Special issue: Forty years of European political science

Luís de Sousa, Jonathon Moses, Jacqui Briggs and Martin Bull: Forty Years of European Political Science

Yves Mény: Political Science as a Profession

Jean Blondel and Pascal Vennesson: The Future of Political Science

Hans Daalder: Political Science in Europe and the ECPR: Looking back and Looking on

Thibaud Boncourt: Why European Political Science Organisations? A Diachronic, Comparative and Fairly Short

Mauro Calise, Rosanna de Rosa and Xavier Fernández i Marín: Electronic Publishing, Knowledge Sharing and Open Access: A New Environment for Political Science

Mike Goldsmith and Chris Goldsmith: Teaching Political Science in Europe

Gerry Stoker: Blockages on the Road to Relevance: Why has Political Science Failed to Deliver?

Drude Dahlerup: The Development of Gender and Politics as a New Research Field within the Framework of the ECPR

Heather Savigny: Looking Back to Move Forward: Historicising the Construction of Disciplinary Narratives in European Political Science and International Relations

Michael Keating and Donatella della Porta: In Defence of Pluralism in the Social Sciences

Colin Hay: The Changing Nature of European Political Science: The Discipline in an Age of Acknowledged Interdependence

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