Candidate Selection in the Labour Party: What the Selectors Seek

John Bochel and David Denver

British Journal of Political Science, 1983, vol. 13, issue 1, 45-69

Abstract: Elections in democratic societies are open, well-publicized events. But preceding the glamour of modern election campaigns and the drama of election-night broadcasts there is a process which usually receives little attention or publicity. Political parties, which dominate elections, choose their candidates.

Date: 1983
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