I don’t Agree with Nick: Retrodicting the Conservative–Liberal Democrat Coalition TIM BALE The BBC’s political editor Nick Robinson knows Westminster as well as any journalist in the United Kingdom, and few can mat

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• Nick Clegg
• United Kingdom government formation
• Liberal Democrats
• Coalition
• Minority government
• Liberal Party
• Centre Party
• Conservative Party
• National Government
• Politics
• Government
• Coalition government

‘May Contain Nuts’? The reality behind the rhetoric surrounding the British Conservatives’ new group in the European Parliament Tim Bale, Seán Hanley, and Aleks Szczerbiak The British Conservative Party’s decis

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‘Cometh the hour, cometh the Dave’: how far is the Conservative Party’s revival all down to David Cameron? Tim Bale, University of Sussex The secret of politics, like the secret of comedy, is timing, which may be w

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Having one’s cake and eating it too: Cameron’s Conservatives and Immigration Tim Bale, James Hampshire and Rebecca Partos, University of Sussex 1 The May 2010 general election represented a change in tone on immigra

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• David Cameron
• Conservative Party
• Conservatism
• Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
• UK Independence Party
• Tory
• Premiership of David Cameron
• Political positions of David Cameron
• Politics of the United Kingdom
• Politics
• Conservative Party of Canada

WHY IS THERE NO CHRISTIAN DEMOCRACY IN POLAND – AND SO WHY SHOULD WE CARE?* Tim Bale and Aleks Szczerbiak Abstract

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• Political spectrum
• Political ideologies
• Christian democracy
• Democracy
• Social democratic parties
• Social conservatism
• Christian right
• Democratic Party – demokraci.pl
• Christian National Union
• Politics
• Political parties in Poland
• Political philosophy

Turning round the telescope. Centre-parties and immigration and integration policy in Europe Tim Bale Politics and Contemporary European Studies, University of Sussex

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• Human migration
• Demography
• Immigration
• Population
• Illegal immigration
• Nativism
• National Front
• Multiculturalism
• Centrism
• Nationalism
• Politics
• Sociology

Discussion Papers in Economics DETERMINING CONSTITUENCY MARGINALITY IN THE UK USING THE EXPENSE CLAIMS OF MPS By Tim Bale (University of Sussex)

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• United Kingdom parliamentary expenses scandal
• Parliament of Singapore
• Labour Party
• Expense
• Socialism
• Politics
• Politics of the United Kingdom
• Freedom of information legislation
• Parliament of the United Kingdom

1 THE RADICAL LEFT IN COALITION GOVERNMENT: TOWARDS A COMPARATIVE MEASUREMENT OF SUCCESS AND FAILURE Richard Dunphy and Tim Bale ABSTRACT This article raises questions about how best to assess the performance of radical

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• Elections
• Centrism
• Political spectrum
• Green party
• French Communist Party
• Political party
• Socialist Left Party
• Coalition government
• Centre Party
• Politics of Europe
• Politics
• Europe

12 Research in the social sciences Lecturer’s book charts fall and rise of ‘new Tories’

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• Tim Bale
• Margaret Thatcher
• United Kingdom
• Conservative Party
• David Cameron
• Poverty
• British people
• Europe
• Politics of the United Kingdom

Poverty in the UK: Can it be eradicated? With contributions from: Maria Adebowale, Andrew Adonis, Harry Burns, Tim Bale, Diane Coyle, Maurice Glasman, David Goodhart,

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• Development
• Sociology
• Social issues
• Child poverty
• Social exclusion
• Economic inequality
• Poverty in the United Kingdom
• Poverty in the United States
• Poverty
• Socioeconomics
• Economics