The Party Politics of Englishness
@article{Mycock2014ThePP, title={The Party Politics of Englishness}, author={Andrew Mycock and R. Hayton}, journal={The British Journal of Politics and International Relations}, year={2014}, volume={16}, pages={251 - 272} }
Research Highlights and Abstract provides one of the first assessments of how British multi-national and English political parties have responded to existing and emergent identity tensions in England whilst continuing to defend the concept of the post-devolution British union-state. extends debates about multi-level party political systems in multi-national states which have typically focused on Scotland, Wales and, to a lesser extent, Northern Ireland. considers the potential that debates… CONTINUE READING
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