Canadian Parliamentary Review - Winter 2008/2009

• Private members and public policy - Linda Jefrey
• The British Columbia estimates process: issues and reform - Harry Bloy
• Alberta's new lobbyist and conflict of interest legislation - Neil Brown
• Quebec 2008 and the Francophone parliametary community - Francois Cote
• Mini citizens assemblies on the future of Canadian federalism - Min Reuchamps
• A note on simultaneous candidacies in the Quebec legislature - Jacques Carl Morin
• The 2008 election and the law on fixed election dates - Guy Tremblay
• Women legislators and women's issues in British Columbia - Grace Lore
• Financing Canadian elections - W Scott Thurlow

Telecommunications policy - December 2008

• The future of telecommunications regulation - Paul de Bijl, Jos Huigen
• Pirates and Samaritans: A decade of measurements on peer production and their implications for net neutrality and copyright - Johan A. Pouwelse, Pawel Garbacki, Dick Epema, Henk Sips
• Regulation and the promotion of investment in next generation networks—A European dilemma - Jos Huigen, Martin Cave
• Current and future European regulation of electronic communications: A critical assessment - Alexandre de Streel
• Triple play: How do we secure future benefits? - Maarten C.W. Janssen, Ewa Mendys-Kamphorst
• Innovation, convergence and the role of regulation in the Netherlands and beyond - Paul de Bijl, Martin Peitz

Reproductive Health Matters - November 2008

• Reproductive cancers: high burden of disease, low level of priority - Marge Berer
• Cervical cancer: the route from signs and symptoms to treatment in South Africa - Susarie Louise van Schalkwyk, Johanna Elizabeth Maree, Susanna Catharina Dreyer Wright
• Prevention of cervical cancer - Lynette Denny
• Achieving effective cervical screening coverage in South Africa through human resources and health systems development - Mary Kawonga, Sharon Fonn
• Cervical cancer: the sub-Saharan African perspective - Rose I Anorlu
• Social inequality in Pap smear coverage: identifying under-users of cervical cancer screening in Argentina - Silvina Arrossi, Silvina Ramos, Melisa Paolino, Rengaswamy Sankaranarayanan
• A Pan American Health Organization strategy for cervical cancer prevention and control in Latin America and the Caribbean - Silvana Luciani, Jon Kim Andrus
• Cervical cancer screening using visual inspection with acetic acid: operational experiences from Ghana and Thailand - Harshad Sanghvi, Khunying Kobchitt Limpaphayom, Marya Plotkin, Elaine Charurat, Amy Kleine, Enriquito Lu, Wachara Eamratsameekool, Buncha Palanuwong
• Development of a visual inspection programme for cervical cancer prevention in Bangladesh - Tahera Ahmed, Ashrafunnessa, Jebunnessa Rahman
• Benefits, cost requirements and cost-effectiveness of the HPV16,18 vaccine for cervical cancer prevention in developing countries: policy implications - Sue J Goldie, Meredith O'Shea, Mireia Diaz, Sun-Young Kim
• Human papillomavirus vaccination in the United Kingdom: what about boys? - Tamara Kubba
• Making the case for cervical cancer prevention: what about equity? - Vivien D Tsu, Carol E Levin
• Breast cancer in Mexico: a pressing priority - Felicia Marie Knaul, Gustavo Nigenda, Rafael Lozano, Hector Arreola-Ornelas, Ana Langer, Julio Frenk
• Breast cancer in India and a voluntary organisation in Andhra Pradesh - Vani Prabhakar, J Ratna Prabhakar
• The intruder - Geeta Rao Gupta
• Experiences of joy and fear - Jacqueline Pitanguy
  

Contemporary Review - Winter 2008

• The fall of Thabo Mbeki - James Hamill
• The next United States Presidency - Allan Ramsay
• Human rights: the sixtieth anniversary - Keith Suter
• Finland and the Georgia crisis - Edward Dutton
• Limits of expansion: the EU and NATO - Binoy Kampmark
• Canada's 2008 election - Habeeb Salloum
• Corruption and populism in Bulgaria - Jean Crombois
• A Nigerian wages war on counterfeit drugs - Thomas Land
• The penalties of apostasy in Malaysia - Roger Kershaw
• Medical tourism - Alex Ninian
• Coping with floods: Mozambique and Britain - Natalia Viana
• Martin Buber : philosopher and visionary

Monthly Review - December 2008

• Financial implosion and stagnation: back to the real economy - John Bellamy Foster and Fred Magdoff
• America right or wrong: Anglo-American relations since 1945 - John Newsinger
• Braddock, Pennsylvania: out of the furnace and into the fire - Jim Straub

South African Journal of International Affairs - December 2008

• South African foreign policy in the post-Mbeki period - Elizabeth Sidiropoulos
• The bicycle strategy of South Africa's bilateral relations in Africa - Adekeye Adebojo
• Who owns African ownership? The Africanisation of security and its limits - Benedikt Franke and Romain Esmenjaud
• The narrow prospects of the SPLA/M's transition into a political party in the short term - Jack V Kalpakian
• The evolution of the New Patriotic Party in Ghana - Joseph RA Ayee
• Will technical isolation work? A proposed solution to the Iranian nuclear crisis - Henry U Ufomba

Acta Criminologica - 2008 (3)

• The case for a regulatory board for criminologists - CMB Naude
• Professionalising criminology in South Africa - B Beukman
• Evaluting the implementation of community policing globally: transitioning from community partnership to crime mapping and strategic deployment in the new millennium - JF Albrecht
• The nature of police and community interaction alongside the dawn of intelligence led policing - C Bezuidenhout
• Analysing police corruption and its possible causes - B Benson
• The guardians of safety and security: police perceptions of the causes of misconduct within the Grahamstown policing area - N Gopal and FM Zondeka
• Selected crime prevention issues in South Africa: lessons from Zambia - GX Ngantweni
• The emerging paradigm: trauma/attachment/the inter-personal brain in the understanding and treatment of violence and sexual violence - J Berman and D Tatum
• 'A focus group groupie': my experiences in using focus groups for criminological research - M Robinson
• Victims of farm attacks: psychological consequences - L van Zyl
• A security risk management approach to the measurement of crime in a private security context - C Rogers