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International Political Science Review (2002), Vol. 23, No. 4, 470-471 Index Volume 23, 2002 Authors Aggarwal, V.K. and C. Dupont. “Goods, Lawson, K. Introduction: Parties and NGOs Games, and Institutions”: A Reply. 402- in the Quest for Global Democracy. 410 131-133 Bardi, L., M. Rhodes, and S. Senior Nello. Lehoucq, FE. Can Parties Police Them- Enlarging the European Union: Chal- selves? Electoral Governance and Demo- lenges to and from Central and Eastern cratization. 29-46 Europe—Introduction. 227-233. Macdonald, L. and M.A. Schwartz. Political Delsoldato, G. Eastward Enlargement by Parties and NGOs in the Creation of New the European Union and Transnational Trading Blocs in the Americas. 135-158 Parties. 269-289 Mozaffar, S. Patterns of Electoral Govern- De Witte, B. Anticipating the Institutional ance in Africa’s Emerging Democracies. Consequences of Expanded Member- 85-101 ship of the European Union. 235-248 Mozaffar, S. and A. Schedler. The Compara- Dupont, C. See Aggarwal, V.K. tive Study of Electoral Governance— Eisenstadt, T.A. Measuring Electoral Court Introduction. 5-27 Failure in Democratizing Mexico. 47--68 O'Neill, B. See Erickson, L. Erickson, L. and B. O'Neill. The Gender Reilly, B. Social Choice in the South Seas: Gap and the Changing Woman Voter in Electoral Innovation and the Borda Canada. 373-392 Count in the Pacific Island Countries. Etzioni-Halevy, E. Linkage Deficits in 355-372 Transnational Politics. 203-222 Rhodes, M. See Bardi, L. Grabbe, H. European Union Conditionality Schaffer, F.C. Might Cleaning Up Elections and the Acquis Communautaire. 249-268 Keep People Away from the Polls? Gunnell, J.G. Handbooks and History: Is It Historical and Comparative Perspectives. Still the American Science of Politics? 69-84 339-354 Schedler, A. See Mozaffar, S. Haque, M.S. The Changing Balance of Schedler, A. The Nested Game of Demo- Power between the Government and cratization by Elections. 103-122 NGOs in Bangladesh. 411-435 Schwartz, M.A. See Macdonald, L. Henrikson, A.K. Distance and Foreign Senior Nello, S. See Bardi, L. Policy: A Political Geography Approach. Senior Nello, S. Preparing for Enlarge- 437-466 ment in the European Union: The Kellow, A. Comparing Business and Public Tensions between Economic and Interest Associability at the International Political Integration. 291-317 Level. 175-186 Sklair, L. The Transnational Capitalist Class 0192-5121 (2002/10) 23:4, 470-471; 027558 © 2002 International Political Science Association SAGE Publications (London, Thousand Oaks, CA and New Delhi) International Political Science Review (2002), Vol. 23, No. 4, 470-471 Index Volume 23, 2002 Authors Aggarwal, V.K. and C. Dupont. “Goods, Lawson, K. Introduction: Parties and NGOs Games, and Institutions”: A Reply. 402- in the Quest for Global Democracy. 410 131-133 Bardi, L., M. Rhodes, and S. Senior Nello. Lehoucq, FE. Can Parties Police Them- Enlarging the European Union: Chal- selves? Electoral Governance and Demo- lenges to and from Central and Eastern cratization. 29-46 Europe—Introduction. 227-233. Macdonald, L. and M.A. Schwartz. Political Delsoldato, G. Eastward Enlargement by Parties and NGOs in the Creation of New the European Union and Transnational Trading Blocs in the Americas. 135-158 Parties. 269-289 Mozaffar, S. Patterns of Electoral Govern- De Witte, B. Anticipating the Institutional ance in Africa’s Emerging Democracies. Consequences of Expanded Member- 85-101 ship of the European Union. 235-248 Mozaffar, S. and A. Schedler. The Compara- Dupont, C. See Aggarwal, V.K. tive Study of Electoral Governance— Eisenstadt, T.A. Measuring Electoral Court Introduction. 5-27 Failure in Democratizing Mexico. 47--68 O'Neill, B. See Erickson, L. Erickson, L. and B. O'Neill. The Gender Reilly, B. Social Choice in the South Seas: Gap and the Changing Woman Voter in Electoral Innovation and the Borda Canada. 373-392 Count in the Pacific Island Countries. Etzioni-Halevy, E. Linkage Deficits in 355-372 Transnational Politics. 