Understanding Political Participation
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Established Members
Green Party Membership
green party membership motivations
members
membership
Membership Accumulation
Nuclear Disarmament
party member recruitment
political behaviour
Purposive Incentives
Qualitative Interview Findings
Resource Mobilisation Approach
Scotland's Constitutional Future
scottish
Scottish Green
Scottish Green Party
Scottish Green Party Members
Scottish Green Party Membership
Scottish Labour
Scottish Liberal Democrats
Scottish Parliamentary Election
small party dynamics
SNP
social movement theory
survey research methods
UK Green
UK Labour Party
UK Parti
UK Party
Unilateral Nuclear Disarmament
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- ISBN 9781138258181
- Weight: 470g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 06 Mar 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Developing a framework of analysis which enables a detailed empirical investigation of Scottish Green Party membership, this is a detailed assessment of why people become members of a green party. The questions are particularly relevant in the light of declining political participation. Lynn Bennie responds to the gap in the literature on green and small parties and builds on the work of other researchers who have used similar methods to explore membership of the larger parties. The volume incorporates an extensive review of participation literature; details the history of the Scottish Green Party; documents extensive survey data of party members; and develops an understanding of motivations behind membership of a green party. It will prove ideal for courses on political behaviour and green politics, and be of interest to sociologists and political science researchers.
Lynn Bennie is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Aberdeen, UK.
