political science

legitimacy: (cont.)
and judicial institutions 526 – 30
challenges to 529 – 30
as condition for policy-making
539 , 541
diVuse support 527
origins and evolution of
legitimacy 528 – 9
unpopular decisions 527 – 8
and judicial review 207 – 10
liberal constitution 703 , 717
liberal democracy 700
liberal nationalism 711 – 12
and Blair’s New Nationalism 713 – 14
and three models of 712 – 13
liberal welfare states 388
liberalism:
and inclusive nature of 697
and institutionalism 716 – 17
and modernity 697 – 8
liberalization (trade),seeinternational
economic institutions (IEIs); World
Trade Organization
liberation movements 733 – 4
libertarianism 712 – 13 , 714
litigants, in judicial process 545 – 6
framing function in 546 – 7
types of 546
Liverpool 509
Lloyd’s of London 419 , 424
lobbying, and American federalism 241 ,
243 – 4 , 254 – 5
local governance:
and absence of global perspective
on 512 – 13
and classiWcation of systems of 499 – 502
complexity and diversity of 499 – 500
concentration on elected
institutions 500
criteria for 500 – 2
descriptive studies of 499
new democracies 502
western focus of 502
and development of literature on 497 – 8
and explaining diVerences in 503 , 505

path dependency 503

and identifying trends in 503 – 5

citizen involvement 504

local leadership 504 , 505

move away from local government 504

neoliberal inXuence 504

New Public Management 504

and informal networks 498

and institutions:

attention to 497

centrality of 497 , 512

new institutionalism 498 , 505 – 6

old institutionalism 497 – 8

and territorial politics 295 – 6

and urban regimes 498

Atlanta 507 – 8

business participation 507 – 9 , 511

concept stretching in studying 510

conceptualization problems 513

deWnition of 506

degreeism in studying 510

education reform 511 – 12

European urban regeneration 508

misclassiWcation in studying 509 – 10

parochialism in studying 508 – 9

relationships at the core of 507

relationships with external actors 507

social production of power 506 – 7

typology of 510 – 11

see alsocenter-periphery relationships;

intergovernmental relations

lock-in:

and economic regulation 148 , 149

and institutions 146

logical positivism 698

logrolling 462

London School of Economics 687

Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) 400 – 1

MaWa, and thinking institutionally 742

majoritarian democracy:

and compared with consensual

democracy 336 – 7

and executive-legislative relations

355 – 6

800 subject index