- 'Upending the Status Quo Shifting Frames in the US Death Penalty Debate , 1960-2004' - Frank R. Baumgartner
- 'Contemporary Corporate Governance in the Light of CEOs Remuneration Boom' - Robert Boyer
- 'Opening Up Local Environmental Governance' - Harriet Bulkeley
- 'Hierarchy to homeostasis? Hierarchy, Markets and Networks in the governance of media and communications' - Richard Collins
- 'Opening up Governance from the Top: The L20 as a project of "New" Multilateralism and "New" Regionalism' - Andrew F. Cooper
- 'Global NGO politics, the environment and the construction of 'Governance States'' - Rosaleen Duffy
- 'Global Governance and the Ambiguities of Citizenship' - Jean Grugel
- 'Transparency and Public Management' - David Heald
- 'Contrasting visions for aid and governance in the 21st century: White House Millennium Challenge Account versus DFID Drivers of Change' - David Hulme and Vasudha Chhotray
- 'EU Governance and the Audiovisual Sector: How Democratic?' - Peter Humphreys
- 'Why do bad ideas persist in democracies? The Great US Tax Cut Delusion' - Bryan D. Jones
- 'Democracy and the European Union. Matching Means to Standards' - Christopher Lord
- 'Diagnosing and remedying the failings of official participation schemes: the CLEAR framework' - Vivien Lowndes, Lawrence Pratchett and Gerry Stoker
- 'Corporate Governance and American Exceptionalism' - Mick Moran
- 'Towards a political economy of global environmental governance' - Peter Newell
- 'Citizenship, localism and deliberative democracy: an uncomfortable fit' - John Parkinson
- 'Internationalization of Administrative Reform: A Perspective From North America' - B.Guy Peters
- 'Time for Public Management?' - Christopher Pollitt
- 'Illiberal Governance and Liberal Markets: Neo-liberal Regulatory Governance Agendas and 'Bad Governance' in Asia' - Richard Robison
- 'Democracy and Legitimacy in the European Union' - Julie Smith
- 'The Comparative Study of Local Governance: the need to go global' - Gerry Stoker
- 'The Politics of Mass Democracies: A System Destined to Disappoint?' - Gerry Stoker
- 'Weakness as Strength: ASEAN's Role in East Asian Regional Governance' - Richard Stubbs
- 'Space for the Public Manager?' - Colin Talbot
- 'Has 'Global' Governance a Future?' - Grahame Thompson
- 'Opening up global governance' - Rorden Wilkinson
- 'The romance of agency and an alternative problem definition' - Ismail Erturk, Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, Adam Leaver and Karel Williams
- 'Opening the Open Method of Coordination: Participation and Democratic Legitimacy in Experimentalist Governance' - Jonathan Zeitlin
- 'Learning from Difference: The New Architecture of Experimentalist Governance in the European Union' Charles F. Sabel and Jonathan Zeitlin
