Parliamentary affairs: A journal of representative politics

• 

  Año 2001, Vol. 54, Número 4. Dedicado a: Britain Votes 2001

  • Apathetic Landslide: The 2001 British General Election

    Pippa Norris

    págs. 565-589

    

  • Party Policy and Ideology: Still New Labour?

    Judith Bara, Ian Budge

    págs. 590-606

    

  • The Labour Campaign

    Patrick Seyd

    págs. 607-623

    

  • Conservatives in Opposition

    Daniel Collings, Anthony Seldon

    págs. 624-637

    

  • The Liberal Democrat Campaign

    David Denver

    págs. 638-649

    

  • The Opinion Polls: Still Biased to Labour

    Ivor Crewe

    págs. 650-665

    

  • Press and Broadcasting: 'Real Issues' and Real Coverage

    David Deacon, Peter Golding, Michael Billig

    págs. 666-678

    

  • Online Campaigning

    Stephen Coleman

    págs. 679-688

    

  • Campaign Finance: Elections Under New Rules

    Justin Fisher

    págs. 689-700

    

  • Scotland

    Alice Brown

    págs. 701-711

    

  • Wales

    Richard Wyn Jones, Dafydd Trystan

    págs. 712-724

    

  • Northern Ireland: Flanking Extremists Bite the Moderates and Emerge in Their Clothes

    Paul Mitchell, Brendan O'Leary, Geoffrey Evans

    págs. 725-742

    

  • Women and Politics: Minority Representation or Critical Mass?

    Joni Lovenduski

    págs. 743-758

    

  • The Race Card, Again

    Shamit Saggar

    págs. 759-774

    

  • Turnout

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

    págs. 775-788

    

  • The Economy and Voting

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

    págs. 789-802

    

  • The Electoral System: Biased to Blair?

    John Curtice

    págs. 803-814

    

  • The Commons: Mr Blair's Lapdog?

    Philip Cowley

    págs. 815-828