This book offers a novel perspective on British elections, focusing on the importance of
increasing electoral volatility in British elections, and the role of electoral shocks in the …

The most authoritative study of a landmark British General Election-the fifteenth book in the
renowned Nuffield series of election studies. This highly readable account covers all the …

Between 1945 and 1970, it was orthodox to regard Britain as having a very stable,
centralized and party-oriented political system. Parties were vital to a number of …

This fifth edition of Elections and Voters in Britain has been a long time forthcoming. The
normal rhythm was to update the book every four or five years, after each general election …

In common with most large-scale projects this book has incurred many debts-intellectual,
administrative and financial-upon the way. The British Election Study 1997 was conducted …

Support for German extreme right‐wing parties fluctuated strongly in the 1990s, reaching its
highest level of 8.7 per cent in September 1992. Support for these parties also varied …

Since the late 1980s, right-wing extremism has become a central issue on the political
agenda of Western Europe Time and again, voters have shocked countries by expressing …

Very few theories of democratic elections can claim to overarch the field. One of them that
has not been given due regard, I suggest, is Albert Hirschman's Exit, Voice, and Loyalty. I …

Based on a nationwide survey of voters, this is a study of the historic 1993 New Zealand
general election and referendum. It seeks to explain why New Zealanders made the choices …

Models for fitting longitudinal binary responses are explored by using a panel study of voting
intentions. A standard multilevel repeated measures logistic model is shown to be …