Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Social Sciences > School of Economic Social and Political Science > Politics and International Relations
School of Economic Social and Political Science > Politics and International Relations" and Year is 2010
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Number of items: 10.
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Social welfare and democracy in Europe: what role for the private and voluntary sectors? - Tessa Altman and Cris Shore
Type: Monograph
| 2010
| RECON Online Working Paper Series
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Stand by your man” women’s political recruitment at the 2010 General Election - Jeanette Ashe, Rosie Campbell, Sarah Childs and Elizabeth Evans
Type: Article
| 2010
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Feeling the issue: how citizens' affective reactions and leadership perceptions shape policy evaluations - Tereza Capelos
Type: Article
| 2010
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Linking coalition attitudes and split-ticket voting: The Scottish Parliament elections of 2007 - Christopher J. Carman and Robert Johns
Type: Article
| 2010
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Comparison of consumer attitudes between Cyprus and Latvia: an evaluation of effect of setting on consumer preferences in the water industry - Jonathan Chenoweth, Julie Barnett, Tereza Capelos, Chris Fife-Schaw and Tanika Kelay
Type: Article
| 2010
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Scottish Parliament elections: ‘British not Scottish’ or ‘more Scottish than British’? - David Denver and Robert Johns
Type: Article
| 2010
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Alex J. Bellamy, Fighting Terror: Ethical Dilemmas (London and New York: Zed Books, 2008), viii + 176 pp., $45.00, ISBN 9781842779682 - Christian Enemark
Type: Review
| 2010
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Type: Book Section
| 2010
| Taylor & Francis
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Measuring issue salience in British elections: competing interpretations of “most important issue” - Robert Johns
Type: Article
| 2010
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Bug breakfast in the bulletin: biosecurity and infectious diseases - Sarah M. Potter, Vitali Sintchenko and Christian Enemark
Type: Article
| 2010