Nexus Library: By Author

Last Updated 1st September 1998

• Aikens, Scott and Bill Thompson. If Only Jefferson Had Had E-Mail (from the New Statesman)
• Anand, Paul. Mad Cows - An Aunt Sally
• Andersen Consulting. The Public Policy Laboratory
• Blair, Tony. 1/3/97 Speech at the Nexus/Guardian conference
• Chapman, David. Two Electoral Systems for Westminster
• Cohen, Martin. IT Manifesto?
• Corry, Dan. Globalisation and Macro Policy
• Currie, David. What Macro-economic Levers Does a Labour Government Have?
• Edwards, Michael. Globalisation, Multilateralism and the Developing Countries
• Election Statement- Letter to The Times
• Faulkner, David (University of Oxford Centre for Criminological Research) Criminal Policy in Transition: Criminal Policy Trends into the New Millenium August 1998
• The Globalisation Theme Group. The Politics of Globalisation
• Gamble, Andrew and Gavin Kelly. Stakeholder Capitalism : Limits and Opportunities
• Goddard, John. Universities and Regions
• Halpern, David. A new institutional mechanism for tax-spending consultation: a proposal
• Halpern, David. A Question of Conviction (from The New Statesmen)
• Harris, Robert. Blair Sets the Stage for a Revolution (from The Times)
• Holtham, Gerry. The Left's Long March
• Jacobs, Michael. The Third Way
• Lane, Melissa. The Politics of Meaning and the Meaning of Politics (from the Times Literary Supplement
• Lytel, David. From Model to Motor: Governing the Internet
• Madeley, Richard. The NHS - Different Treatment Required Urgently
• Marquand, David. The Stakeholder Society
• McLean, Iain. Are Scotland and Wales over-represented in the House of Commons?
• McLean, Iain. Who's Afraid of the Tartan Divorce
• Perraton, Jonathon. Globalisation, Competitiveness and Economic Policy
• Plender, John. A New Third Way
• Robinson, Peter. "Globalisation" and income distribution: a short note
• Segell, Glen. The role of the Internet in an establishment system of government
• Shaw, Martin. New Labour: more than a Euro-national project?
• Smith, Alasdair. Globalisation and policy options: Social policy and income distribution
• Taylor, Robert. Chattering Against Mr Blair (from The Spectator
• Terrill, Greg and Iain McLean. Academic Freedom (of Information)
• The Third Way: summary of the NEXUS on-line discussion
• Thompson, Grahame. International Competitiveness Mark II
• Thompson, Helen. Britain and Monetary Union
• White, Stuart. Interpreting the 'Third Way': Not One Route, But Many
• White, Stuart and David Halpern. The Principle of Partitioned Responsibility: A Basis for a Fair and Efficient Tax-Benefit System?
• Wood, Stewart. Remaking policy-making: Long-term Policy & the Reform of Government

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