Leaders, Parties and Voters: The Fraying Fabric of British Politics (en Inglés) - Andrew Denham

This book examines the development of political leadership in Britain since the 1970s, in the context of changes within and between parties large and small, and increasingly volatile voters.

Contemporary media commentary on British politics is dominated by party leaders. Yet their visibility has been matched by unprecedented vulnerability to challenge, thanks not least to recent changes in the ways that they are chosen. It focuses on the evidence and themes which are most relevant to an understanding of contemporary British politics. Accordingly, it addresses a series of broader questions, namely:

This book will be of key interest to scholars, students and interested readers of British Politics, British Political History, Executive Politics, and Political Parties.