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Arnd Zschiesche,Oliver Errichiellothe political scenery. They perform, or claim to perform, a variety of functions which indicates why they continue to be so important. In order, therefore, to understand the importance of parties and their role in British political life, we should consider to what extent parties are fulfilling these functions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88042-0 claim to put different emphases on election victory. Seventy per cent of Conservative members, for example, feel that their party should adjust its policies to capture the middle ground as opposed to 57 per cent of Labour members (Whiteley, Seyd and Richardson, 1994:252; Seyd and Whiteley, 1992:230).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88042-0ies in Britain. By re-examining these roles, we can begin to assess whether parties are performing their functions adequately and whether they are as necessary to representative democracy as I have suggested.

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,Abschlie?ende Diskussion und Ausblick,For example in 1992, of the 634 seats contested at the General Election, 65 per cent were primarily Labour-Conservative contests; 24 per cent Conservative-Liberal Democrat and 2 per cent Labour-Liberal Democrat. Only 9 per cent of seat contests did not fall into these categories (Johnston, Pattie and Fieldhouse, 1994:261).

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,The ‘Others’ in the British Party System,For example in 1992, of the 634 seats contested at the General Election, 65 per cent were primarily Labour-Conservative contests; 24 per cent Conservative-Liberal Democrat and 2 per cent Labour-Liberal Democrat. Only 9 per cent of seat contests did not fall into these categories (Johnston, Pattie and Fieldhouse, 1994:261).

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The Role of Political Parties in Britain Today,the political scenery. They perform, or claim to perform, a variety of functions which indicates why they continue to be so important. In order, therefore, to understand the importance of parties and their role in British political life, we should consider to what extent parties are fulfilling these functions.

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Voting and Elections, claim to put different emphases on election victory. Seventy per cent of Conservative members, for example, feel that their party should adjust its policies to capture the middle ground as opposed to 57 per cent of Labour members (Whiteley, Seyd and Richardson, 1994:252; Seyd and Whiteley, 1992:230).

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