Red wall: the definitive description
Red wall: the definitive description
The ‘Red Wall’ has become a key term in Britain’s political lexicon. James Kanagasooriam, who coined the phrase, and Elizabeth Simon, trace the emergence of the Red Wall as a concept, and argue that while it has been widely misunderstood and misused, the Red Wall has significant implications for predicting future elections.
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Kanagasooriam, James
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Simon, Elizabeth
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Kanagasooriam, James
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Simon, Elizabeth
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Kanagasooriam, James and Simon, Elizabeth
(2021)
Red wall: the definitive description.
Political Insight, 12 (3), .
Abstract
The ‘Red Wall’ has become a key term in Britain’s political lexicon. James Kanagasooriam, who coined the phrase, and Elizabeth Simon, trace the emergence of the Red Wall as a concept, and argue that while it has been widely misunderstood and misused, the Red Wall has significant implications for predicting future elections.
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