Modern constituency electioneering
local campaigning in the 1992 general election
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Author
Contributions
- Hands, Gordon. - Contributor
Publication
1997 - F. Cass, London, Oregon
Language
English
Word Count
85,500 words, Guess
Page Count
342 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL673141M
- ISBN-100714647896
- OCLC Control Number882237017
- OCLC Control Number36798207
- OCLC Control Numbermodernconstituen0000denv
and 1 more
- Library of Congress Control Number97019213
Classifications
- DDC324.7/0941
- LCCJN956 .D49 1997
Description
In this first major study of grassroots election campaigning for thirty years, David Denver and Gordon Hands survey the evolution of campaigning over the past century and describe in detail how the parties organised their constituency campaigns in the 1992 election. The study - funded by the Economic & Social Research Council - examines and evaluates the campaign techniques that are now employed, and looks in detail at the role of local media and national party organisations. Basing their analysis mainly on a large-scale postal survey of election agents in Britain, the authors have been able to construct a quantitative measure of the strength of the constituency campaigns mounted by the different parties across the country, and to use this measure to assess the effects of local campaigning.
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