Political Quarterly

Papers
(The median citation count of Political Quarterly is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-02-01 to 2024-02-01.)
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The Strength of Far‐Right AfD in Eastern Germany: The East‐West Divide and the Multiple Causes behind ‘Populism’69
Government Communications, Political Trust and Compliant Social Behaviour: The Politics of Covid‐19 in Britain58
Lesson‐Drawing from New Zealand and Covid‐19: The Need for Anticipatory Policy Making56
The Politics of the Green New Deal54
Covid‐19 and the Blunders of our Governments: Long‐run System Failings Aggravated by Political Choices38
Covid‐19 and UK Universities35
Governing Under Pressure: German Policy Making During the Coronavirus Crisis34
Meritocracy, Elitism and Inequality29
Don’t Call it Climate Populism: On Greta Thunberg’s Technocratic Ecocentrism26
The Politics of Levelling Up25
Deliberation, Citizen Science and Covid‐1921
Reflections on COP26: International Diplomacy, Global Justice and the Greening of Capitalism20
The Pork Barrel Politics of the Towns Fund18
Beyond Unionism versus Nationalism: the Rise of the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland18
Amid Political Spin and Online Misinformation, Fact Checking Adapts18
Scientific Advice at a Time of Emergency. SAGE and Covid‐1917
Researching Fact Checking: Present Limitations and Future Opportunities17
The Ambiguous Ideology of Levelling Up17
Harassment and Intimidation of Parliamentary Candidates in the United Kingdom16
Intergovernmental Relations in the UK: Time for a Radical Overhaul?14
‘Get Brexit Done’: The New Political Divides of England and Wales at the 2019 Election14
The Politics of Covid Vaccine Hesitancy and Opposition14
Labour and Antisemitism: a Crisis Misunderstood14
Thinking Globally about Attitudes to Immigration: Concerns about Social Conflict, Economic Competition and Cultural Threat10
Gender Inequality, Social Reproduction and the Universal Basic Income10
The Perils and Penalties of Meritocracy: Sanctioning Inequalities and Legitimating Prejudice9
Beyond Euro‐Americancentric Forms of Racism and Anti‐racism8
All in it Together? The Unlikely Rebirth of Covid Corporatism8
From Fact‐checking to Value‐checking: Normative Reasoning in the New Public Sphere8
Covid‐19 and Football: Crisis Creates Opportunity8
Sex and the Office for National Statistics: A Case Study in Policy Capture8
The Brexit Negotiations and the Anglosphere7
Populists and Referendums in Europe: Dispelling the Myth7
Fact Checking and Information in the Age of Covid7
The IHRA Definition of Antisemitism: Defining Antisemitism by Erasing Palestinians7
Populism, Conservatism and the Politics of Parole in England and Wales7
The 2022 World Cup and Migrants' Rights in Qatar: Racialised Labour Hierarchies and the Influence of Racial Capitalism7
Brexit as Britain in Decline and its Crises (Revisited)7
From Church and Mosque to WhatsApp—Africa Check’s Holistic Approach to Countering ‘Fake News’6
Using Fact Checking to Improve Information Systems in Argentina6
The Italian State, its Regions and the Virus6
As You Were: The Scottish Parliament Election of 20216
English Devolution and the Covid‐19 Pandemic: Governing Dilemmas in the Shadow of the Treasury5
Big Tech Lobbying in the EU5
The Transparency Paradox: Why Transparency Alone will not Improve Campaign Regulations5
Indian Islamophobia as Racism5
Conservative Party Statecraft and the Johnson Government5
‘Would I Lie to You?’: Boris Johnson and Lying in the House of Commons5
Questions of Sovereignty: Redefining Politics in Scotland?5
Introduction: Meritocracy in Perspective. The Rise of the Meritocracy 60 Years On5
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods and the Paradox of UK Government Control of the Active Travel Agenda5
UK‐US Trade Relations and ‘Global Britain’5
Trust, Governance, and the Covid‐19 Pandemic: an Explainer using Longitudinal Data from the United Kingdom5
The Future of Northern Ireland: the Role of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement Institutions4
