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Köp båda 2 för 842 krPolitical party organizations play large roles in democracies, yet their organizations differ widely, and their statutes change much more frequently than constitutions or electoral laws. How do these differences, and these frequent changes, affect...
`This is a really excellent book, the best on British parties that I have read
in recent years. Paul Webb utilises the latest research and modern analytical
techniques to provide a sophisticated study of parties and the party system
which is packed with information. It is a major contribution not just to the
literature on British politics but also to the comparative literature on political parties' - David Denver, Lancaster University
`Paul Webb's new book is likely to remain the standard work on the British party system for years to come' - Peter Mair, University of Leiden
`A landmark study. I cannot commend this book too highly to teachers of British politics, students and professional analysts alike' - Ian Budge, University of Essex
`An excellent book that will be much quoted by scholars in future years' - Alan Ware, Oxford University
`Paul Webb provides the most comprehensive and well-documented analysis of the programmatic and organizational changes in the British party system. His conclusion that British parties remain critically important to the functioning of democracy is strengthened by his comparative approach. This book is a major contribution to the study of British party politics' - Patrick Seyd, University of Sheffield
Paul Webb is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Government at Brunel University and Associate Editor and Book Reviews Editor of Party Politics.
Part 1 Parties and the electorate: electoral change and the intensification of party competition; how parties compete I - ideological and programmatic adaptation; how parties compete II - imagery, media and marketing. Part 2 The internal life of parties: intra-party politics; party organizations I - the internal balance of power; party organizations II - resources. Part 3 Parties at the systemic level: parties and the party systems; parties and the political system.