British Elections and Parties Review

Contents: Political Awareness and Heterogeneity in Models of Voting: Some Evidence from the British Election Studies John Bartle. The Missing Tories in Opinion Polls: Silent, Forgetful or Lost? John Curtice, Nick Sparrow and John Turner. Anchors Aweigh: Variations in Strength of Party Identification and in Socio-political Attitudes among the British Electorate 1991-94 Ron Johnston and Charles Pattie. Class and Nation in England and Scotland Anthony Heath, Nan dirk di Graaf and Ariana Need. Crooked Margins and Marginal Seats James Cornford and Daniel Dorling. A Question of Interaction: Using Logistic Regression to Examine Geographic Effects on British Voting Behaviour Andrew Russell. Discourses of Modernization: Gaitskell, Blair and the Reform of Clause IV Michael Kenny and Martin J Smith. Voting Behaviour, The Economy and the Mass Media: Dependency, Consonance and Priming as a Route to Theoretical and Empirical Integration Neil T Gavin. Error Correction Models of Party Support: The Case of New LabourHarold D Clarke, Marianne C Stewart and Paul Whiteley. The Enhancement of Leadership Power: The Labour Party and the Impact of Political Communications Richard Heffernan and James Stanyer. From the Europe of Nations to the European Nation? Attitudes of French Gaullist and Centrist Parliamentarians Agnes Alexandre and Xavier Jardin. The Conservative Party, Electoral Strategy and Public Opinion Polling, 1945-1964 Andrew Taylor.