COMPARATIVE

Books Reviewed
Tony Fitzpatrick, AFTER THE NEW SOCIAL DEMOCRACY: social welfare for the twenty-first century , (EDWIN GRIGGS), 151
Paul Gready, POLITICAL TRANSITION: politics and culture , (DAVID J. GALBREATH), 151
Steve John and Stuart Thomson (eds), NEW ACTIVISM AND THE CORPORATE RESPONSE , (WILLIAM DINAN), 152
Bruno Coppieters and Richard Sakwa (eds), CONTEXTUALISING SECESSION: normative studies in comparative perspective , (COSTAS LAOUTIDES), 153
John J. Czaplicka and Blair A. Ruble (eds), COMPOSING URBAN HISTORY AND THE CONSTITUTION OF CIVIC IDENTITIES , (JAMES G. MELLON), 154
Russell J. Dalton, DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGE, DEMOCRATIC CHOICES: the erosion of political support in advanced industrial democracies , (MARC HOOGHE), 155
Pippa Norris, Montague Kern and Marion Just (eds), FRAMING TERRORISM: the news media, the government, and the public , (SIMON DALFERTH), 155
Diane Stone and Andrew Denham (eds), THINK TANK TRADITIONS: policy research and the politics of ideas , (RACHEL TURNER), 156
Robert H. Blank and Viloa Burau, COMPARATIVE HEALTH POLICY , (EDWIN GRIGGS), 157
Bruce E. Cain, Russell J. Dalton and Susan E. Scarrow, DEMOCRACY TRANSFORMED? Expanding political opportunities in advanced industrial democracies , (MAREK RYBAR), 158
Erik Bleich, RACE POLITICS IN BRITAIN AND FRANCE: ideas and policymaking since the 1960s , (ACHIM GOERRES), 159
Duncan Watts, UNDERSTANDING US/UK GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS: a comparative guide , (TERRENCE CASEY), 159