The Criminal Justice Act 1993 (CJA 1993) introduces a wide array of offences designed to combat the threat of money laundering. While not the first piece of legislation with such a purpose, the CJA 1993 is a major bulwark in the United Kingdom's anti‐laundering legislation, creating several...

This paper examines the influence of country exposure to the world economy on mass policy preferences in advanced capitalist democracies. Informed by economic and sociological accounts, I develop a set of competing claims for how signals from the world economy shape public policy demands. Claims...

"Representative democracy requires the consent of the governed. But what drives public support for government? This book provides the most comprehensive treatment of approval dynamics in the advanced democracies to date. Drawing on data from the Executive Approval Project (EAP), a...