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International Quarterly for Asian Studies, 2021 Economic growth in the 1960s prompted a massive internal migration from provincial to metropolitan areas in Japan. This migration and urbanisation led to the rise of social movements and a decline in the percentage of votes for the ruling conservative ...
Eiji Oguma
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Crise de la représentation et crise de la gouvernance : Le modèle politique britannique en question
Revue Française de Civilisation Britannique, 2017 The 1970s were a key decade during which the British political model came under threat. The use of referendums weakened the myth of parliamentary sovereignty, the traditional two-party system was challenged, the political options on offer were renewed ...
Gilles Leydier
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Le Nouveau visage de l'euroscepticisme conservateur à la Chambre des Communes
Revue Française de Civilisation Britannique, 2017 This article will look at the Conservative MPs who campaigned for Brexit in the run-up to the referendum on 23rd June 2016. After a brief overview of the evolution of the label Euroscepticism and attitudes towards EU membership in the party, it will ...
Agnès Alexandre-Collier
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Mediações: Revista de Ciências Sociais, 2014 The trajectory of the Juventude Conservadora (Conservative Youth) in the Falange Nacional (National Phalanx) showed a radical break with the political project of one of the parties of the traditional right, the Partido Conservador (Conservative Party ...
Gabriela Gomes
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Le dilemme du Parti républicain dans le Wisconsin suite à l’élection de Trump
Revue LISA, 2018 The results of the 2016 presidential election seem to indicate the Republican Party’s completion of its conquest of rural America. Yet, those results hide significant voting patterns that point to a dilemma the Party will have to address if it is to ...
Roman Vinadia
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What Does It Mean to Be Leader of a “One Nation Conservative Government”? The Case of Boris Johnson
Revue Française de Civilisation Britannique, 2020 On 13 December 2019, in Downing Street, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the formation of what he called a “new One Nation Conservative Government, a people’s government”.
Raphaele Espiet Kilty
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Euroscepticism and Opposition to British Entry into the EEC, 1955-75
Revue Française de Civilisation Britannique, 2017 While British Euroscepticism is frequently regarded as a phenomenon of the 1980s and 1990s and is most often seen in relation to the Conservative Party and the Thatcher and Major governments, particularly in the years leading up to and immediately after ...
Richard Davis
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Gender, Language and Politics: the Representation of Theresa May on Twitter
Journal of Language and Literature, 2022 The relationship between women leaders’ language, social media, and politics has been interesting to be discussed. However, there are lacks previous studies that examined the women leaders’ language and how the word choices represent women leaders on ...
Umi Zakiyah, Ribut Wahyudi
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Revue Française de Civilisation BritanniqueCompared to previous UK legislatures, the 2019-2024 Parliament started as a promisingly stable environment for the governing Conservative Party. It had a large majority with opposition parties sitting in reduced numbers, its parliamentary party was ...
Luca Augé
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