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The art of the impossible	Ben Jackson	Vol 17 No 4 2009
Corporations and the rise of American conservatism	Kim Phillips-Fein	Vol 17 No 4 2009
Economists and the rise of neo-liberalism	Roger Backhouse	Vol 17 No 4 2009
The neo-liberal thought collective	Philip Mirowski	Vol 17 No 4 2009
Mistaken lessons and dangers for the left	Steve Davies	Vol 17 No 4 2009
Macro-economic crisis and policy revolution	Hugh Pemberton	Vol 17 No 4 2009
The crisis in thinking about the crisis	Merlin Chowkwanyun	Vol 17 No 4 2009
The new politics of media ownership	Joy Johnson	Vol 17 No 4 2009
Assets, equality and the crisis	Rajiv Prabhakar	Vol 17 No 4 2009
New Labour and housing	Ian Hall	Vol 17 No 4 2009
The making of neo-liberalism	William Davies	Vol 17 No 4 2009
Richard Vinen: Thatcher’s Britain	Gregg McClymont	Vol 17 No 4 2009
Political economy after the end of history	Daniel Leighton, Martin McIvor	Vol 17 No 3 2009
From profit squeeze to wage squeeze	George Irvin	Vol 17 No 3 2009
A bail-out for working families?	Johnna Montgomerie	Vol 17 No 3 2009
The future of public expenditure	Philip Arestis, Malcolm Sawyer	Vol 17 No 3 2009
Recovery without growth?	Tim Jackson	Vol 17 No 3 2009
A new economic paradigm	Adam Lent	Vol 17 No 3 2009
Can Labour survive?	Steve Richards, Joy Johnson, Paul Thompson	Vol 17 No 3 2009
A critique of liberal republicanism	Simon Parker	Vol 17 No 3 2009
Vince Cable: The Storm	Rachel Reeves MP	Vol 17 No 3 2009
Nick Davies and Darren Williams: Clear Red Water	David S. Moon	Vol 17 No 3 2009
Engaging Europe	Cleo Wilder	Vol 17 No 2 2009
The EU and the identity of social democracy	Gerassimos Moschonas	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Avoiding Entropa	Laurie Waller	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Irish women for Lisbon	Niamh Gallagher, Michelle O’Donnell-Keating	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Challenging corporate Europe	John Hilary	Vol 17 No 2 2009
A more social Union?	Andrej Stuchlík, Christian Kellerman	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Alternatives to finance-driven capitalism	Euromemorandum Group	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Flight of the Swedish bumblebee	Katrine Kielos	Vol 17 No 2 2009
A social democratic manifesto	David Schoibl	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Europe’s political choice	Poul Nyrup Rasmussen	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Utopianism, liberalism and the left	Bill Blackwater	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Republican theory and Spanish social democracy	Al Coffee	Vol 17 No 2 2009
Zygmunt Bauman: The Art of Life	Neal Lawson	Vol 17 No 2 2009
White and Leighton: Building a Citizen Society	Henry Tam	Vol 17 No 2 2009
The transformation of foreign policy	Rachel Briggs	Vol 17 No 1 2009
New Labour, foreign policy and NGOs	Hannah Lownsbrough	Vol 17 No 1 2009
Religion and foreign policy	Stuart Croft	Vol 17 No 1 2009
Radicalisation in Denmark	Sian Jones	Vol 17 No 1 2009
What next for China?	Mark Leonard	Vol 17 No 1 2009
The new politics of intervention	Malcolm Chalmers	Vol 17 No 1 2009
Risks and resilience in the new global era	Alex Evans	Vol 17 No 1 2009
Democracy, legitimacy, and UK foreign policy	Andrew Blick, Stuart Weir	Vol 17 No 1 2009
In search of social democratic foreign policy	John Callaghan	Vol 17 No 1 2009
How Obama won	James Crabtree	Vol 17 No 1 2009
The need for a new journalism	Joy Johnson	Vol 17 No 1 2009
New thinking on centre-left foreign policy	Faizal Farook	Vol 17 No 1 2009
Michael Edwards: Philanthrocapitalism	Beth Breeze	Vol 17 No 1 2009
Samantha Power: Chasing the Flame	Maria Neophytou	Vol 17 No 1 2009
Crises and opportunities	Martin McIvor	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
A crisis of civility	Adam Lent	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Gordon Brown’s ‘Adam Smith problem’	Matthew Watson	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Causes of the credit crunch	Graham Turner	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
The ideological importance of housing	John Houghton	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
The limits of expertise	William Davies	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
After New Labour	Sunder Katwala	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Reclaiming aspiration	Jon Cruddas MP	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
