National Dividing?: Electoral Map of Great Britain, 1979-87
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Author: R. J. Johnston
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 72
This book aims to analyse the growing spatial polarisation of the British electorate and to describe the trend in voting patterns over the eight years of Conservative rule from 1979-1987, looking at their extent, causes and implications. It also displays the geography of voting on cartograms, giving the book in part the appearance of an atlas. The information is based largely on the results of three electoral surveys conducted at the time of the general elections for the BBC by Gallup, integrating these with census and electoral data to provide insights into the emerging geography of British elections.
Author: R. J. Johnston
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 72
This book aims to analyse the growing spatial polarisation of the British electorate and to describe the trend in voting patterns over the eight years of Conservative rule from 1979-1987, looking at their extent, causes and implications. It also displays the geography of voting on cartograms, giving the book in part the appearance of an atlas. The information is based largely on the results of three electoral surveys conducted at the time of the general elections for the BBC by Gallup, integrating these with census and electoral data to provide insights into the emerging geography of British elections.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: R. J. Johnston
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 72
This book aims to analyse the growing spatial polarisation of the British electorate and to describe the trend in voting patterns over the eight years of Conservative rule from 1979-1987, looking at their extent, causes and implications. It also displays the geography of voting on cartograms, giving the book in part the appearance of an atlas. The information is based largely on the results of three electoral surveys conducted at the time of the general elections for the BBC by Gallup, integrating these with census and electoral data to provide insights into the emerging geography of British elections.
Author: R. J. Johnston
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 72
This book aims to analyse the growing spatial polarisation of the British electorate and to describe the trend in voting patterns over the eight years of Conservative rule from 1979-1987, looking at their extent, causes and implications. It also displays the geography of voting on cartograms, giving the book in part the appearance of an atlas. The information is based largely on the results of three electoral surveys conducted at the time of the general elections for the BBC by Gallup, integrating these with census and electoral data to provide insights into the emerging geography of British elections.
National Dividing?: Electoral Map of Great Britain, 1979-87
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