Has constitutional reform 'reconnected' voters with their government? / Catherine Bromley, John Curtice and Ben Seyd.
By: Bromley, Catherine
.Contributor(s): Curtice, John | Seyd, Ben | University College, London. Constitution Unit | National Centre for Social Research (Great Britain).Series: Constitution Unit briefing: Publisher: London : National Centre for Social Research/Constitution Unit, 2002Description: 8p.Subject(s): Great Britain. Parliament -- Reform | Constitutional law -- Great Britain | Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 1997-2010 -- Public opinion
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On cover: Constitutional reform.