Editorial Board
| Published date | 01 October 1982 |
| Date | 01 October 1982 |
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9256.1982.tb00075.x |
| Subject Matter | Editorial Board |
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EDITORIAL
BOARD
COMktISSIONING
EDITORS:
DAVl
D
ALLEN (Loughborough Un ivers
i
ty)
PATRICK
DUNLEAVY
(L.S.E.)
JUDY
EVANS
(Queen Mary College, London)
M
I
KE
HAWK
I
NS
(Ki ngs ton Pol ytechn
i
c)
JOHN LEES (Keele University)
PAUL
LEW
I
S
(Open Un
i
vers
i
ty)
GARETH
LOCKSLEY (P.C.L.)
DAVID
MARSH
(Essex University)
BARRY
MUNSLOW (Liverpool University)
ROD
RHODES
(Essex University)
HILLEL
STEINER
(Mamhester University)
URSULA
VOGEL
(Manchester Un
i
vers
i
ty
)
HUGH
WARD
(Essex Un
i
vers
i
ty)
I
SSN
0263-3957
International Relations
and
European
Integration
Urban Studies
Women's Studies and
Book
Reviews
Political Sociology
American Politics
Comunis
t
Po
1
it
ics
Public Choice
and
Marxian Political
Economy
British PoZitics
Third world Politics
Public Policy and Administration
Political Theory
History
of
Political Thought
Political Theory and Quantitative Analysis
GENERAL
EDITOR:
Jean Woodall (Kingston Polytechnic)
PRODUCTION
EDITOR:
Joni Lovenduski (Loughborough University)
DISTRIBUTION
EDITORS:
Hi
1
lel Steiner, Ursula Vogel (Manchester University)
ED
ITOR
IAL
The appearance of this issue of POLITICS coincides with the commencement of the
British academic year and, hopefully, the articles included
will
reflect the varied
interests of the Political Science profession. However, the content of POLITICS is
strongly related to the type of article submitted, and those afficionados of
particular specialisms (such as West European and Communist Politics) who scan these
pages in vain should not infer sinister conspiracies
on
the part of the Editors.
Indeed, their first resort should be to commit pen to paper and submit work to the
Editors where
it
will
be gratefully received. POLtTICS would also like to encourage
contributions in the
form
of review articles, particularly of books that are important
in the teaching of Political Science.
issue, and
it
is
hoped that pieces of a similar nature
will
follow in subsequent issues.
Patrick Dunleavy has set the example in this
mbZished by: Political Studies Association
of
the United Kingdom
Department
of
Government
Manchester University
Dover Street
MANCHESTER M13
9PL
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