Political Quarterly

Article	Citations
The price of casual labour	26
Labour Party expels Jews for ‘antisemitism’	24
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Staying Power: The Resilience of the Scottish Independence Movement	21
Could we bring back Clem Attlee?	20
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About political reactionaries (but why the jargon?)	15
Right‐wing populism: can it be stopped?	14
The Case for a Scottish Clarity Act	14
The Everyday Economy and the Right to Food	13
American pre‐Trump blunders in Ukraine	13
Back to the Future? Rishi Sunak's Industrial Strategy	12
Nostalgia as mental pollution	12
An Assessment of the Resilience of Local Government in England: Was it Well‐Equipped to Overcome the Covid‐19 Pandemic?	12
Why are we equals? Just because?	11
Caught in a Vicious Cycle: Where are we with Stop and Search?	11
Brazil has many problems: one is Bolsonaro	11
Fixing the ‘Polycrisis’ in Local Government Finance: the Limits of More Incremental Reform	10
The flight of the USA from Afghanistan	10
Liz Truss between dogma and ideology	9
The good old days?: a study in Labourist declinism	9
Immigration and Asylum Policy after Brexit: An Introduction	9
Epistemic Injustice in Budgetary Politics: A Response to Rachel Reeves's Mais Lecture	8
No Level Playing Field: Barriers to Disability Representation in Politics	8
How Seriously Should we Take Universal Basic Income?	7

The Moon is a long way away	7
Social Democracy without Foundations? David Marquand and the Historiography of the ‘Keynesian Welfare State’	7
The End of the Rhetorical Line? The ‘Partygate’ Investigation into former UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson	7
Free speech: civic value or partisan weapon?	7
The Concurrence of Anti‐Racism and Anti‐Casteism	7
From Donald Dewar to Humza Yousaf: The Role of Scotland's First Ministers and the Importance of Political Leadership	7
Shrinking the United Kingdom: Rebranding the Realm after the Secession of the Irish Free State	7
Hedging Bets; British Business Lobbying in the European Union post‐Brexit	6
The Politics of the British Environment since 1945	6
Xinjiang: perhaps not genocide, but certainly appalling	6
The ‘pleonectic’ rift	6
Putin not as strong as we think he is	6
Brexit and the Death of Devolution	6
US Republicans and the New Fusionism	5
The Rise of the Middle Ground in Northern Ireland: What does it Mean?	5
Labour's Economic Strategy: A Response to Rachel Reeves's Mais Lecture	5
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On the Impossibility of Neoliberal Success: A Response to Michael Jacobs	5
Values in the Valence Election: Fragmentation and the 2024 General Election	5
Ideas in Politics in International Context	4
American wars and Greek tragedies	4
The rise and rise (?) of the Scottish National Party	4
A confusing study of revolutions	4
David Marquand and the Dilemmas of Political Organisation	4
Business and Politics in the United States	4
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Who started the second Cold War?	4
Russia‐Ukraine Conflict: It's More Complicated Than We Were Told	4
A ‘Public Service Internet’—Reclaiming the Public Service Mission	4
Everyday Economy and Levelling Up	4
Doom, gloom, and justice	3
A Behavioural Science Approach to Tackling Sexism and Misogyny in Policing: Interventions for Instigating Cultural Change	3
Orwell: the good and the bad	3
‘Illiberal Democracy’ after Post‐Democracy: Revisiting the Case of Hungary	3
The Conservatives’ Economic Strategy	3
Sorry for any Inconvenience Caused: Why Britain Messed up High Speed Rail	3
Ethical Capitalism, but Still Capitalism	3
Living (and dying) in America	3
An Industrial Policy for Hairdressing?	3
Heads in the Sand: the Absence of Employers in New Developments in UK Active Labour Market Policy	3
Vulnerability and Policing: Rethinking the Role and Limits of the Police	3
Russia and Ukraine ‘Returning’ to Europe. If Only	3
The Dark Heart of Today's Conservative Party	3
Israel's Catastrophic Failures	3
Black Cricket, the College at Haringey and the England and Wales Cricket Board	3
The Crisis of Everyday Liveability, Policy and Politics	3
Cyprus: the story of the intervention of 1974	2
Xi Jinping's Climb to the Top	2
Equality can divide	2
Capitalism's feeding frenzy	2

Fan‐Led Review of Football Governance: A Kick in the Right Direction or a Maoist Collective Power Grab?	2
Growthmanship in the Twenty‐First Century1	2
The Gendered Harassment of Parliamentary Candidates in the UK	2
Reforming the Established Church: History and Proposals	2
Widespread Reach, not much Influence: Online News and Mass Political Attitudes and Behaviour in the UK	2
French Social Democracy in Turmoil	2
Beveridge at Eighty: Learning the Right Lessons	2
Elections and Democracy in Turkey: Reconsidering Competitive Authoritarianism in the Age of Democratic Backsliding	2
Bouncing Back from the ‘Mid‐Term Blues’: Myth or Reality in Postwar Britain?	2
Why Sinoscepticism will Remake British Politics	2
‘Would I Lie to You?’: Boris Johnson and Lying in the House of Commons	2
