Special Report: A Class Issue.

In Britain, Conservative Party leadership candidate David Cameron is ahead of his opponent, David Davis, in most polls less than a month before the result is due to be announced on December 6, 2005. Cameron's supporters are privately dismissive of Davis's claims to the center ground, and Davis's ca...

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Published in:New Statesman Vol. 134; pp. 32 - 36
Main Author: Bright, Martin
Format: Article
Published: New Statesman Ltd. November 14 2005
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