Scottish Political Behaviour: A Case Study in British Homogeneity

1955 General Election 1964 Local Election areas asked Britain British electors Cathcart electors Cathcart survey cent Chapter characteristics Choice among Scottish church attendance Clapham class and national class consciousness compared comparison constituencies Constituency Politics Craigton discussion distinctive economic England English electors English national sample evidence exist expenditure extent factors feeling findings Glasgow Glasgow Herald Govanhill Home Rule housing identifications industrial influence interest interviewed Kelvingrove and Woodside L. J. Sharpe Labour Party London loyalties manual middle class national consciousness national group non-voters Occupation opinions percentages political attitudes political behaviour political choice population proportion Protestant Catholic question random samples Red Clydeside regional relationship religion religious replies Scotland Scots Scottish and English Scottish consciousness Scottish Economy Scottish electors Scottish issues Scottish national sample Scottish Office Scottish person Scottish political Scottish society social class statistically significant Table tion TOTAL turnout Unionist United Kingdom views voters voting behaviour voting choice Voting in Cathcart