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A Crisis of Expectationsing tide of anti-political sentiment directed towards mainstream politics and disengagement by the general public from the formal arenas of politics — party membership or voter turnout — as the oft-cited examples. It is a theme the former Labour Foreign Secretary David Miliband reflected on when gi

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A Crisis of Political Parties1970, Crewe, Sarlvik and Alt (1977), Selle 1991, Daalder 1992, Whiteley 2011). Crisis is in many ways endemic to parties as they battle over losing elections, retaining members and finding suitable leaders. Indeed, it is easy to mistake the everyday waxing and waning of parties’ fortunes for a more

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A Crisis of Whitehallitutions. The era in which UK government resembled a club, ‘whose members trusted each other to observe the spirit of the club rules’ (Marquand 1988: 178), has long ago passed into abeyance. Senior civil servants claim that the UK government, engulfed by a culture of ‘spin’ and politicisation, is in

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