Social Class and Party Choice in England: A New Analysis

W. L. Miller

British Journal of Political Science, 1978, vol. 8, issue 3, 257-284

Abstract: It is common knowledge that party support in England is strongly polarized along class lines. But how strongly? And is the degree of class polarization increasing, decreasing, or approximately constant? It is to these questions that this article is devoted.

Date: 1978
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