Good Chaps and Guardrails: Backstopping Democracy with a Reverse Salisbury Convention for the House of Lords	2
Brexit and Strand Three of the 1998 Agreement: The Three Faces of East‐West	2
Just how big a role has ‘neoliberalism’ played in the upheavals of the last four decades?	2
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When ‘Peace and Security’ Means Arming Genocide	2
From Gerontocracy to Gerontonomia: The Politics of Economic Stagnation in Ageing Democracies	2
A Four‐Day Working Week: its Role in a Politics of Work	2
The Social Mobility Commission, State of the Nation 2022: A Fresh Approach to Social Mobility. A Commentary	2
Issue Information	1
The NHS: still worth fighting for, but pick the right battles	1
‘Whitby Woman’, ‘Waitrose Woman’: Gender and Voting Behaviour at the 2024 UK General Election	1
Issue Information	1
Anti‐Palestinian Racism and Racial Gaslighting	1
The Vices of Values: Matthew Goodwin and the Politics of Motivation	1
No Wokery, Please, We Are Leftist	1
Are the Rights of Nature the Only Way to Save Lough Neagh?	1
Bringing the Emigration State Back In	1
Police ça Change? Cressida Dick, Institutional Racism and the Metropolitan Police	1
Liberty After Neoliberalism	1
The EU: 30,000 lobbyists facing 32,000 bureaucrats	1
Issue Information ‐ TOC	1
Levelling Up the UK: If not the Conservatives, will Labour Learn the Lessons from Past Policy Failings?	1
The Politics of England: National Identities and Political Englishness	1
David Marquand: One of our Great Progressive Thinkers	1
Issue Information ‐ TOC	1
Towards a New Ireland	1
Starmer's sorry sad saga	1
Covid and our civil liberties	1
Repairing the United Kingdom's Asylum System	1
Elected or Selected? The Continuing Constitutional Conundrum of House of Lords Reform	1
Nothing works, but plenty to do	1
Did Covid‐19 transform the European Union into a ‘community of destiny’?	1
Women and the Labour Party: Gender and the Writing of British Political History	1
Does Libertarianism Provide a Justification for Vaccine Hesitancy?	1
The Rise and Rise of English Nationalism?	1
Left Conservatism: Sahra Wagenknecht's Challenge to the German Party System	1
The Roma Holocaust should not be forgotten	1
What is wrong with government in the US, UK, France and Canada?	1
The Everyday Economy: Introduction	1
Negotiating le Brexit avec les English	1
From Official to Grassroots Racism: Transformation of Anti‐Chinese Sentiment in Indonesia	1
Muting Science: Input Overload Versus Scientific Advice in Swiss Policy Making During the Covid‐19 Pandemic	1
The Forthcoming General Election in the Republic of Ireland: Winds of (Left‐Wing) Change or Plus Ça Change?	1
The UK's ‘Safe and Legal’ Humanitarian Routes: from Colonial Ties to Privatising Protection	1
Female (and Asian) leaders better than males in battle against Covid	1
Donations to Candidates at Election Time: A Hidden Source of Mass Party Funding?	1
A storm of complexity	1
Democracy as a peaceful civil war	1
Why Strike Ballots are Undemocratic	1
Unite against Trumpism!	1
Building Everyday Wealth for Britain's Communities: A Labour Alternative to Levelling Up?	1
Stop in the Law of the Name! Nominative Lawmaking, Populism and Justice	1
Change and Continuity in British Politics: Can the Starmer Government's Approach to Governance Resolve the Crisis in the British State without Radical Reform?	1
The Contradictions of the Albanese Labor Government in Australia: The Promise and Limits of ‘Thin’ Labourism	1
So, what is terrorism?	1
Is inequality really not that bad?	1
Ethnic Minority Representation After the 2024 General Election: Does Ethnicity No Longer Matter?	1
The Past or a Foreign Country? Should the Conservatives Look to Churchill or Australia After the 2024 General Election?	1
‘Friend or Foe?’: Brexit and French Bashing in the Conservative Parliamentary Party (2016–2022)	1
Localism, Levelling Up and Taking Back Control: Tensions in the Ambiguous Justification of English Devolution	1
The Most Disproportionate UK Election: How the Labour Party Doubled its Seat Share with a 1.6‐Point Increase in Vote Share in 2024	1
Thinking about the environment today and yesterday	1
London's ULEZ: Where Next for Curbing Emissions?	1
Global Britain versus Little England? National Identity and the Future of the British Right	1
An Arab‐Jew in Israel, then an Oxford historian	1
The memoirs of a whip in love with his leaders	0
Diversifying British Political History	0
The 2024 General Election and the Rise of Reform UK	0
What we Talk About When we Talk About the Labour Party	0

The trouble the USA (and most of us) are in	0
The Bank of England Loses its Mojo	0
Orwell revisited once again	0
A Social Guarantee to Meet Everyone's Needs within Environmental Limits	0
How to be a ‘spin’ dictator	0
Beyond Liberal Individualism: What Role, if any, for Socialism? David Marquand's Search for an Adequately Radical Political Philosophy	0
The Co‐op's Golden Opportunity? Exploring the Prospects of Labour's Sister Party under Keir Starmer's Labour Government	0
Talent Policy: Problems and Solutions	0
Recollecting people messing up with Europe and those who didn't	0
