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 …
As the research methodology more closely approximates the causal process being analyzed, the inferences and predictions derived from that methodology will better represent …
JR Tilley - Political Studies, 2005 - journals.sagepub.com
This research note explores the mechanisms behind age differences and changes over time in one of the two major value dimensions in British politics, libertarian-authoritarianism. I …
Cleavages have been central in understanding the relationship between political parties and voters but the credibility of cleavage approach has been increasingly debated. This is …
J Bartle - British Journal of Political Science, 1998 - cambridge.org
Social class has long been assumed to be the predominant social or structural determinant of voting behaviour. This article assesses the effect of class on voting behaviour at the 1992 …
Economic voting is a form of policy voting. According to this paradigm, voters evaluate the incumbent government on the basis of national economic policy outcomes–growth, inflation …
J Bartle - British Elections & Parties Review, 1997 - Taylor & Francis
In constructing general models of voting behaviour, analysts have traditionally treated the electorate as homogeneous. It is assumed that the impact of any given variable on vote is …
Does authoritarian populism affect states' behavior in international organizations? If so, how? While recent research has shed light on relationships between domestic and foreign …
In this paper, we investigate partisan rationalization in valence politics by trying to better specify the direct and indirect effects of the economy on government support. To do so, we …