Parliamentary affairs: A journal of representative politics

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  Año 2005, Vol. 58, Número 4

  • Introduction: The Third Blair Victory: How and Why?

    Christopher Wlezien, Pippa Norris

    págs. 657-683

    

  • The Opinion Polls: The Election They Got (Almost) Right

    Ivor Crewe

    págs. 684-698

    

  • The Press, Television, and the Internet

    John Bartle

    págs. 699-711

    

  • The Labour Campaign

    Dominic Wring

    págs. 712-724

    

  • The Conservative Campaign

    Peter Snowdon, Anthony Seldon

    págs. 725-742

    

  • The Liberal Democrat Campaign

    Andrew Russell

    págs. 743-756

    

  • The Continuing Advance of the Minor Parties

    Paul Webb

    págs. 757-775

    

  • Turnout: Electors Stay Home¿Again

    John Curtice

    págs. 776-785

    

  • The Election Results in the UK Regions

    Ron Johnston, David Rossiter, Charles Pattie

    págs. 786-801

    

  • The Issue Agenda and Voting in 2005

    Marianne C. Stewart, David Sanders, Harold D. Clarke, Paul Whiteley

    págs. 802-817

    

  • The Impact of Party Leaders: How Blair Lost Labour Votes

    Geoffrey Evans, Robert Andersen

    págs. 818-834

    

  • Winning Women's Votes? The Incremental Track to Equality

    Rosie Campbell, Joni Lovenduski

    págs. 837-853

    

  • The Impact of UK Electoral Systems

    Helen Margetts, Patrick Dunleavy

    págs. 854-860

    

  • Conclusion: Whether the Campaign Mattered and How

    Christopher Wlezien, Pippa Norris

    págs. 871-888