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A Conservative Victory Like No Other?: Introduction
Jonathan Tonge, Stuart Wilks-Heeg, Louise Thompson
págs. 1-6
The Results: How Britain Voted
David Denver
págs. 7-28
págs. 29-47
From Minority Government to Parliamentary Stalemate: Why Election 2019 was Needed to Break the Brexit Logjam
Louise Thompson
págs. 48-64
‘Mistake overturned, so I call it a lesson learned’: The Conservatives
Sam Power, Tim Bale, Paul Webb
págs. 65-83
Labour’s 2019 Campaign: A Defeat of Epic Proportions
Eunice Goes
págs. 84-102
Relevant Again but Still Unpopular? The Liberal Democrats’ 2019 Election Campaign
David Cutts, Andrew Russell
págs. 103-124
How Niche Parties React to Losing Their Niche: The Cases of the Brexit Party, the Green Party and Change UK
James Dennison
págs. 125-141
Tribes and Turbulence: The 2019 UK General Election in Scotland
James Mitchell, Ailsa Henderson
págs. 142-156
The Election in Wales: Campaign and Party Performance
Jonathan Bradbury
págs. 157-171
Northern Ireland: From the Centre to the Margins?
Jonathan Tonge, Jocelyn Evans
págs. 172-188
Party Finance in 2019: Advantage Conservative Party
Justin Fisher
págs. 189-207
Kate Dommett, Mehmet Emin Bakir
págs. 208-224
págs. 225-242
‘Girly Swots’ and the Most Diverse Parliament Ever: Women’s Representation, Voters and Issues in the 2019 Election Campaign
Emily Harmer, Rosalynd Southern
págs. 243-258
págs. 259-271
From Bad to Worse? The Media and the 2019 Election Campaign
Dominic Wring, Stephen Ward
págs. 272-287
The BBC and the Election: Boris, Brexit and Corbyn: Conclusion
Jonathan Tonge, Stuart Wilks-Heeg, Louise Thompson
págs. 288-299
