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Nov 21, 2009

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Volume 51 (2009):

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Volume 50 (2008):

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Volume 49 (2007):

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Volume 48 (2006):

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Volume 47 (2005):

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Volume 46 (2004):

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Volume 45 (2003):

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Volume 44 (2002):

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Volume 43 (2001):

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Volume 42 (2000):

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	Editorial

	Nothing New Under the Sun? Alan Branthwaite and Gordon Pincott

	Come Together: Increasing Popular Involvement in Local Decision-Making Fiona Henderson and Neil Lovell

	The 21st Century Consumer: A New Model of Thinking Wendy Gordon and Virginia Valentine

	'You had to be There': Why Marketers are Increasingly Experiencing Consumers for Themselves and the Impact of this Role and Remit of Consumer Professionals Helen Trevaskis

	Using Known Patterns in Image Data to Determine Brand Positioning Byron Sharp and Jenni Romaniuk

	Reducing Undecided Voters and Other Sources of Error in Election Surveys Malcolm S McLeod, Laura T Flannelly and Kevin J Flannelly

	A Test for Hit Rate in Binary Response Models Philip Hans Franses