The Scottish National Party’s Economic Prospectus for Independence: Out with the Old?	0
Some wars are rational	0
Towards the Vernacular, Away from Politics? Political History after the ‘New Political History’	0
‘Caring’ views from anywhere	0
It helps to be white, male, rich, etc.	0
Introduction: Where Next for Public Service Broadcasting?	0
Women and the Politics of Incivility and Discrimination: Introduction	0
Interrogating the Political Economy of Age	0
What Would the British Party System Look Like under Proportional Representation?	0
Strategies for Climate Change Post COP26	0
Issue Information ‐ TOC	0
Walking the Tightrope: Private and Public Interests in Conservative Immigration Policy	0
‘Global Britain’: a little wobbly?	0
Dobbs v. Jackson and the Revival of the States' Rights Constitution	0
Elite Studies: for a New Approach	0
How to kick balls correctly	0
Labour, the Unions and Proportional Representation	0
The Degenerative Tendencies of Long‐Serving Governments…1963…1996…2009…the Conservatives in 2022?	0
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Smartphones and mental illness	0
Big Tech Lobbying in the EU	0
Partnering with Agents: How the Covid‐19 Pandemic changed Relations between the UK Government and Public Service Contractors	0
UK‐US Trade Relations and ‘Global Britain’	0
What Form would Referendums on Irish Unification take?	0
China: strong leader, weak supporters	0
Re‐building capitalism	0
Beveridge's Wager	0
Trust in the Police: What is to be Done?	0
Epidemics and institutions: do they cope?	0
The Centre Ground Hypothesis and the Shape of Public Opinion	0
The Road to Victory Runs Through Scotland? Prospects for Labour in the Post‐Sturgeon Era	0
Indian Islamophobia as Racism	0
Power with Purpose? Further Reflections on Strengthening the Centre of Government	0
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Racism towards the Chinese Minority in Malaysia: Political Islam and Institutional Barriers	0
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Raising the Pension Age	0
Vision and vigilance in the United Kingdom and the European Union	0
Rise like lions… Ye are many—they are few	0
Lessons from the Portuguese Socialists: How Dialogue with the Left can deliver Political and Economic Stability	0
On Neoliberalism and Institutions: A Response to Michael Jacobs	0
Women and Civility in British Politics: Reflections on a Changing Environment	0
The Fundamentals of Public Ownership: Learning from UK Historical Experience and Recent Scottish Policy	0
Mainstreaming Authoritarianism	0
Building a More United Kingdom: a Conservative Case for Constitutional Reform1	0
What are Jews for?	0
The Making of Empirical Political Science in the UK: Jean Blondel, David Butler and Peter Pulzer	0
To speak or not to speak?	0
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods and the Paradox of UK Government Control of the Active Travel Agenda	0
A Hapless Government Produces an Unlikely Hero	0
Let's be more ‘dialectical’ about China	0
The Flag that Does Not Exist—Yet? Imagining a New Symbol in Northern Ireland	0
How to get rich: be an asset manager	0
A Woman's Place is in the House: Reclaiming Civility, Tolerance and Respect in Political Life	0
More doom and gloom	0
Before the Russian invasion	0
Unconvincing postliberalism	0
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Keeping the oligarchs at bay	0
The Crisis at the CBI	0
The Politics of Race and the Future of British Political History	0
Our Man in Madrid: Bullfighting Enters the Political Arena	0
Caste Out: Christian Dalits in Pakistan	0
The Future of Northern Ireland: the Role of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement Institutions	0
Uniting the human race	0
The ‘good old’ seventies?	0
Rental Reform: Recalibrating the Landlord–Tenant Relationship in England	0
Kabul and Washington: how it all went wrong	0
The Good, the Not so Good, and Liz Truss: MPs’ Evaluations of Postwar Prime Ministers	0
Scrutiny of Police Institutions and the Spectre of Culture	0
Fragmented and Dealigned: The 2024 British General Election and the Rise of Place‐Based Politics	0
Can Europe survive its flaws, crises, and problems?	0
Still believing in the glorious promise of the internet?	0
The Politics of Changes in Housing Supply and Tenure: Illustrations from Australia and the Netherlands	0
On Institutions and Economic Policy: A Response to Michael Jacobs	0
Can ethical liberals do any better against unethical opponents?	0
Tocqueville's nationalist dilemma	0
Universality: A Battleground for UK Public Service Media in the Platform Age	0
Liberalism: the curmudgeonly approach	0
History as ‘An Excellent Cow Yielding the Butter One Wants’	0
What's in a Name? The Length of Westminster Constituency Titles, 1950–2024	0
The language of imperial violence	0
A Second Scottish Independence Referendum: Should the Diaspora get a Vote?	0
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After Biden: Lessons for Labour and the Global Centre‐Left from the United States	0
Party Finance. Not a Broken System, but Some Reforms are Required	0