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David Cameron hearts archaic voting systems

By Guy on February 22, 2011

Over here in the United Kingdom, the creaking FPTP (First-Past-The-Post) system of voting still operates; voters in general elections are forced to nominate only their most-preferred candidate, a solitary smudge in a box. It’s easy to see how such a [...]

Posted in Elections, Europe | Tagged AV, David Cameron, Nick Clegg, referendum | 32 Responses

Nick Clegg, progressivism, and New, New Labour

By Guy on December 1, 2010

Nick Clegg, latter-day UK Deputy Prime Minister and the parliamentary leader of the Liberal Democrats, is in the thick of some truly interesting times in British politics. Coalition life has been generally smooth for him and his party since the [...]

Posted in Economics, Europe | Tagged Ed Miliband, New New Labour, Nick Clegg | 26 Responses

Education, elitism and meritocracy

By Mark Bahnisch on May 17, 2010

The Economist speculated this week that the Conservative/Liberal Democrat Coalition government in the UK might come to be seen as “government by the southern rich for the southern rich”. Skepticlawyer has an interesting post at her eponymous blog, riffing off [...]

Posted in Culture, Education, History, International, Politics, Sociology | Tagged British election 2010, Cambridge, comprehensive education, David Cameron, Education, elitism, Eton Winchester, France, grammar schools, Great Britain, Harold Wilson, income inequality, Labour party, New Labour, Nick Clegg, Oxford, private schools, public schools, republicanism, revolution, social class, social mobility, Sociology, status, Tony Blair, uk | 318 Responses

Tory-Lib Dem coalition in UK

By Robert Merkel on May 12, 2010

As ABC news reports, David Cameron as PM, Nick Clegg as deputy PM. Guardian live blog with the latest. It’s the middle of the night, London time, so we’ll probably have to wait for their morning for a lot more [...]

Posted in Environment, Europe, Foreign Elections, Foreign policy, Politics | Tagged Conservative Party, David Cameron, Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg, united kingdom | 156 Responses

Lib Dems to decide: Labour or Tories? #ukvote #ge210 #dontdoitnick

By Mark Bahnisch on May 10, 2010

The Guardian is reporting that Nick Clegg will announce within 24 hours whether the Liberal Democrats will go into Coalition with the Conservatives or support a minority Tory administration or join a “Progressive Alliance” comprising Labour, the SNP, Plaid Cymru [...]

Posted in Foreign Elections | Tagged Coalition, conservatives, David Cameron, David Miliband, economy, electoral reform, first past the post, GFC, gordon brown, Greece, hung parliament, Labour, Lib Dems, Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg, pact, Plaid Cymru, PR, recession, referendum, SNP, Tories, UK election 2010 | 160 Responses

The UK election: there was a verdict

By Mark Bahnisch on May 7, 2010

Clearly, the results of the UK election are inconclusive – Labour doing much better than expected, and the Liberal Democrats worse, with the Tories falling short of a majority. Similarly, the regional pattern is quite varied – with Labour holding [...]

Posted in Foreign Elections, International, Politics | Tagged conservatives, electoral reform, England, first past the post, gordon brown, hung parliament, Labour, Lib Dems, Liberal Democrats, New Labour, Nick Clegg, Peter Mandelson, Scotland, Tories, UK election 2010 | 184 Responses

Big guns trained on Lib Dems

By Kim on April 22, 2010

The British media and conservative establishment is throwing the kitchen sink at the Liberal Democrats, in an attempt to contain their surge in support [previous discussion on LP here]. The Daily Mail has gone feral, the Murdoch tabloids have gone [...]

Posted in Foreign Elections, Markets, Polls | Tagged capital, Conservative Party, debates, democracy, election debates, hung parliament, IMF, Kenneth Clarke, Labour, leaders debates, Liberal Democrats, Markets, Nick Clegg, Polls, Tories, UK election 2010 | 45 Responses

Lib Dems the game changer?

By Kim on April 20, 2010

Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg’s performance in the first of three televised debates in the UK election has become something of a game changer, leading to a surge for his party, now ahead of the pack in one poll, and [...]

Posted in Foreign Elections | Tagged campaign strategy, conservatives, election debates, electoral system, first past the post, gordon brown, Guardian, House of Commons, leaders debates, Lib Dems, Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg, Polls, seats, televised debates, UK election 2010, UK politics | 43 Responses

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