The "British Elections and Parties" series publishes research on parties, elections and voting behaviour in Britian, providing analyses of current and historical developments. It is produced under the auspices of the Political Studies Association's Election, Public Opinion and Parties study group.

Public opinion and the impeachment of Bill Clinton, Gary C.Jacobson; were traditional labour voters disillusioned with New Labour? Abstention at the 1997 general election, Anthony Heath; the neighbourhood effect and voting in England and Wales: real or imagined?, Ron Johnston, Charles Pattie, Danny Dorling, Iain MacAllister, Helena Tunstall, David Rossiter; party preference structure in England, 1987-97, Stephen D.Fisher; identifying an attitudinal heartland of Liberal Democrat support in the 1997 general election, Andrew Russell, Ed Fieldhouse; Mr Blair's loyal opposition? The Liberal Democrats in parliament, Philip Cowley, Darren Darcy, Colin Mellors, Jon Neal, Mark Stuart; constitutional nationalism and socialism in Northern Ireland: the greening of the Social Democratic and Labour Party, Jocelyn A.J.Evans, Jonathan Tonge, Gerard Murray; small kingdoms and crumbling organizations, Justin Fisher; candidate selection, devolution and modernization, Jonathan Bradbury, James Mitchell, Lyn Bennie, David Denver; an outsider's medium? The European elections and UK party competition on the Internet, Rachel Gibson, Steven Ward; and now for the Commons? Lessons from Britain's first experience with proportional representation, John Curtice, Michael Steed; proportionality and disproportionality in English County government, 1973-97, Colin Rallings, Michael Thrasher, Christine Gunter