Scholars argue that policies of multiculturalism in different countries are in retreat or in
question. Britain is often used as an example of this, and leading British politicians and …

Examining the complexities and tensions in relations between party members and
parliamentarians through an in-depth analysis of the processes that shape the development …

Forming a coalition involves compromise, so a prime minister heading up a coalition
government, even one as predominant a party leader as David Cameron, should not be as …

The 'Westminster family'of democracies–the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand–share
a history of majoritarian politics and two-party dominance. However, recent elections in each …

All governments tend to run out of steam in mid-term. The energy and momentum from their
initial formation disappears as governing turns out to be more difficult than was expected, at …

This research paper examines the progress the Liberal Democrats have achieved since
1988 and assesses the role they have carved for themselves on the British political stage …