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Election 2005

June 01, 2005 The Cost of Playing "Let's Pretend": an American perspective on the demise of the Irish moderates Joyce Lee Malcolm

May 23, 2005 Harry Potter and the Declassed Gentleman: Why the Conservatives remain even more unpopular than Labour William Coleman

May 16, 2005 British Muslims and the 2005 Election Anthony McRoy

March 03, 2005 Why voter apathy is a good thing Digby Anderson

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