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The Political Quarterly
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Edited By: Tony Wright and Michael Jacobs
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Online ISSN: 1467-923X
Recently Published Issues
Current Issue:January-March 2013
Volume 84, Issue 1
Volume 83, Issue 4
Volume 83, Issue 3
Volume 83, Issue 2
Volume 83, Issue 1
PQ Books
The Political Quarterly publishes an annual book, alongside journal issues. Recent books in the series include:
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Recent PQ news
Bernard Crick Prize presented at the Orwell Awards
The Political Quarterly are delighted to announce the winner of the Crick Prize. Wililam Davies' piece The Emerging Neocommunitarianism which appeared in issue 83:4 was awarded the prize at the Orwell Awards in Church House on 15 May 2013.
Reading the Thirties
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The founding of The Political Quarterly in 1930 created a space for academics and non-academics alike to write about issues of the day that concerned them. It quickly became a vessel for high-quality writing in good, clear English, and which now provides us with a valuable source of archive material for readers in the 21st century.
We are delighted to now share a collection of these articles in the first PQ virtual issue, freely available online, charting the rise of Fascism and Totalitarianism in the 1930s.
Click here to access the virtual issue online
Annual Lecture Series
2013: Professor John Kay - The Future of Capitalism
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2012: Shami Chakrabati - Citizens' Privileges or Human Rights? The Great Bill of Rights Swindle
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2011: David Miliband - Why is the European Left Losing Elections?
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2010: Ian Blair - Policing: Continuity, consensus and controversy
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2009: Tony Wright - Is there a way forward to bridge the divide between politician and voter?
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