Parliamentary affairs: A journal of representative politics

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  Año 2018, Vol. 71, Número Extraordinario 1. Dedicado a: Britain Votes 2017

  • The Mislaying of a Majority: Introduction

    Jonathan Tonge, Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Stuart Wilks-Heeg

    págs. 1-7

    

  • The Results: How Britain Voted

    David Denver

    págs. 8-28

    

  • How the Electoral System Failed to Deliver–Again

    John Curtice

    págs. 29-45

    

  • ‘We Didn’t See it Coming’: The Conservatives

    Tim Bale, Paul Webb

    págs. 46-58

    

  • ‘Jez, We Can!’ Labour’s Campaign: Defeat with a Taste of Victory

    Eunice Goes

    págs. 59-71

    

  • The Liberal Democrats: Green Shoots of Recovery or Still on Life Support?

    David Cutts, Andrew Russell

    págs. 72-90

    

  • The Rug Pulled from Under Them: UKIP and the Greens

    James Dennison

    págs. 91-108

    

  • Referendums as Critical Junctures? Scottish Voting in British Elections

    Ailsa Henderson, James Mitchell

    págs. 109-124

    

  • The Election in Wales: Campaign and Party Performance

    Jonathan Bradbury

    págs. 125-138

    

  • Northern Ireland: Double Triumph for the Democratic Unionist Party

    Jonathan Tonge, Jocelyn Evans

    págs. 139-154

    

  • The Brexit Context

    Sara Hagemann

    págs. 155-170

    

  • Party Finance

    Justin Fisher

    págs. 171-188

    

  • Digital Campaigning: The Rise of Facebook and Satellite Campaigns

    Kate Dommett, Luke Temple

    págs. 189-202

    

  • Out with the Old, In with the New? The Media Campaign

    Stephen Ward, Dominic Wring

    págs. 203-221

    

  • The ("Anti-")Politics of the General Election: Funnelling Frustration in a Divided Democracy

    Matthew Flinders

    págs. 222-236

    

  • More Stable than Strong: Women’s Representation, Voters and Issues

    Emily Harmer, Rosalynd Southern

    págs. 237-254

    

  • Young Voters

    Sara Harrison

    págs. 255-266

    

  • An Election that Satisfied Few and Solved Little: Conclusion

    Jonathan Tonge, Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Stuart Wilks-Heeg

    págs. 267-276