The Conservatives in Crisis
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CONTENTS
FIGURES AND TABLES
CONTRIBUTORS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ABBREVIATIONS
Introduction (Mark Garnett and Philip Lynch)
1 The Conservatives in opposition, 1906–79: a comparative analysis (Stuart Ball)
2 The US Republicans: lessons for the Conservatives? (Edward Ashbee)
3 Win or bust: the leadership gamble of William Hague (Mark Garnett)
4 The Conservative parliamentary party (Philip Cowley and Mark Stuart)
5 Organisational reform and the extra-parliamentary party (Richard Kelly)
6 A question of definition? Ideology and the Conservative Party, 1997–2001 (Mark Garnett)
7 Conservative policy under Hague (Peter Dorey)
8 The Conservatives and Europe, 1997–2001 (Philip Lynch)
9 The Scottish Conservatives, 1997–2001: from disaster to devolution and beyond (Peter Lynch)
10 Nationhood and identity in Conservative politics (Philip Lynch)
11 The 2001 general election: so, no change there then? (David Broughton)
Commentary 1 The reform of the Conservative Party (Lord Parkinson)
Commentary 2 From values to policy: the Conservative challenge (Andrew Lansley MP)
Commentary 3 The Conservatives, 1997–2001: a party in crisis? (Ian Taylor MP)
Conclusions: the Conservatives in crisis (Philip Lynch and Mark Garnett)
INDEX
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