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David Cameron’s EU referendum pledge may not guarantee a Conservative victory in the next UK general election

Tim Bale

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As part of our collaborative project exploring contemporary Euroscepticism, Tim Bale offers an analysis of recent European events and their implications for both the UK political scene and the internal politics of the Conservative party.

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As part of our collaborative project exploring contemporary Euroscepticism, Tim Bale offers an analysis of recent European events and their implications for both the UK political scene and the internal politics of the Conservative party.

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As part of our collaborative project exploring contemporary Euroscepticism, Tim Bale offers an analysis of recent European events and their implications for both the UK political scene and the internal politics of the Conservative party.

Key concepts: Pledge, Referendum, Victory, Politics, Political science, Political economy, General election, Law

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