Constituency electioneering in Britain

By:

Kavanagh, Dennis

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Longmans; 1970Description: 118 pSubject(s):

Democratic Campaigning

DDC classification:

324.942 KAV

Summary: Many people assert that the nationalization' of British politics has made the local constituency campaign redundant. Mr Kavanagh's study -one of the first in-depth and systematic treatments of constituency campaigning in Britain-is, in a sense, addressed to this question. It is clear that although many candidates and party workers derive considerable personal psychic satisfaction from the campaign, their efforts have little if any effect on the outcome. Mr Kavanagh examines in detail the institutional and cultural factors that have a bearing on this phenomenon.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	324.942 KAV (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		9414

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Many people assert that the nationalization' of British politics has made the local constituency campaign redundant. Mr Kavanagh's study -one of the first in-depth and systematic treatments of constituency campaigning in Britain-is, in a sense, addressed to this question. It is clear that although many candidates and party workers derive considerable personal psychic satisfaction from the campaign, their efforts have little if any effect on the outcome. Mr Kavanagh examines in detail the institutional and cultural factors that have a bearing on this phenomenon.

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