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Women and Feminisation,s key promises to women and the fourth assesses what the coalition government has delivered in practice. The chapter concludes that Cameron’s commitment to feminisation seems largely cosmetic, and that it is incompatible with the policies his government has pursued.

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Coalition Cohesion,of dissent then it may be in trouble. The opposition mode has been the dominant mode for more than a century, though in recent decades the intra-party mode has assumed greater significance as government backbenchers have proved more willing to vote against their party (Norton, 1975, 1978, 1980; Cowley and Norton, 1999; Cowley, 2002, 2005).

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Immigration Policy,tion flows to the UK. The promise to more than halve immigration in the space of five years, however, has set the government on a collision course with a broad range of organised interests, including businesses ranging from international banks to curry houses, universities, trade unions, and migrant NGOs.

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Territorial Politics,servatives encountered increasing difficulties in their management of territorial politics. The result was the destruction of the party’s base in local government (Railings et al, 2002), followed by electoral annihilation in Scotland and Wales in the 1997 general election.

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Eating Disorders and Epigeneticszczerbiack, 2008: 247–8) that supports membership of the European Union (EU) but opposes key areas of integration such as Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) and the extension of EU competence in social policy justice and home affairs, and foreign and security policy.