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 2011
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Number of items: 10.
Democratic boundaries in the US and Europe: inequality, localisation and voluntarism in social welfare provision - Tessa Altman and David Mayes
Type: Monograph
| 2011
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Biosecurity policy and ethics: Australia and the Biological Weapons Convention - Christian Enemark
Type: Book Section
| 2011
| CIDM-PH and SEIB
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Gender and the Liberal Democrats: representing women? - Elizabeth Evans
Type: Book
| 2011
| Manchester University Press
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Two heads are better than one? Assessing the implications of the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition for UK politics - Elizabeth Evans
Type: Article
| 2011
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From sandals to suits: professionalisation, coalition and the Liberal Democrats - Elizabeth Evans and Emma Sanderson-Nash
Type: Article
| 2011
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Facing the voters: the potential impact of ballot paper photographs in British elections - Robert Johns and Mark Shephard
Type: Article
| 2011
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My heart says one thing but my head says another? Men, women, and the psychology of partisanship in Britain - Robert Johns, Kristi Winters and Rosie Campbell
Type: Article
| 2011
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Mental health and suicide: An ecological hierarchical analysis of U.S. counties and states - Augustine J. Kposowa and Aikaterini Glyniadaki
Type: Book Section
| 2011
| Springer
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Type: Book
| 2011
| Oxford University Press
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Raising the tone? The impact of 'positive' and 'negative' campaigning on voting in the 2007 Scottish Parliament election - Charles Pattie, David Denver, Robert Johns and James Mitchell
Type: Article
| 2011
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