Titlebook: Changing Parties; An Anthropology of B Florence Faucher-King Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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Why Do People Attend Conferences?,ever, they seem to encounter fewer difficulties in attracting members to their regular national gatherings. British party conferences are amongst the biggest political meetings of the Western world.. In the early 1990s, Labour and the Conservatives claimed up to 6000 participants. As the 1997 genera

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Imagined Communities,cessary to invoke collective incentives as well. This highlights the need to use varied theoretical approaches to provide a more complicated picture of what goes on. It is surprising, for instance, that the insights provided by research on new social movements is so rarely used when dealing with mor

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Making the News,r of “news”.. Throughout the year parties compete with each other for the attention of the media but every autumn, for about a month, a tacit convention temporarily suspends the normal rules of political balance. Provided that there is no other pressing news to cover, the media focus their attention

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