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| List of Tables and Figures | |
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| Acknowledgements | |
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| Notes on the Contributors | |
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| Introduction: Political Science in an Age of Acknowledged Interdependence | |
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| Acknowledging interdependence | |
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| Interdependence and inter-disciplinarity | |
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| Spatial interdependence and the problem of sub-disciplinary specialism | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Policy-Making in an Interdependent World | |
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| Introduction: interdependence old and new | |
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| Spatial interdependence: discursive construction and democratic statecraft | |
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| Institutional interdependence: government, governance and complexity | |
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| Policy interdependence: specialization, tacit knowledge and catastrophic risk | |
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| Interdependence, statecraft and rhetoric | |
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| The Rise of Political Disenchantment | |
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| Reflecting on the rise of anti-politics | |
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| The decline in Britain's civic culture | |
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| Explaining the rise of disenchantment | |
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| A new political science of design | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| The Internet in Political Science | |
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| The challenge | |
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| The current state of our understanding in political science | |
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| Recent developments and current trends | |
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| How will - or should - political science develop? Challenges and opportunities | |
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| Political knowledge: what is it rational to 'know'? | |
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| Voting: reversing turnout decline? | |
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| Reconfiguring 'The Logic of Collective Action' and the ecology of interest groups | |
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| Leadership: the end of charisma and co-ordination? | |
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| Political parties: the end of membership? | |
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| Government-citizen interactions: bringing citizens closer to government? | |
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| Public management reform: from Weber to new public management to digital-era governance | |
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| Political equality | |
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| Illusions of interdependence | |
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| Methodological challenges for political science | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| The New Politics of Equality | |
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| Introduction | |
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| 'Old' politics of equality | |
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| The 'new' politics of equality | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Civic Multiculturalism and National Identity | |
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| Multiculturalism | |
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| Difference and equality | |
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| Some implications for liberal citizenship | |
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| Multicultural citizenship | |
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| Muslims and identity | |
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| Navigating groupness | |
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| National identity and minority cultures | |
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| The Character of the State | |
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| Globalization and the economic discretion of the state | |
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| Globalization and the state in the international sphere | |
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| Globalization and the state as an agent of political identity | |
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| The financial crisis and the state: economic discretion | |
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| Transnational governance | |
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| The state as the agent of political identity and expectations | |
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| Conclusions: future intellectual agendas on the state | |
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| Economic Interdependence and the Global Economic Crisis | |
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| Introduction: The great recession and global economic interdependence | |
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| Something old, something new | |
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| Globalization: how new, how constraining? | |
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| Regulating the global economy | |
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| Global economic interdependence and the study of IPE | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| The Challenge of Territorial Politics: Beyond Methodological Nationalism | |
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| Introduction: why a new direction? The challenge territorial politics | |
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| Beyond 'methodological nationalism' | |
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| The territorial politics of elections | |
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| Rescaling welfare | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| New Security Challenges in an Interdependent World | |
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| Contemporary security concerns | |
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| The evolution of Anglophone international security studies | |
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| Different meanings of security | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Global Challenges: Accountability and Effectiveness | |
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| The limits of current global governance arrangements | |
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| Key political challenges | |
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| Global economic governance: problems and opportunities | |
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| The politics of global governance change | |
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| Rethinking politics in a global age | |
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| Global Justice | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Theorizing global justice: between statism and globalism | |
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| Theorizing global justice: beyond statism and globalism | |
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| Conclusion: the future of theorizing global justice | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |