UKIP and the new generational divide

Michael Skey

UKIP and the new generational divide

Michael Skey

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Traditional electoral coalitions are threatened by divisions between a younger, more socially liberal generation and older generations who lament cultural change

Original language	English
Type	Article for Policy Network
Media of output	Website
Publication status	Published - Sept 2013

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