ABSTRACT

This volume features key political issues for 1990s Britain: the reform of the Labour party; the use of opinion polls; the impact of the media; European integration; Scotland and regional trends; and the bases of party support.

chapter |22 pages

Political Awareness and Heterogeneity in Models of Voting: Some Evidence from the British Election Studies

chapter |19 pages

The Missing Tories in Opinion Polls: Silent, Forgetful or Lost?

chapter |15 pages

Anchors Aweigh: Variations in Strength of Party Identification and in Socio-Political Attitudes among the British Electorate, 1991-94

chapter |17 pages

Class and Nation in England and Scotland

British Elections and Parties Review

ABSTRACT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter |22 pages

Political Awareness and Heterogeneity in Models of Voting: Some Evidence from the British Election Studies

chapter |19 pages

The Missing Tories in Opinion Polls: Silent, Forgetful or Lost?

chapter |15 pages

Anchors Aweigh: Variations in Strength of Party Identification and in Socio-Political Attitudes among the British Electorate, 1991-94

chapter |17 pages

Class and Nation in England and Scotland

chapter |17 pages

Crooked Margins and Marginal Seats

chapter |19 pages

A Question of Interaction: Using Logistic Regression to Examine Geographic Effects on British Voting Behaviour

chapter |17 pages

Discourses of Modernization: Gaitskell, Blair and the Reform of Clause IV

chapter |18 pages

Voting Behaviour, the Economy and the Mass Media: Dependency, Consonance and Priming as a Route to Theoretical and Empirical Integration

chapter |23 pages

Error-correction Models of Party Support: The Case of New Labour

chapter |17 pages

The Enhancement of Leadership Power: The Labour Party and the Impact of Political Communications

chapter |22 pages

From the Europe of Nations to the European Nation? Attitudes of French Gaullist and Centrist Parliamentarians

chapter |19 pages

The Conservative Party, Electoral Strategy and Public Opinion Polling, 1945-64