Electoral Change Since 1945

Discover the intricate dynamics of social and political transformation in "Electoral Change Since 1945" by John Wiley and Sons Ltd. Published in 1996, this insightful hardback spans 256 pages, delving into the profound impact of societal shifts on voting behavior. The book examines the decline of the industrial working class and the emergence of the "new" working class, shedding light on how these changes have influenced political activity and the mechanics of politics. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this comprehensive analysis provides a compelling look at the evolution of electoral trends over the decades. Enhance your understanding of modern political landscapes with this essential read.