SIMON HIX - LSE - London School of Economics and Political Science

O29. Simon Hix (2008) ‘Book Review: Keith Poole, Spatial Models of Parliamentary Voting’, Party Politics
14(1) 133-136.
O28. Simon Hix (2006) Why the EU Needs (Left-Right) Politics: Policy Reform and Accountability are
Impossible Without It, Notre Europe Policy Paper No. 19, Paris: Notre Europe.
Reprinted as ‘Jenseits des Regulationsstaates. Warum die Europäische Union mehr politischen
Wettbewerb braucht’, in Frank Decker and Marcus Höreth (eds) Die Verfassung Europas,
Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften.
O27. Simon Hix (2006) ‘The European Parliament: Stocktake and Challenges’, in Guillaume Durand (ed.)
After the Annus Horribilis: A Review of the EU Institutions, EPC Working Paper No. 22, Brussels: EPC.
O26. David Farrell, Simon Hix, Mark Johnson and Roger Scully (2006) ‘EPRG 2000 and 2006 MEP Surveys
Dataset’, report on the dataset, see http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/EPRG.
O25. Simon Hix and Hae-Won Jun (2005) An East Asian Single Market? Lessons from the European Union,
CNAEC Series 05-07, Korean Institute for International Economic Policy, Seoul.
O24. Simon Hix (2005) ‘European Universities in a Global Ranking of Political Science Departments: a
Reply to Bull and Espindola’, European Political Science 4(1) 30-32.
O23. Simon Hix and Abdul Noury (2005) ‘The European Parliament and Civic Citizenship’, in Jan Niessen,
María José Peiro and Yongmi Schibel (eds) Civic Citizenship and Immigrant Inclusion: A Guide for the
Implementation of Civic Citizenship Policies, Brussels: Migration Policy Group.
O22. Simon Hix (2004) ‘EU Balance of Power Shifts to the Right’, E!Sharp Magazine, September 04, 31-33.
O21. Simon Hix (2004) ‘The Prospect of “Unified Centre-Right Government” in the EU’, EUSA Review
23(3) 6-7.
O20. Simon Hix and Michael Marsh (2004) Predicting the Future: The Next European Parliament,
Brussels: Burson-Marsteller.
O19. Simon Hix (2004) ‘European Universities in a Global Ranking of Political Science Departments’,
European Political Science 3(2) 5-24.
O18. Simon Hix (2003) ‘A Supranational Party System and the Legitimacy of the European Union’, The
International Spectator 2003(1) 49-59.
O17. Simon Hix (2002) ‘The Way to Pick Europe’s Leader’, The Financial Times, 9 December 2002.
O16. Simon Hix (2002) Why the EU Should Have a Single President, and How She Should be Elected,
paper for the UK Cabinet Office, London: LSE.
O15. Simon Hix and Urs Lesse (2002) Shaping a Vision: A History of the Party of European Socialists,
1957-2002, Brussels: Party of European Socialists.
O14. Simon Hix Abdul Noury and Gérard Roland (2002) How MEPs Vote, Brighton: ESRC.
O13. Simon Hix (2002) Linking National Politics to Europe, London: Foreign Policy Centre (FPC).
Reprinted in Tom Arbuthnott and Mark Leonard (eds) European Democracy, London: Foreign Policy Centre.
O12. Simon Hix (2002) ‘A Constitution for the EU? A Comparative Political Science Perspective’, College
of Europe: Collegium 23(1) 17-36.
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