European Journal of Political Research 27: 543-545, 1995. Contents Volume 27 (1995) Volume 27, No. 1 (January 1995) Editorial: A word of thanks to Mogens Pedersen M. Laver Understanding variation in public support for European integration M. Gabel & H.D. Palmer Harmonization of social policies and social regulation in the European Community I.J. Montanari Feminist attitudes in times of depoliticization of women’s issues L. Togeby The impact of class on political attitudes: A comparative study of Great Britain, West Germany, Australia, and the United States B.C. Hayes Party systems and the dynamics of government support: Britain and Germany, 1960-1990 Ch. Anderson The demand for local government goods: The impact of parties, committees, and public sector politicians R.J. Sgrensen 119-141 Volume 27, No. 2 (February 1995) The structuring of the vote in post-communist part systems: The Bulgarian example H. Kitschelt, D. Dimitrov & A. Kanev 143-160 Soviet ideological discourse and Perestroika N. Robinson 161-179 Attitudinal dispositions to vote for a ‘new’ extreme right-wing party: The case of ‘Vlaams Blok’ J. Billiet & H. de Witte 181-202 Right-wing extremism analyzed: A comparative analysis of the ideologies of three alleged right-wing extremist parties (NPD, NDP, CP’86) C. Mudde 203-224 Equality and efficiency: The illusory tradeoff L. Kenworthy 225-254 Explaining near-universal turnout: The case of Malta W. Hirczy 255-272 544 Volume 27, No. 3 (April 1995) Effects of authoritarian and libertarian values on Conservative and Labour party support in Great Britain H.D. Palmer 273-292 Election manifestos and policy-oriented economic voting: A pooled cross- national analysis A. Carkoglu 293-317 Social dealignment versus political frustration: Contrasting explanations of the floating vote in Germany C. Zelle 319-345 Class bases of universal social policy: Pension policy attitudes in Finland 1993 H. Ervasti & O. Kangas 347-367 Making a case for the rational, self-regarding, ‘ethical’ voter... and solving the ‘Paradox of not voting’ in the process E. Overbye 369-396 Volume 27, No. 4 (June 1995) Special Issue: Annual Review Editor: John Coakley; Assistant: Samantha Crouse Editor’s introduction J. Coakley 397-399 Computer networks for political scientists: A guide to resources and research techniques N. Spang Bovey 401-426 EU lobbying: The new research agenda S.S. Andersen & K.A. Eliassen 427-441 Comparative politics and the decline of the nation-state in Western Europe J.W. van Deth 443-462 Political institutions and the building of democracy: Some issues in recent German literature M.Th. Greven 463-475 Putting Humpty together again: Homo sociologicus, Homo economicus and the political science of the British state J. Dearlove 477-505 Public opinion and political science in postcommunist Russia S. White 507-526 Output of selected West European political science journals during 1994 J. Coakley & S. Crouse 527-542 Contents / Author Index Volume 27 543-545 Announcement 546