The Dynamics of Two-Party Politics by Ware, A

Party Politics and Social Welfare by Seeleib-Kaiser, M, Roggenkamp, Martin, Dik, V, S.

The political right and party politics by Power, TJ, Rodrigues-Silveira, R

Issue dimensionality and party politics in turbulent times by Whitefield, S, Rovny, J

Stratokles of Diomeia and party politics in early Hellenistic Athens by Luraghi, N

Patrons, parties, political linkage and the birth of competitive-authoritarianism in Africa by Cheeseman, N

Rethinking Party Politics and the Welfare State: Recent Advances in the Literature by Picot, G, Geering, D, Hausermann, S

Patrons, Parties, Political Linkage and the Birth of Competitive- Authoritarianism in Africa by Cheeseman, N

“…Building on this framework, the second part of the paper demonstrates that the political linkage structures that emerged in singleparty systems such as Kenya and Tanzania played an important role in shaping the dynamics of multi-party politics and the prospects for democratic reform.…”

The end of the line: literature and party politics at the accession of Queen Anne by Hone, J

“…Recent scholarship has emphasized the importance of party politics to the literature and culture of the early eighteenth century. …”

Public opinion, party politics, policy, and immigration news in the United Kingdom by Picard, R

'Yours in Struggle for Majimbo'. Nationalism and the party politics of decolonization in Kenya, 1955-64 by Anderson, D

“We don’t know who be who”: post-party politics, forum shopping and Liberia’s 2017 elections by Pailey, RN, Harris, D

“…In this article, we argue that Liberia currently exists in a post-war arena of “post-party” politics where a profound disregard for parties is the norm, and in which the electorate and politicians alike forum shop for candidates and/or political configurations they presume will deliver the best results at national, sub-national and local levels. …”

Is there a market for peerages? Can donations buy you a British peerage? A study in the link between party political funding and peerage nominations, 2005-14 by Mell, A, Radford, S, Thevoz, S

Employee participation : decisions to be made by Loveridge, R

“…Leaders in government, the mass media, and party political manifestos all insist that political representation should be present in every level of industry, from the shopfloor to the boardroom. …”

Critical election or frozen cleavages? How voters chose parties in the 2014 Ukrainian parliamentary election by Chaisty, P, Whitefield, S

“…Ukraine's 2014 parliamentary election, which took place in the aftermath of the Maidan revolution of February 2014 and at the height of war in the East of the country, appeared to produce significant party political realignment. In particular, support for parties that had represented the Russian element of the ethno-linguistic/geo-political cleavage that had dominated electoral competition in Ukraine since independence collapsed. …”

Fleeing the centre: the rise of challenger parties in the aftermath of the Euro crisis by Tilley, J, Hobolt, S

“…The Eurozone crisis has altered the party political landscape across Europe. The most visible effect is the rise of challenger parties. …”

‘Right nutrition, right values’: the construction of food, youth and morality in the UK government 2010-2014 by Elliott, V, Hore, B

“…These are the Discourses of: School (Attainment and Community), Health, Party Political Identity, "Manners Maketh Man", Economics and ‘Good Parent/ Bad Parent’. …”

An empirical study of marriage and social stratification by Lampard, R, Richard Lampard

“…Assortative marriage for religion and for party political identification/voting intention are also examined.…”

Literary Jacobitism by Pickard, C, Pickard, Claire

“…However, it will be argued that a focus upon gender politics in the texts of these writers has led to a failure to comprehend the party political boldness of their work.</p> <p>The thesis examines the writing of each author in turn and explores the implications of Barker's, Caesar's and Finch's Jacobite allegiances for their respective views of human history as played out in political affairs. …”

Rural labour arrangements in West Bengal, India by Rogaly, B, Ben Rogaly

“…Analysis of the rationales for the existence and coexistence of these labour arrangements and of the variation within each type confirmed the embeddedness of the terms and conditions of labour hire (including those for migrant labour) in the land-holding structure, in ideologies of gender and caste, and in party political allegiances. Possibilities for and constraints on hiring out labour in particular arrangements are explained in part by the logic of deployment of household labour to unwaged reproductive and productive work, which is also socially embedded in the same way.…”