Titlebook: Electing and Ejecting Party Leaders in Britain; Thomas Quinn Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012

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Gorillas im Zoo und in der Forschung, commonly supposed. Labour used parliamentary ballots to select its leaders from the party’s formation in 1900, although until 1922 leaders were called chairmen and typically served for only a year or two. The system remained in place until the formation of the electoral college in 1981. The Conserv

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,“All the News That’s Fit to Whisper”, it did in 1998. The first election to be conducted under the new system provoked enormous controversy and sparked a debate about where the balance should lie between the rights of MPs and members. The first eviction of a leader just two years later was scarcely less controversial and would lead to

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Conclusion: Schools for Scandal,inal chapter begins by assessing the impact of one member-one vote (OMOV) on the selection of leaders. It looks at the criteria that party members use when choosing leaders and shows that Stark was right to say that institutions are not . crucial in this respect. However, there are a small number of

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Book 2012The Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats each allow their members to participate in the selection of the party leader. It also examines the consequences of all-member ballots in leadership elections. It looks at how parties remove leaders, showing that each of the major British parties sought to make it harder to evict incumbents.