West European Politics 1998: Vol 21 Index

3 Pages·1998·0.37 MB·English

West European Politics
Index to Volume 21 — 1998
Aguilar, Paloma, The Memory of the Civil War in the
Transition to Democracy: The Peculiarity of the
Basque Case 5 (4)
Barreiro, Belén, Judicial Review and Political Empowerment:
Abortion in Spain 147 (4)
Berrington, Hugh, Britain in the Nineties: The Politics of
Paradox 1 (1)
Berrington, Hugh and Rod Hague, Europe, Thatcherism, and
Traditionalism: Opinion, Rebellion and the Maastricht
Treaty in the Backbench Conservative Party, 1992—1994 44 (1)
Bevir, Mark and R.A.W. Rhodes, Narratives of ‘Thatcherism’ 97 (1)
Biezen, Ingrid van, Building Party Organisations and the
Relevance of Past Models: The Communist and
Socialist Parties in Spain and Portugal 32 (2)
Chari, Raj S., Spanish Socialists, Privatising the Right Way? 163 (4)
Colomer, Josep M., The Spanish ‘State of Autonomies’:
Non-Institutional Federalism 40 (4)
Daniels, Philip, From Hostility to ‘Constructive Engagement’:
The Europeanisation of the Labour Party 72 (1)
Denver, David, The British Electorate in the 1990s 197 (1)
Diaz, Elias, Ideologies in the Making of the Spanish Transition 26 (4)
Elgie, Robert, Democratic Accountability and Central Bank
Independence: Historical and Contemporary, National
and European Perspectives 53 (3)
Fuchs, Dieter and Robert Rohrschneider, Postmaterialism
and Electoral Choice before and after German Unification 95 (2)
Gaffney, John, Socialism in France: An Appraisal (Review
Article,3 titles) 208 (3)
Geyer, Robert, Globalisation and the (Non-) Defence of
the Welfare State 77 (3)
Heywood, Paul, Power Diffusion or Concentration? In Search
of the Spanish Policy Process 103 (4)
Hinnfors, Jonas and Jon Pierre, The Politics of Currency
Crises in Sweden: Policy Choice in a Globalised Economy 103 (3)
Hix, Simon, Elections, Parties and Institutional Design:
A Comparative Perspective on European Union Democracy 19 (3)
250 POLITICS AND POLICY IN DEMOCRATIC SPAIN
Jiménez, Fernando, Political Scandals and Political Responsibility
in Democractic Spain 80 (4)
Johnson, Nevil, The Judicial Dimension in British Politics 148 (1)
Kavanagh, Dennis, Power in the Parties: R.T. McKenzie
and after 28 (1)
Knutsen, Oddbjern, Expert Judgements of the Left—Right
Location of Political Parties in West European Countries:
A Comparative Longitudinal Study 63 (2)
Kunkel, Christoph and Jonas Pontusson, Corporatism versus
Social Democracy: Divergent Fortunes of the Austrian
and Swedish Labour Movements
Le Galés, Patrick and Alan Harding, Cities and States
in Europe 120 (3)
Maor, Moshe, The Relationship between Government and
Opposition in the Bundestag and House of Commons
in the Run-Up to the Maastricht Treaty 187 (3)
Michel, Hervé, Government or Governance? The Case of
the French Local Political System 146 (3)
Miller, William L., The Periphery and its Paradoxes 167 (1)
Molins, Joaquim M. and Alex Casademunt, Pressure Groups
and the Articulation of Interests 124 (4)
Montero, José Ram6n, Stabilising the Democratic Order:
Electoral Behaviour in Spain 53 (4)
O’D uffy, Brendan, Swapping the Reins of the Emerald
Tiger: The Irish General Election of June 1997 178 (2)
Paraskevopoulos, Christos J., Social Capital and the
Public/Private Divide in Greek Regions 154 (2)
Pérez-Diaz, Victor, The ‘Soft Side’ of Employment Policy:
the Spanish Experience 200 (4)
Rico, Ana, Pablo Gonzalez and Marta Fraile, Regional
Decentralisation of Health Policy in Spain: Social
Capital does not tell the Whole Story 180 (4)
Tewes, Henning, Between Deepening and Widening:
Role Conflict in Germany’s Enlargement Policy 117 (2)
Thatcher, Mark, Institutions, Regulation and Change:
New Regulatory Agencies in British Privatised
Utilities 120 (1)
Torreblanca, José 1., Overlapping Games and Cross-Cutting
Coalitions in the European Union 134 (2)
Warleigh, Alexander, Better the Devil You Know? Synthetic
and Confederal Understandings of European Unification | (3)
INDEX 251
Waters, Sarah, New Social Movement Politics in France:
The Rise of Civic Forms of Mobilisation 170 (3)
Book Reviews (65 titles) 222 (1) 195 (2) 214 (3) 233 (4)
Figures in parenthesis denote issue number: No.! was a Special Issue on
‘Britain in the Nineties: The Politics of Paradox’ and No.4 was one on
‘Politics and Policy in Democratic Spain: No Longer Different?’