simon Toubeau and Emanuele Massetti 297 Party Strategies on Territorial Reform: State-wide Parties and the State of Autonomies in Spain Tània Verge 317 Party Strategies, Voter Demands and Territorial Reform in Belgium Kris Deschouwer 338

Sailing with Northern Winds: Party Politics and Federal Reforms in Italy

Emanuele Massetti and Simon Toubeau 359 Party Servants, Ideologues or Regional Representatives? The German Länder and the Reform of Federalism Ed Turner and Carolyn Rowe 382

Party Strategies and Administrative- Territorial Reforms in Poland

Martin Brusis 405 The Forbidden Fruit of Federalism: Evidence from Romania and Slovakia Daniel Bochsler and Edina Szöcsik 426

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West European Politics Volume 36 Number 3 May 2013

The Gordon Smith and Vincent Wright Memorial Prizes v Notes on Contributors vi The Institutional Basis of Democratic Accountability Johan P. Olsen 447 Aggregation and Representation in European Parliament Party Groups Richard Rose and Gabriela Borz 474 Electoral Institutions and Distributive Policies in Parliamentary Systems: An Application to State Aid Measures in EU Countries Fabio Franchino and Marco Mainenti 498 Who Owns Education? Cleavage Structures in the Partisan Competition over Educational Expansion Marius R. Busemeyer, Simon T. Franzmann and Julian L. Garritzmann 521 The Janus Face of Europeanisation: Explaining Cross-Sectoral Differences in Public Utilities Carina Schmitt 547 SYMPOSIUM Guest Edited by Irene Bloemraad and Karen Schönwälder Immigrant and Ethnic Minority Representation in Europe: Conceptual Challenges and Theoretical Approaches Irene Bloemraad and Karen Schönwälder 564 Two-tier Pluralism in 'Colour-blind' France Vincent Tiberj and Laure Michon 580 Explaining Different Trajectories in Immigrant Political Integration: Moroccans and Turks in Amsterdam Laure Michon, Floris Vermeulen 597 Party Strategies and the Descriptive Representation of Ethnic Minorities: The 2010 British General Election Maria Sobolewska 615 Immigrant Representation in Germany's Regional States: The Puzzle of Uneven Dynamics Karen Schönwälder 634 Accessing the Corridors of Power: Puzzles and Pathways to Understanding Minority Representation

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West European Politics Volume 36 Number 4 July 2013 Who Gets into Government? Coalition Formation in European Democracies Holger Döring and Johan Hellström 683 In Search of Successful Reform: The Politics of Opposition and Consensus in OECD Parliamentary Democracies Despina Alexiadou 704 Balancing Rigidity and Flexibility: Constitutional Dynamics in Federal Systems Arthur Benz 726 A Panacea for all Times? The German Stability Culture as Strategic Political Resource David Howarth and Charlotte Rommerskirchen 750 Explaining Policy Responses to Danish and Irish Banking Failures during the Financial Crisis Michael Kluth and Kennet Lynggaard 771 The Populist Radical Right and European Integration: A Comparative Analysis of Party-Voter Links Margarita Gómez-Reino and Iván Llamazares 789 More Money, Fewer Problems? Cross-Level Effects of Economic Deprivation on Political Representation Jan Rosset, Nathalie Giger and Julian Bernauer 817 'Voice and Equality': Young People's Politics in the European Union Organisational Continuity and Electoral James Sloam 836 Endurance: The Communist Party of Cyprus Antonis A. Ellinas and Yiannos Katsourides 859

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West European Politics Volume 36 Number 5 September 2013 The Relationship between Media and Political Agendas: Variations across Decision-Making Phases Anke Tresch, Pascal Sciarini and Frédéric Varone 897 Religion, Rurality and Voting: Secularisation, Landownership and Italian Electoral Behaviour, 1953-2008 Piero Ignazi and E. Spencer Wellhofer 919 Religion as Catalyst or Restraint of Radical Right Voting? Tim Immerzeel, Eva Jaspers and Marcel Lubbers 946 Towards a Gender-Equal Bundestag? The Impact of Electoral Rules on Women's Representation Jessica Fortin-Rittberger and Christina Eder 969 District Magnitude and Home Styles of Representation in European Democracies Audrey André and Sam Depauw 986 Do Voters' Coalition Preferences Affect Government Formation? Marc Debus and Jochen Müller 1007 Party System Polarisation and Government Duration in Central and Eastern Europe Lee Savage 1029 Analysing the Links between National Capitals and Brussels in EU Foreign Policy Nicola Chelotti 1052 RESEARCH NOTE Q Methodology as a Tool for Committee Governance Research Karl O'Connor 1073 ELECTION REPORTS The 2013 Maltese General Election: Unplugging the Blockage Dominic Fenech 1088 The 2013 Italian Parliamentary Election: Changing Things So Everything Stays the Same Diego Garzia 1095

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World Pol i t ics Vol. 65 January 2013 No. 1

CONTENTS Policy Diffusion of Emission Standards: Is There a Race to the Top? Eri Saikawa 1 Regional Organizations and International Politics: Japanese Influence over the Asian Development Bank and the UN Security Council Daniel Yew Mao Lim and James Raymond Vreeland 34 Path Shifting of the Welfare State: Electoral Competition and the Expansion of Work-Family Policies in Western Europe Kimberly J. Morgan 73 The Geographic Context of Political Attitudes among Migrant-Origin Individuals in Europe Rahsaan Maxwell 116 Research Note Economic Development and Gender Equality: Is There a Gender Kuznets Curve? Joshua Eastin and Aseem Prakash 156

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World Politics Vol. 65•April 2013• No. 2

CONTENTS King Makers: Local Leaders and Ethnic Politics in Africa Dominika Koter 187 Capital and Opposition in Africa: Coalition Building in Multiethnic Societies Leonardo R. Arriola 233 When the Claim Hits: Bilateral Investment Treaties and Bounded Rational Learning Lauge N. Skovgaard Poulsen and Emma Aisbett 273 The Left and Organized Labor in Low-Inflation Times Marco Simoni 314 Review Article Separatist Conflict in the Former Soviet Union and Beyond: How Different Was Communism? Benjamin Smith 350

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World Politics Vol. 65 July 2013 No. 3 CONTENTS Female Combatants and the Perpetration of Violence: Wartime Rape in the Sierra Leone Civil War Dara Kay Cohen 383 Business and Welfare State Development: Why Did Employers Accept Social Reforms? Thomas Paster 416 Globalizing Electoral Politics: Political Competence and Distributional Bargaining in the European Union Christina J. Schneider 452 When Can Liberal States Avoid Unwanted Immigration? Self-Limited Sovereignty and Guest Worker Recruitment in Switzerland and Germany Antje Ellermann 491 Union Density and Political Strikes Johannes Lindvall 539