Titlebook: British Political Parties; The emergence of a m Alan R. Ball Textbook 1987Latest edition Alan R. Ball 1987 party system.Political Parties.s

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Conservative Party Dominance, 1922–40otund figure of Stanley Baldwin, and to understand the changing nature of Conservatism and the pattern of power distribution within the party, the emergence, the tribulations and the ultimate triumph of this Conservative leader are important.

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The Conservative Party After 1964hands of the party in Parliament, although there were to be important innovations in the method of selecting the party leader. Thirdly, the ideological changes in modern Conservatism enabled the party to succeed electorally and to set and indeed dominate the political agenda of British politics in t

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Introduction: Political Parties and the British Party Systemt has reflected political conflicts in British politics over the last three centuries. But if parties arise out of conflict, they do not necessarily cause it. Indeed, the theme of this book is that parties are beneficial and also inevitable. They are beneficial because they provide a mechanism for t

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The Emergence of British Political Partiesparliamentary organisations both at national and local level. These organisations were structures primarily designed to mobilise the voters, generate election funds and arrange for the nomination of local candidates. Neither the Liberal nor the Conservative Party organisations were successful in gai

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The Parties in Transition, 1903–22speech was a great sensation and it opened up a wide split in the Conservative Party. In the same year, Captain Middleton, the guiding force behind the Conservative Party organisation since the 1880s, retired. The party was to suffer three consecutive defeats in general elections and would not win a

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Introduction: The British Party System, 1922–40 establishment of the Churchill coalition in May 1940 were characterised by four features. First, the Conservatives dominated British politics; there was either a Conservative government (October 1922 to January 1924 and November 1924 to June 1929) or a Conservative-dominated National government (Oc

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Conservative Party Dominance, 1922–40ons, and only for two short periods being denied at least a share in government. Yet Conservative Party historians find it difficult to regard the period with pride; the achievements of the Conservative and Conservative-dominated administrations have, in retrospect, been regarded as poor. Neverthele