203-222 Rhodes, M. See Bardi, L. Grabbe, H. European Union Conditionality Schaffer, F.C. Might Cleaning Up Elections and the Acquis Communautaire. 249-268 Keep People Away from the Polls? Gunnell, J.G. Handbooks and History: Is It Historical and Comparative Perspectives. Still the American Science of Politics? 69-84 339-354 Schedler, A. See Mozaffar, S. Haque, M.S. The Changing Balance of Schedler, A. The Nested Game of Demo- Power between the Government and cratization by Elections. 103-122 NGOs in Bangladesh. 411-435 Schwartz, M.A. See Macdonald, L. Henrikson, A.K. Distance and Foreign Senior Nello, S. See Bardi, L. Policy: A Political Geography Approach. Senior Nello, S. Preparing for Enlarge- 437-466 ment in the European Union: The Kellow, A. Comparing Business and Public Tensions between Economic and Interest Associability at the International Political Integration. 291-317 Level. 175-186 Sklair, L. The Transnational Capitalist Class 0192-5121 (2002/10) 23:4, 470-471; 027558 © 2002 International Political Science Association SAGE Publications (London, Thousand Oaks, CA and New Delhi) INDEX 471 and Global Politics: Deconstructing the and NGOs in Global Environmental Corporate-State Connection. 159-174 Politics. 187-201 Uvalic, M. Regional Cooperation and the Wallner, K. The Provision of Public Goods Enlargement of the European Union: in International Relations: A Comment Lessons Learned? 319-333 on “Goods, Games, and Institutions.” Van der Heijden, H-A. Political Parties 393-401 Articles (Abstracts of all articles in each issue appear in English and French) Anticipating the Institutional Conse- Linkage Deficits in Transnational Politics quences of Expanded Membership of (Etzioni-Halevy, E.) 203-222 the European Union (De Witte, B.). Measuring Electoral Court Failure in 235-248 Democratizing Mexico (Eisenstadt, Can Parties Police Themselves? Electoral T.A.). 47-68 Governance and Democratization Might Cleaning Up Elections Keep People (Lehoucgq, F-E.). 29-46 Away from the Polls? Historical and The Changing Balance of Power between Comparative Perspectives (Schaffer, the Government and NGOs in Bangla- F.C.). 69-84 desh (Haque, M.S.). 411-435 The Nested Game of Democratization by The Comparative Study of Electoral Elections (Schedler, A.). 103-122 Governance—Introduction. (Mocaffar, Patterns of Electoral Governance in Africa’s S. and A. Schedler). 5-27 Emerging Democracies (Mozaffar, S.). Comparing Business and Public Interest 85-101 Associability at the International Level Political Parties and NGOs in the Creation (Kellow, A.). 175-186 of New Trading Blocs in the Americas Distance and Foreign Policy: A Political (Macdonald, L. and M.A. Schwartz). Geography Approach (Henrikson, A.K.). 135-158 437-466 Political Parties and NGOs in Global Eastward Enlargement by the European Environmenta! Politics (Van der Union and_ Transnational Parties Heijden, H-A.). 187-201 (Delsoldato, G.). 269-289 Preparing for Enlargement in the Euro- Enlarging the European Union: Challenges pean Union: The Tensions between to and from Central and Eastern Europe Economic and Political Integration (Bardi, L., M. Rhodes, and S. Senior (Senior Nello, S.). 291-317 Nello). 227-233 The Provision of Public Goods in Inter- European Union Conditionality and the national Relations: A Comment on Acquis Communautaire (Grabbe, H.). “Goods, Games, and Institutions” 249-268 (Wallner, K.). 393-401 The Gender Gap and the Changing Regional Cooperation and the Enlarge- Woman Voter in Canada (Erickson, L. ment of the European Union: Lessons and B. O'Neill). 373-392 Learned? (Uvalic, M.). 319-333 “Goods, Games, and Institutions”: A Reply Social Choice in the South Seas: Electoral (Aggarwal, V.K. and C. Dupont). Innovation and the Borda Count in the 402-410 Pacific Island Countries (Reilly, B.). Handbooks and History: Is It Stull the 355-372 American Science of Politics? (Gunnell, The Transnational Capitalist Class and J.G.). 339-354 Global Politics: Deconstructing the Introduction: Parties and NGOs in the Corporate-State Connection (Sklair, Quest for Global Democracy (Lawson, L.). 159-174 K.). 131-133