With four sets of European parliamentary elections now behind us, it is appropriate to review
the prevailing interpretation of such elections as second-order national elections, a view first …

As the research methodology more closely approximates the causal process being
analyzed, the inferences and predictions derived from that methodology will better represent …

UK women's voting patterns divide along generational lines, according to research
analyzing UK voting during 1945-1992 and international voting patterns according to …

Parteien als politische Sozialisationsinstanzen und Orte politischen Lernens bilden ein noch
weitestgehend unerschlossenes Forschungsgebiet. Weder die Parteien-noch die Partizipati …

It has long been established that changes in the electorate can have an impact on party
systems, sometimes leading to the creation of new parties and the elimination of old ones …

The paper analyses open-ended data from the 1987 British Election Survey. Respondents
were asked their reasons for voting the way they did, and the responses were recorded …

This research analyzes the politics of pension reform in Canada, Great Britain, and the
United States between 1975 and 1996 within an institutional pluralist framework. Most …

An analysis is undertaken of Labour versus Conservative support for a nationally
representative sample of voting behaviour in the 1992 British General Election. A cross …

Much of the literature on Western liberal democracy laments the seemingly intractable
disjunction between the pluralization of political representation, on one hand, and the …

The objective of this thesis is to assess the role of geography in the construction of economic
attitudes and electoral behaviour in Britain during the 1980s and the early 1990s. Aggregate …