10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PSEPHOLOGICALLY»
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psephologically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
psephologically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Understanding Youth Offending: Risk Factor Reserach, Policy ...
According to Bateman and Pitts (2005), findings from RFR and results from risk
assessments in the YJS have been selected primarily to fulfil 'psephologically-
derived' policy goals, to both respond to and manipulate politically driven
objectives, ...
Stephen Case, Kevin Haines, 2013
But he did not walk the streets of Bensonhurst, Kingsbridge, Flushing, or
Washington Heights to "eat a blintz, go to an Italian block party, attend an Irish
wake, or visit with the Polish Falcons" — and that was psephologically bad. "Our
problem ...
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Bosnia Remade: Ethnic Cleansing and Its Reversal
Unfortunately, the political parties clearly consider this psephologically (sic)
proven fact of little relevance when it comes to the strategic development of their
political platforms, as they re-hash the cast-in-concrete stereotype of BiH as a
deeply ...
Gerard Toal, Carl T. Dahlman, 2011
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Citizen Views of Democracy in Latin America
... “totalitarian,” regimes)?79 The ultimate—I do not say the only—test ofa political
science model, or thesis, is its predictive power. If democratic breakdowns have
been psephologically signaled in advance, so much the better for psephology.
... his psephological genius, is a joke. Because if such things were to win you
elections, then the Aam Aadmi Party should sweep the Hindi heartland, if not all
of India, because nobody 'understands' it electorally or psephologically as much
as ...
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A Mad, Bad, and Dangerous People?: England 1783-1846
The survival of several poll books has led historians to test all such theories
psephologically, often using statistical techniques. This approach was pioneered
by John A. Phillips in Electoral Behaviour in Unreformed England: Plumpers, ...
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Sociology and Development
Nationality, regional loyalties, and religious affiliations used to be significant but
are no longer: Britain is psephologically homogeneous (Alford 1963: 108—9, 144
—5). No better example could be adduced of the way in which social science is ...
Emanuel De Kadt, Gavin Williams, 2013
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Populism Against Progress: And the Collapse of Aspirational ...
In the words of a prominent academic and one-time Labour MP, David Marquand
, "the Labour Party remained trapped, culturally and psephologically, in the past -
a product of the age of steam, hobbling arthritically into the age of the computer.
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The Struggle for Labour's Soul: Understanding Labour's ...
But that is not the same as saying the public (or at least the psephologically
demonstrative bit of it) had any enthusiasm for the extension of tax, public
spending or redistribution of income. There is an 'appetite for socialism' school
which feeds ...
Matt Beech, Kevin Hickson, Raymond Plant, 2004
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
... the money needed by the public sector to finance services, etc not covered by
revenue. psephology /si'fDl3d3i/ o noun the statistical study of elections and
voting patterns. • psephological /siifa'lodsikal, sefa-/ adj. • psephologically adverb
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10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PSEPHOLOGICALLY»
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psephologically is used in the context of the following news items.
Election 2015: Analysis from BBC correspondents
Psephologically, it is perfect. Complete in itself. Psychologically, it sums up Labour's gloom without descending into subsidiary matters such as leadership, ... «BBC News, May 15»
Apocalypse now...what next?
Psephologically, it is perfect. Complete in itself. Psychologically, it sums up Labour's gloom without descending into subsidiary matters such as leadership, ... «BBC News, May 15»
Campaign Calculus: implosion of the Lib Dems helps everyone but …
Despite the obvious propaganda in the slogan "vote Ukip, get Labour", repeated ad nauseam by Tories, it is psephologically correct. Even the surge of the SNP ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
The Guardian view on inflation: way off target
Psephologically speaking, giveaway budget bounces tend to fade quickly. The risk is more another accidental omnishambles and finally pushing the economic ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Scottish Labour leadership contest and the general election
It is psephologically famed for having the most educated electorate in the UK. 09 Gibbon 2 x Scottish Labour leadership contest and the general election. «Channel 4 News, Dec 14»
Ed Miliband Gives A Poor Speech At Labour Conference, But Will It …
Let's recap, for the psephologically uninitiated: Cameron needs to increase his share of the vote to win a majority in 2015, something no sitting British prime ... «Huffington Post UK, Sep 14»
Splits over Europe show that the Tories are losing – so why doesn't it …
His decision and that of Carswell are reminders of what psephologically-minded MPs had already noted: far from bursting, the Ukip bubble is still swelling. «New Statesman, Sep 14»
Alex Salmond turns to Zsa Zsa Gabor
His voice quavered, his finger rose like a latter-day Banquo. Good theatre - but psephologically meaningless. As Mr Salmond noted, the point was that more ... «BBC News, Aug 14»
Catch up TV: The Mill, Sir Chris Hoy: How To Win Gold and …
Meanwhile, in Veep (Sky On Demand), Selina was forced into making a statement about abortion, which proved psephologically tricky. “I can't identify myself as ... «Evening Standard, Jul 14»
Both Labour and the Tories are pursuing a cynical 15% strategy
Psephologically, the claim was fairly uncontentious. In 2005 Labour's 35.2% of the vote had given it 356 seats and an overall majority of 66. With the ... «The Conversation, Jun 14»
