Major's lesser (not minor) effects: prime ministerial approval and governing party support in Britain since 1979

Author： Clarke H.D.   Ho K.   Stewart M.C.  

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 0261-3794

Source： Electoral Studies, Vol.19, Iss.2, 2000-06, pp. : 255-273

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