Elite Studies: for a New Approach4
Class Composition, Labour's Strategy and the Politics of Work4
Walking the Dark Side: Evading Parliamentary Scrutiny4
Fake News, Epistemic Coverage and Trust4
The Forward March of Devolution Halted—and the Limits of Progressive Unionism4
The Degenerative Tendencies of Long‐Serving Governments…1963…1996…2009…the Conservatives in 2022?4
Germany's Federal Election of 2021: Multi‐Crisis Politics and the Consolidation of the Six‐Party System4
Conclusion: Four Recommendations to Improve Digital Electoral Oversight in the UK4
Ministerial Turnover and Why Reshuffles Matter for Parliament4
A Four‐Day Working Week: its Role in a Politics of Work4
Resource Extraction, Economic Growth, and the Climate Dilemma in Canada and Australia4
Clear Blue Water? The 2019 Party Manifestos4
What Social Media Facilitates, Social Media should Regulate: Duties in the New Public Sphere4
The Rise of the Middle Ground in Northern Ireland: What does it Mean?3
The Politics of Postcapitalism: Labour and our Digital Futures3
Women Voters Taking the Wheel?3
Levelling Up the UK: If not the Conservatives, will Labour Learn the Lessons from Past Policy Failings?3
Scotland’s Faltering Green Industrial Revolution3
The Remaking of Conservatism: Boris Johnson and the Politics of Brexit3
Populists, Producers and the Politics of Rentiership3
Police ça Change? Cressida Dick, Institutional Racism and the Metropolitan Police3
A Social Guarantee to Meet Everyone's Needs within Environmental Limits3
Fan‐Led Review of Football Governance: A Kick in the Right Direction or a Maoist Collective Power Grab?3
A Strategic Left? Starmerism, Pluralism and the Soft Left3
Strategies for Climate Change Post COP263
The Concurrence of Anti‐Racism and Anti‐Casteism3
Hurdles and Pathways to Regulatory Innovation in Digital Political Campaigning3
Widespread Reach, not much Influence: Online News and Mass Political Attitudes and Behaviour in the UK3
Business, Government and Policy‐making Capacity: UK Energy and Net Zero Transitions3
The Labour Party Under Keir Starmer: ‘Thanks, But no “isms” Please!’3
The 2021 Metro Mayors Elections: Localism Rebooted?3
‘Democratic Socialism’ and the Concept of (Post)Capitalism2
European Monarchies: Guardians of Democracy?2
A ‘society … divisible into the blessed and the unblessed’: Michael Young and Meritocracy in Postwar Britain2
From ‘Judicial Mind’ to ‘Democratic Soul’: Law and Politics on the Bureaucratic Frontline2
The Changing of the Praetorian Guard? The Size, Structure and Composition of the Labour Party's National Executive Committee and the Enduring Importance of Labour's Trade Unions2
Walking the Tightrope: Private and Public Interests in Conservative Immigration Policy2
Destroying one Public Service Bargain Without Making Another: A Comment on Lowe and Pemberton, The Official History of the British Civil Service, Volume II: 1982–19972
Anti‐Palestinian Racism and Racial Gaslighting2
Looking for Starmerism2
Welsh Devolution and the Union: Reform Debates after Brexit2
Welfare‐Consequentialism: A Vaccine for Populism?2
Racism towards the Chinese Minority in Malaysia: Political Islam and Institutional Barriers2
State Racism and Surveillance in Xinjiang (People's Republic of China)2
Thatcherism and Brexit as Political Projects2
Voting into a Void? The 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly Election2
From Official to Grassroots Racism: Transformation of Anti‐Chinese Sentiment in Indonesia2
Collective Ministerial Responsibility in British Government: the Testing of a Convention, 2010–20192
Post Brexit and Post‐Covid: Reflections on the Contemporary Conservative Party2
Unprecedented Times, a Very Precedented Result: the 2021 Senedd Election2
‘This Really has the Potential to Destroy us’: Jeremy Corbyn's Management of the Problem of Anti‐semitism in the Labour Party12
Heads in the Sand: the Absence of Employers in New Developments in UK Active Labour Market Policy2
Industrial Policies or Industrial Strategy: The Difficulty of Enacting Long‐Term Supply‐Side Reform in the UK2
