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„Erdrutschsiege“

Wahlen und Parteien in Großbritannien von Thatcher bis Johnson
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Parteien und Wahlen, Volume 30
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 2023

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Why is Britain a country where landslide victories for one party are still possible? This book is the first to analyse British electoral history since 1945, placing special emphasis on general elections from Thatcher to Johnson. A comparable study in English that combines insights into electoral developments and election research over this period of time has so far not been available. This new approach also allows surprising insights into election campaigns, electoral behaviour and social change that have so far guaranteed alternating two-party governments.

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Copyright year
2023
ISBN-Print
978-3-7560-0461-4
ISBN-Online
978-3-7489-3955-9
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Parteien und Wahlen
Volume
30
Language
German
Pages
156
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Table of contents

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  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 12
  2. 1. Einleitung No access 13 - 16
    1. 2.1. Die Bestandsaufnahme No access
    2. 2.2. Mega-Trends No access
  4. 3. Die Parlamentswahl 1979 – kein Erdrutsch, aber der Beginn eines Epochenwandels ? No access 33 - 36
  5. 4. Die Parlamentswahl 1983: Erdrutsch und Konsolidierung No access 37 - 44
  6. 5. Die Parlamentswahl 1987: Resilienz und Kontinuität No access 45 - 50
  7. 6. Die Parlamentswahl 1992: Übergangszeit und Ende des „Thatcherismus“ No access 51 - 56
  8. 7. Die Parlamentswahl 1997: Labours Erdrutschsieg No access 57 - 64
  9. 8. „Blandslide“ (Daily Record): Labours zweiter Erdrutschsieg 2001 No access 65 - 72
  10. 9. Protest und Resilienz: Die Parlamentswahl 2005 No access 73 - 82
  11. 10. Krisen und Turbulenzen: Die Parlamentswahl 2010 No access 83 - 94
  12. 11. Sinnsuche: Die Parlamentswahl 2015 No access 95 - 104
  13. 12. Brexit: Die Parlamentswahl 2017 No access 105 - 112
  14. 13. Tory Erdrutschsieg: Die Parlamentswahl 2019 No access 113 - 126
    1. 14.1. Dealignement: Was bindet die Wähler noch? No access
    2. 14.2. Issue-Polarisierung No access
    3. 14.3. Fragmentierung des Parteiensystems No access
    4. 14.4. Präsidentialisierung No access
    5. 14.5. Die Rolle der Medien No access
    6. 14.6. “Is it the economy?“ No access
    7. 14.7. Akademisierung der Labour Party No access
    8. 14.8. Neue Aspekte der Sozialstruktur No access
  16. 15. Erdrutschsiege No access 143 - 144
  17. Literaturverzeichnis No access 145 - 152
  18. Personenregister No access 153 - 154
  19. Sachregister No access 155 - 156

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