A green New Deal	Andrew Simms	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Learning from Europe	Robin Wilson	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Learning from America	David Lammy	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Lessons of the US digital campaign	Nick Anstead, Andrew Chadwick	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Less talk, more action	Deborah Littman	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Mobilisation, representation and republican movements	Karma Nabulsi	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Cameron’s blueprint?	Len Duvall	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
US foreign policy after the elections	Gideon Rachman	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
The economics of Andrew Glyn	Stuart White	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
William Baumol et al: Good and Bad Capitalism	Colin Crouch	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Paul Collier: The Bottom Billion	Paul Segal	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
Paul Krugman: The Conscience of a Liberal	Ben Jackson	Vol 16 No 3/4 2008
The artistic imagination and the progressive imagination	Gerry Hassan	Vol 16 No 2 2008
Artists, government, and the public	John Holden	Vol 16 No 2 2008
Leading us into the twenty-first century	Roanne Dods	Vol 16 No 2 2008
Creativity as ideology	James Heartfield	Vol 16 No 2 2008
The cultural economy	Neil Mulholland	Vol 16 No 2 2008
The pitfalls of state patronage	Jan Bowman	Vol 16 No 2 2008
Novelising New Labour	Stuart Kelly	Vol 16 No 2 2008
Media power in an era of cultural chaos	Brian McNair	Vol 16 No 2 2008
A British national culture?	Arthur Aughey	Vol 16 No 2 2008
An NHS for all: the egalitarian reform agenda	Neil Churchill	Vol 16 No 2 2008
Poverty and class in the US elections	Michael J. Boyle	Vol 16 No 2 2008
Julian Le Grand: The Other Invisible Hand	Catherine Needham	Vol 16 No 2 2008
Ben Jackson: Equality and the British Left	David Coates	Vol 16 No 2 2008
The British problem	Martin McIvor	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Imagining the British	Jon Bright	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Brown and the importance of being British	Gerry Hassan	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Britishness and the habits of solidarity	Sukhvinder Stubbs	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Lessons for Britain from the Everyday Democracy Index	Paul Skidmore	Vol 16 No 1 2008
The UK’s unequal distribution of social capital	Stuart Weir	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Entrenching social citizenship	Claire Methven O’Brien	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Contributors include…	Stella Creasy	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Transformative nationalism in Latin America	Louise Jeffries	Vol 16 No 1 2008
The coming debate over social care	Michelle Mitchell, Neil Churchill	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Social democracy and the problem of agency	Michael Prior	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Matt Bai: The Argument	Sunny Hundal	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Drew Westen: The Political Brain	Jonathan Rutherford	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Sheri Berman: The Primacy of Politics	Robert Taylor	Vol 16 No 1 2008
Common struggles, common interests?	Daniel Leighton	Vol 15 No 4 2007
A new politics of the commons	David Bollier	Vol 15 No 4 2007
The second enclosure movement	James Boyle	Vol 15 No 4 2007
The peer-to-peer revolution	Michel Bauwens	Vol 15 No 4 2007
Social democracy and anti-capitalist theory	Jeremy Gilbert	Vol 15 No 4 2007
The commons, the state, and transformative politics	Hilary Wainwright	Vol 15 No 4 2007
Interview: A multitude of possibilities	Michael Hardt, Daniel Leighton	Vol 15 No 4 2007
The anxious affluent	John Harris	Vol 15 No 4 2007
Death and taxes	Martin O’Neill	Vol 15 No 4 2007
An appreciation of Richard Rorty	James Crabtree	Vol 15 No 4 2007
Naomi Klein: The Shock Doctrine	David Floyd	Vol 15 No 4 2007
Benjamin Barber: Consumed	Michael Calderbank	Vol 15 No 4 2007
Doreen Massey: World City	Max Nathan	Vol 15 No 4 2007

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