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TABLES
2.1 Party Membership in the Sampled Constituency
Associations 		23
3.1 Socio-economic Characteristics of the Party
Membership: Gender, Age, and Education 		43
3.2 Socio-economic Characteristics of the Party
Membership: Work Sector, Class, Housing
Tenure, Share Ownership, and Income 		45
3.3 Socio-economic Characteristics of the Party
Membership: Religion and Ethnicity 		48
3.4 Newspaper Readership 49
3.5 Social Characteristics of Conservative Party
Members and Voters 		50
3.6 Members' Attitudes to Traditionalist Issues 54
3.7 Members' Attitudes to Progressive Issues 55
3.8 Members' Attitudes to Individualist Issues 56
3.9 Members' Attitudes to the European Community 57
3.10 Members' Attitudes to 'Thatcherite' Policies 59
3.11 Members' Ratings of the Conservative Leadership 61
3.12 Members' Attitudes to the Party Leadership and
Conservative Central Office 		63
3.13 A Comparison of the Political Attitudes of Party
Members and Conservative Voters 		65
3.14 Political Experiences and Political Contacts
between Members and the Conservative Party 		67
3.15 Rates of Activism within the Party Organization 68
3.16 Voting Behaviour and Party Membership 70
4.1 Political Activities Undertaken by Members 74
4.2 Indicators Relating to Donating Money to the Party 76
4.3 Experiences of Recruitment 78
4.4 Sources of Recruitment by Years when
Members Joined 		79
4.5 A Comparison of Party Members and Conservative
Identifiers in Relation to Incentives for Joining
the Party 		91
4.6 The Most Important Reason for Joining the
Conservative Party 		96

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Publication Information: Book Title: True Blues: The Politics of Conservative Party Membership. Contributors: Paul Whiteley - author, Patrick Seyd - author, Jeremy Richardson - author. Publisher: Clarendon Press. Place of Publication: Oxford. Publication Year: 1994. Page Number: xi.
    
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