The Crisis of Everyday Liveability, Policy and Politics2
‘A Mood in the Air … Like 1945’: Democratic Socialism and the Post‐Corbyn Labour Party2
The Missing Politics of UK Pensions Provision2
The Dismissal of Prime Ministers in the Asian Commonwealth: Comparing Democratic Deconsolidation in Malaysia and Sri Lanka2
The Future of Football Fanzines: Have they Lost their Voice in this Digitalised and Deregulated Age?2
The Elite Education of Education Secretaries2
Parliamentary Prorogation in Comparative Context1
South Korea: The Lasting Pitfalls of the ‘Imperial Presidency’1
More Than IndyRef2? The Referendums (Scotland) Act 20201
Brexit and Strand Three of the 1998 Agreement: The Three Faces of East‐West1
One Man's Damage: The Consequences of Boris Johnson's Assault on the British Political System1
Women and Civility in British Politics: Reflections on a Changing Environment1
The Conservative Nation Redivivus?1
Independence is not Going Away: The Importance of Education and Birth Cohorts1
Mute Force and Ignorance: Incivility and Gender in Scotland1
Accelerating down a Road to Nowhere: On Inventing the Future by Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams1
‘Illiberal Democracy’ after Post‐Democracy: Revisiting the Case of Hungary1
How Seriously Should we Take Universal Basic Income?1
‘Since this is a Document of Record’: Collecting the Oral Histories of the Brexit Parliament1
Irish Unification After Brexit: Old and New Political Identities?1
Covid‐19: the unimpressive West1
Does Libertarianism Provide a Justification for Vaccine Hesitancy?1
The Multitude and the Machine: Productivism, Populism, Posthumanism1
Those who Wear the Crown Wield the Knife: the Brutality of Recent Takeover Reshuffles1
Why Strike Ballots are Undemocratic1
Rethinking the Post‐Truth Polarisation Narrative: Social Roles and Hinge Commitments in the Plural Public Sphere1
A Second Scottish Independence Referendum: Should the Diaspora get a Vote?1
The New Trading ‘Relationship’ between Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Why, What and How1
Parliament's One‐Year Review of the Coronavirus Act 2020: Another Example of Parliament's Marginalisation in the Covid‐19 Pandemic1
New Jerusalems? The Labour Party's Economic Policy‐Making in Hard Times1
A Woman's Place is in the House: Reclaiming Civility, Tolerance and Respect in Political Life1
How (Not) to Form a Progressive Alliance: Lessons from the History of Left Cooperation1
The Gendered Harassment of Parliamentary Candidates in the UK1
The Neoconservative Party, or Conservatism without Tradition?1
A Farewell to Northern Ireland? Constitutional Options for Irish Unity1
Populism, Hegemony and Agency: Left Economics after Corbynism1
Britain’s Choice: Polarisation or Cohesion1
Elections and Democracy in Turkey: Reconsidering Competitive Authoritarianism in the Age of Democratic Backsliding1
How Do We Write the History of Brexit?1
Anti‐feminist Conservative Women Intellectuals and the Rhetoric of Reaction1
A Mountain to Climb: The Labour Together 2019 Election Review1
A Reply to ‘Labour and Antisemitism: A Crisis Misunderstood’1
The Guardian and Press Reform: a Wheel Come Full Circle1
Why the Everyday Economy is the Innovation Labour Needs1
The Problems of Starmerism1
International Best Practice and the Constitution, Democracy and Rights Commission1
Exploring Sovereignty in Scotland1
Digital Election Observation: Regulatory Challenges around Legal Online Content1
Introduction: Regulation and Oversight of Digital Campaigning—Problems and Solutions1
The Politics of the British Environment since 19451
Three English By‐Elections–What Have we Learned?1
Labour and the Patriot Game1
Dobbs v. Jackson and the Revival of the States' Rights Constitution1
Women, Civility and the Language of Politics: Realities and Representations1
The Future of Irish‐UK Relations: Borders and Identities after Brexit: Introduction1
‘Reopen the Coal Mines’? Deindustrialisation and the Labour Party1
Misogyny in the Criminal Justice System1
Introduction: Corbynism and its Aftermath1
The Politics of Unpolitics1
Mind the Values Gap1
