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'the Almanac Of British Politics' Is A Guide To The Political Status Of The United Kingdom. It Covers In Detail Each Of The Constituencies Sending Representatives To The House Of Commons. The 2005 Parliament. The May 2005 General Election Result -- Regional Survey -- The Most Marginal And Safest Constituencies, 2005 General Election -- Statistical Tables: Constituencies -- Social Statistics: Explanation Of Terms -- Members Of Parliament -- 2005 Parliament: Youngest Mps -- 2005 Parliament: Oldest Mps -- 2005 Parliament: Longest (continuously) Serving Mps -- The New Constituency Boundaries, 2007 -- Unchanged Constituencies -- Majorities List, Constituencies Ranked By Actual Or (post Boundary Review) Notional Majority -- Conservative Targets, Candidates -- Party Abbreviations -- Constituencies And Members Of Parliament. Previous Ed.: 2002. Includes Index. Includes Index.
This work serves as a comprehensive reference guide to the political landscape of the United Kingdom, specifically analyzing the composition and electoral data of the House of Commons. The authors, Byron Criddle and Robert Waller, utilize extensive statistical data and electoral records to provide a granular view of British constituencies. The text functions as a systematic framework for understanding the shifts in political power, demographic trends, and the structural changes within the British parliamentary system following the 2005 general election.
What You Will Find
Experts and political analysts frequently cite this volume as a foundational reference for understanding the mechanics of the British electoral system. Readers note the high density of statistical information, which makes it a standard resource for researchers and students of political science.
Page Count:
1096
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0415378249
ISBN-13:
9780203946916
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