Since its foundation in 1930, The Political Quarterly has explored and debated the key issues of the day. It is dedicated to political and social reform and has long acted as a conduit between policy-makers, commentators and academics. The Political Quarterly addresses current issues through serious and thought-provoking articles, written in clear jargon-free English.

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What are MP's For?
Tony Wright

Hung Parliaments and the Challenges for Westminster and Whitehall: How to Make Minority and Multiparty Governance Work (with Commentaries by Turnbull, Beith, Evans and Crick)
Akash Paun, Robert Hazell, Andrew Turnbull, Alan Beith, Paul Evans, Michael Crick

Moderate Secularism, Religion As Identity And Respect For Religion
Tariq Modood

Multiculturalism And Free Speech
Anthony Lester