The Rhodes Statue: Honour, Shame and Responsibility1
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The Regulation of Third Party Campaigning in UK Elections1
Choosing the Conservative Leader: a View from History1
Why Wouldn't They Be Reconciled? Corbyn's Leadership and the Recalcitrance of the Parliamentary Labour Party1
The BBC: demystify, but not defund0
An Assessment of the Resilience of Local Government in England: Was it Well‐Equipped to Overcome the Covid‐19 Pandemic?0
The Politics of Race and the Future of British Political History0
Staying Power: The Resilience of the Scottish Independence Movement0
That Awkward Region: Writing and Advising on the History of Northern Ireland0
Chronicles of Tory chaos0
The Everyday Economy and the Right to Food0
Britannia: ‘send in the clown’0
Justice as fairness and social transformation0
Bad Piano? Bad Music? A Response to Comments on Lowe and Pemberton, The Official History of the British Civil Service, Volume II: 1982–19970
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The ‘truth’ behind it all0
The Centre Ground Hypothesis and the Shape of Public Opinion0
‘Populology’ and populism0
A journey from traditional Cold War mindset0
The socialist republic of South Yorkshire in the 1980s0
Russia: still a riddle wrapped in a mystery?0
A ‘normal’ European country: Scotland?0
Recollecting people messing up with Europe and those who didn't0
Brazil has many problems: one is Bolsonaro0
The EU: 30,000 lobbyists facing 32,000 bureaucrats0
Is populism democracy’s worst friend?0
Why are we equals? Just because?0
What is wrong with government in the US, UK, France and Canada?0
Justice and states0
Parliamentary reform: dither and delay0
Towards a united Ireland?0
Concealed silences in politics0
About political reactionaries (but why the jargon?)0
Labour Party expels Jews for ‘antisemitism’0
Looking at ‘imperial’ buildings0
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Could we bring back Clem Attlee?0
Movements and Gatekeepers in a Hybrid Media Environment: A Comparison of the Twitter Networks of Corbynism and the People's Vote Movement0
Response to Jason Edwards’s Comment0
Twenty Years on: The Impact and Legacy of the Private Finance Initiative in UK Schools0
Universal basic services or universal basic income?0
How to be a ‘spin’ dictator0
Blowing the whistle on the national security state0
Funding Anti‐Gender Politics in Europe0
Orwell revisited once again0
The Postcapitalist Transition: Policy Implications for the Left0
Death and/or taxes0
What are Jews for?0
Still believing in the glorious promise of the internet?0
The Conservative Nation since 19740
A liberal battle cry against hate0
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Building Everyday Wealth for Britain's Communities: A Labour Alternative to Levelling Up?0
Hella Pick: from Kindertransport child no. 4672 to world journalist0
Caste Out: Christian Dalits in Pakistan0
How about preventing Islamophobia?0
Some wars are rational0
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Is ‘left populism’ still relevant?0
Should Jews be alarmed?0
Besting Monarchy: The Anti‐Classism Argument0
The price of casual labour0
Business and Politics: A Relationship under Challenge. Introduction0
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What's wrong with meritocracy?0
Moral and immoral presidents: the league table0
Thinking about the environment today and yesterday0
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Mao: reconstruction, disasters and poetry0
Two Contrasting Constituencies in the Heart of England0
Starmer's sorry sad saga0
A storm of complexity0
Negotiating le Brexit avec les English0
PMs without judgement, soon without power?0
How Should a Progressive Parliament Advance Proportional Representation?0
Rethinking Postwar Liberalism: The Road to 2010 and Beyond0
The fascination of (studying) politics0
China vsUSA: is China bound to win?0
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New Labour in Power: Five Problems of Contemporary History0
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