Past issue

Volume 92, Issue 4

October-December 2021

Includes a collection on regulating the public sphere in a post-truth world, guest edited by Fay Niker and David Yarrow. Other highlights include Alice Sullivan's exploration the sex question in the census and Craig Berry's article on the missing politics of UK pensions provision. Book reviews include Edmund Fawcett's critique of three new books on free speech, and Jon Blomfield's review of Postliberal Politics by Adrian Pabst.

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Commentary

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The Conservatives’ Economic Strategy

Deborah Mabbett

Regulating the Public Sphere in a Post-Truth World. Guest edited by Fay Niker and David Yarrow

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Introduction: Regulating the Public Sphere in a Post-Truth World

Fay Niker and David Yarrow

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Rethinking the Post-Truth Polarisation Narrative: Social Roles and Hinge Commitments in the Plural Public Sphere

Natalie Alana Ashton and Rowan Cruft

The Conservatives' Economic Strategy

Deborah Mabbett

Fake News, Epistemic Coverage and Trust

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What Social Media Facilitates, Social Media should Regulate: Duties in the New Public Sphere

Fay Niker

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From Fact-checking to Value-checking: Normative Reasoning in the New Public Sphere

David Yarrow

The Rhodes Statue: Honour, Shame and Responsibility

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Sex and the Office for National Statistics: A Case Study in Policy Capture

Alice Sullivan

Women Voters Taking the Wheel?

Rosie Campbell

Germany's Federal Election of 2021: Multi-Crisis Politics and the Consolidation of the Six-Party System

Jörg Michael Dostal

Elite Studies: for a New Approach

John. H Goldthorpe and Erzsébet Bukodi

What Form would Referendums on Irish Unification take?

Alan Renwick

The Moral Weight of a Democratic Majority

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Parliament's One-Year Review of the Coronavirus Act 2020: Another Example of Parliament's Marginalisation in the Covid-19 Pandemic

Daniella Lock, Pablo Grez Hidalgo and Fiona De Londras

The Missing Politics of UK Pensions Provision

Craig Berry

Widespread Reach, not much Influence: Online News and Mass Political Attitudes and Behaviour in the UK

Ken Newton

What's in a Name? The Length of Westminster Constituency Titles, 1950–2024
UK-US Trade Relations and ‘Global Britain’

Tony Heron and Gabriel Siles-Brügge

Free Speech: Civic Value or Partisan Weapon?

Edmund Fawcett

The Price of Casual Labour

Ilaria Favretto

Justice and States

Tristan Brookes

China vs USA: is China Bound to Win?
The Moon is a Long Way Away

Michael Rustin

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Over-Rating Prime Ministers?

Archie Brown

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Unconvincing Postliberalism

Jon Bloomfield

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Picking the PM
Doom, Gloom, and Justice

Richard Mullender

How to Kick Balls Correctly
Trotsky Versus Carbofascism

Gianfranco Pasquino

The Conundrums of the UK Electoral System
Hella Pick: From Kindertransport Child no. 4672 to World Journalist

Stella Tillyard