Palgrave Review of British Politics 2005

1. The Green Shoots of a Conservative Revival?
Stephen Ingle

2. The Constitution: Selective Incrementalism Continues
Philip Norton

3. Elections and Public Opinion: Blair’s Third and Final Electoral Triumph
Michael Cole, Tim Jones, Colin Rallings, Michael Thrasher

4. Parties and Party Systems: Movement in the System?
Andrew Russell

5. Pressure Politics: Business as Usual but an Expanding Private Sector
Wyn Grant, Justin Greaves

6. Government and Administration: The Quest for Public Value
Andrew Gray, Bill Jenkins

7. The Citizen and the Administration: Resolving Disputes
Philip Giddings

8. Parliament: The House of Commons — Turbulence Ahead?
Richard Kelly, Oonagh Gay, Philip Cowley

9. Parliament: The House of Lords — A More Representative and Assertive Chamber?
Meg Russell, Maria Sciara

10. Law and Politics: When Power and Rights Collide
Sue Prince

11. Public Policy: Fighting for the Initiative
Andrew Hindmoor

12. Devolution: Diversity, Stability and Challenges to Labour
Jonathan Bradbury

13. Local Government: A Second Wave of Modernisation?
Steve Leach, Lawrence Pratchett

14. Foreign Policy: Changing Priorities
Ronald Barston

15. Britain and Europe: Less of the Poison?
Tim Bale

16. Politics and the Media: Intra- and Inter-Party Debates
Dominic Wring

17. Turning Point or Staging Post?
Philip Giddings

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, British Politics, European Union Politics, Political Science, Electoral Politics