Traditionalism, Conservatism and British Political Culture (Routledge Revivals)

The book offers a radical critique of existing theories regarding working-class deference and voting behaviors in British political culture. Utilizing unpublished opinion poll data alongside the author's own surveys, it presents compelling evidence to reformulate traditional notions of deference and civility. The author frames these concepts within a broader theory of social order, emphasizing their relevance in class-stratified societies. This study challenges conventional understandings and contributes significantly to the discourse on political culture.