Titlebook: Political Change in Britain; Basis of Electoral C David Butler,Donald Stokes Book 1974 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Parties in the Voter’s Mindhout it, however, the mass of the people could scarcely participate in regular transfers of power. Individual electors accept the parties as leading actors on the political stage and see in partisan terms the meaning of the choices which the universal franchise puts before them. British government w

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The Decline of Past Alignmentssy to forget that at the start of this century the basis of politics was very different. The Labour Party scarcely mattered and religion was at least as important as class in shaping partisanship. The fundamental realignments that have taken place over the last two generations have only slowly oblit

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The Aging of the Class Alignmentan be presented in terms of a process of realignment on class lines that is in some respects still under way. It may therefore seem paradoxical to suggest that the class basis of party allegiance was becoming weaker in the 1960s. After all, the working class was at least as heavily Labour in the you

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The Study of Political Generationsnd preferences may be quite unlike those their elders carried to the grave. There are also voters who leave the country, and others who come into it from the Commonwealth or other parts of the world. The scale of these demographic changes is sufficient to yield a 10 per cent turnover of the electora