@ARTICLE{19000433_1995,
    author = {Heath, Anthony F. and Evans, Geoffrey and Payne, Clive D.}, 
    keywords = {british election, class, partisanship, political party, voting behaviour, голосование, политические партии, электоральное поведение},
    title = {Modelling the Class-Party Relationship in Britain, 1964-92},
    journal = {Journal of the Royal Statistical Society},
    year = {1995},
    month = {},
    volume = {158},
    number = {3},
    pages = {563-574},
    url = {http://ecsocman.hse.ru/text/19000433/},
    publisher = {},
    language = {ru},
    abstract = {The changing relationship between class and political party in 
Britain has been the subject of considerable debate among social 
scientists, much of it about the measures used to identify patterns 
of change. The paper updates previous work by extending it to the 
most recent British election, by comparing different procedures for 
allocating respondents to classes, and by using a recently developed 
log-multiplicative (`UNIDIFF') model which is especially appropriate 
for testing whether or not classes have converged in their voting 
behaviour. The analysis confirms and strengthens previous 
interpretations which have argued that the class basis of 
partisanship is not in continuing decline. },
    annote = {The changing relationship between class and political party in 
Britain has been the subject of considerable debate among social 
scientists, much of it about the measures used to identify patterns 
of change. The paper updates previous work by extending it to the 
most recent British election, by comparing different procedures for 
allocating respondents to classes, and by using a recently developed 
log-multiplicative (`UNIDIFF') model which is especially appropriate 
for testing whether or not classes have converged in their voting 
behaviour. The analysis confirms and strengthens previous 
interpretations which have argued that the class basis of 
partisanship is not in continuing decline. }
}