Publications
These are some recently published articles by the research team on the subject of Parliament and parliamentary behaviour.
We've provided hyperlinks to those which are available online. Unfortunately, most of these require a subscription to either Ingenta or Synergy to view. Most Universities will have one or both of these subscriptions. Anyone without a subscription can buy individual articles, but be warned: they are (unfortunately) not cheap.
Published in Political Studies, 1997.
Available via Ingenta.
We've provided hyperlinks to those which are available online. Unfortunately, most of these require a subscription to either Ingenta or Synergy to view. Most Universities will have one or both of these subscriptions. Anyone without a subscription can buy individual articles, but be warned: they are (unfortunately) not cheap.
‘What a ridiculous thing to say! (which is why we didn't say it): a response to Timothy Heppell’.
Published in the British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2002.
Available via Synergy or Ingenta.
[This was a response to: ‘The ideological composition of the Parliamentary Conservative Party 1992-97’] Published in the British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2002.
Available via Synergy or Ingenta.
Published in the British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2002.
Available via Synergy or Ingenta.
[This was a response to: ‘The ideological composition of the Parliamentary Conservative Party 1992-97’] Published in the British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2002.
Available via Synergy or Ingenta.
‘Too Spineless to Rebel? New Labour’s Women MPs’.
Published in the British Journal of Political Science, 2003.
Available via CUP.
Published in the British Journal of Political Science, 2003.
Available via CUP.
‘Parliament: A Few Headaches and a Dose of Modernisation’.
Published as part of the 'UK 2000' Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs, 2001.
Available via Ingenta.
Published as part of the 'UK 2000' Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs, 2001.
Available via Ingenta.
‘Parliament: Mostly Continuity, But More Change Than You'd Think’.
Published as part of the 'UK 2001' Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs, 2002.
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Published as part of the 'UK 2001' Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs, 2002.
Available via Ingenta.
‘Parliament: More Revolts, More Reform’.
Published as part of the 'UK 2002' Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs, 2003.
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Published as part of the 'UK 2002' Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs, 2003.
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‘Parliament: More Bleak House than Great Expectations’.
Published as part of the 'UK 2003' Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs, 2004.
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Published as part of the 'UK 2003' Special Issue of Parliamentary Affairs, 2004.
Available via Ingenta.
Miscellaneous others
‘Peers' Careers: Ministers in the House of Lords, 1964–95’.Published in Political Studies, 1997.
Available via Ingenta.
‘Voting in the House or Wooing the Voters at Home: Labour MPs and the 2001 General Election Campaign’.
Published in the Journal of Legislative Studies, 2002.
Available via Ingenta.
Published in the Journal of Legislative Studies, 2002.
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‘Playing by the Rules: The Constraining Hand of Parliamentary Procedure’.
Published in the Journal of Legislative Studies, 2001.
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Published in the Journal of Legislative Studies, 2001.
Available via Ingenta.
‘British Parliamentarians and European Integration: A Re-examination of the MPP Data’.
Published in Party Politics, 2000.
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Published in Party Politics, 2000.
Available via Ingenta.
