Ian Gough and J. Allister McGregor

Global Social Policy Forum: Human Well-Being: Communicating between the Universal and the Local: Guest Editors’ Introduction
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 275-276. [PDF]  

Charles Gore

MDGs and PRSPs: Are Poor Countries Enmeshed in a Global-Local Double Bind?
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 277-283. [PDF] [References]  

Santosh Mehrotra

Global Institutions in Local Decision-Making: The Trojan Horses of the New Millennium?
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 283-287. [PDF] [References]  

Michael Edwards

Meeting in the Middle, or The Search for the Holy Grail (Part 63)
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 287-288. [PDF] [References]  

Ian Gough

Human Well-Being and Social Structures: Relating the Universal and the Local
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 289-311. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

TeóFilo Altamirano, James Copestake, Adolfo Figueroa, and Katie Wright-Revolledo

Universal and Local Understanding of Poverty in Peru
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 313-336. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

J. Allister McGregor

Researching Well-Being: Communicating between the Needs of Policy Makers and the Needs of People
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 337-358. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Rachel Humphreys

Book Review: Behind the Scenes at the WTO: The Real World of Trade Negotiations
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 359-361. [PDF]  

Michal Lyons

Book Review: Labour and Globalisation: Results and Prospects
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 361-363. [PDF] [References]  

Domagoj Racic

Book Review: Corporate Power and Social Policy in a Global Economy: British Welfare under the Influence
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 363-366. [PDF]  

Michael J. Prince

Book Review: What the Market Does to People: Privatization, Globalization and Poverty
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 367-369. [PDF] [References]  

GSP Digest
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 371-382. [PDF]  

Index to Volume 4, 2004
Global Social Policy 2004 4: 383-384. [PDF]  

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