This is the fourteenth Nuffield College study of a British General Election and is the sixth study
written jointly by the present authors. It necessarily follows in the mould of its predecessors…

… British General Election of 1992 This profile article assesses the role of the environment in
the election campaign for the 1992 British general election … context of British environmental …

The somewhat unexpected Conservative victory in the 1992 British general election was
achieved because the party won seats, especially marginal seats in some southern regions, …

Since the early 1970s, a number of studies have sought to develop aggregate-level economic
models of British government popularity.'These'popularity functions' typically seek to …

… questions to be asked and answered about the 1997 general election. The first is 'Why
did the distribution of support for the parties change so much from 1992?' and the second, 'Why …

The result of the 1992 election surprised almost all. The government ran out of time and had
to go to the country in the trough of the longest recession since the 1930s. Its campaign was …

… questions to be asked and answered about the 1997 general election. The first is' Why did
the distribution of support for the parties change so much from 1992?'and the second,'Why did …

… British General Elections (1992 and 1997). Were the same factors associated with individual
abstention at each election, … contest account for the fall in turnout between 1992 and 1997? …

… The pattern revealed in the general elections of 1987 and 1992 seems a reversion to a … in
the two general elections ofJanuary and December 1910. In those elections, the Conservatives …

… passed to delay local elections. The Prime Minister finally confirmed on 9 May that the
general election would be held on 7 June, concurrently with the local elections. He calculated — …