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Protest Vote: How the Mainstream Parties Lost the Plot
Tim Newark
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Description for Protest Vote: How the Mainstream Parties Lost the Plot
Paperback. Through riveting inside accounts how Britain's maverick politicians exploit the behind-the-scenes struggles in the major parties, Newark takes us through the rise of protest voting in Britain. With entertaining portraits of the main players he exposes the astonishing feuds and raging rows that are happening behind the scenes. Num Pages: 288 pages. BIC Classification: 1DBK; JPHF. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 131 x 197 x 23. Weight in Grams: 244.
Through riveting inside accounts how Britain's maverick politicians exploit the behind-the-scenes struggles in the major parties, Newark takes us through the rise of protest voting in Britain. With entertaining portraits of the main players he exposes the astonishing feuds and raging rows that are happening behind the scenes.
Through riveting inside accounts how Britain's maverick politicians exploit the behind-the-scenes struggles in the major parties, Newark takes us through the rise of protest voting in Britain. With entertaining portraits of the main players he exposes the astonishing feuds and raging rows that are happening behind the scenes.
Product Details
Publisher
Gibson Square Books Ltd
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2015
Condition
New
Number of Pages
288
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781783340729
SKU
V9781783340729
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99-50
About Tim Newark
Tim Newark is a prolific historian, has written TV scripts and worked as a consultant for among others the BBC, and reviewed for the Telegraph and Financial Times.
Reviews for Protest Vote: How the Mainstream Parties Lost the Plot
'An entertaining romp.' Ian Birrell (David Cameron's speech writer), Observer; '[An] excellent and timely history of the decline of the old party system.' Nick Cohen, Spectator; 'Newark's pacey, racy gossip about political murky doings frequently made me chortle and also cleared up a few mysteries... This book is a treat: a political book which is the antidote to politics, You'll ... Read more