Critical Review

 

Spring–Summer 2001 (Vol.14 Nos.2–3)

 

• Bringing the State Back In . . . Again ,  by Samuel DeCanio
• Do Politicians Pander? ,  by Ilya Somin
• Why the State Was Dropped in the First Place: A Prequel to Skocpol's "Bringing the State Back In" ,  by David Ciepley
• Beyond Marxist State Theory: State Autonomy in Democratic Societies ,  by Samuel DeCanio
• State Autonomy and Civil Society: The Lobbyist Connection ,  by Rogan Kersh

• Regulation, Politics, and Interest Groups: What Do We Learn from an Historical Approach? ,  by Steven M. Sheffrin
• What Economists Say (and Don't Say) about Politics ,  by Anthony Woodlief
• The Confounding State: Public Ignorance and the Politics of Identity ,  by Reihan Salam
• Ignorant Armies: The State, the Public,and the Making of Foreign Policy ,  by Earl C. Ravenal