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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68628-3cing the party, in particular its strategy to avoid being relegated again to the sidelines of British politics. When Steel made his first conference speech as party leader he effectively also launched his own beliefs in Liberal strategy — namely the politics of cooperation. Not that, in many ways th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68628-3ding father of the Social Democrats, resigned as leader. Given the depleted ranks of the SDP in Parliament, the departure of Roy Jenkins effectively opened the way for David Owen to become leader. Able and ambitious, he had long been seen as the heir apparent by many Social Democrats and he was duly

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W. Douglas Frost,James R. Averill Steel and Maclennan were joint interim leaders, once Steel declared he would not run for the leadership, the Democrats were in a state of limbo. Neither were the early omens for the party very promising. Support fell rapidly in the opinion polls — membership was reported to have reached only 80,000