Across
- 2. Political parties offer m_________ subscriptions which give members a vote in who should be the party's leader and what their policies should be (67)
- 4. A belief that the state should control key sectors of the economy, such as major industries, gas, railways and electricity. This was a key principle of the Labour Party (75)
- 5. A type of conservatism which seeks to heal divisions in society in in order to reinforce the ties that bind us together (71)
- 6. To win elections, political parties need to formulate P____ which is attractive to voters (62)
- 7. This faction of the Labour Party emerged in the 1990s and attempted to move away from a commitment to nationalisation and towards more business-friendly policies (76)
- 10. Political parties exist to express the interests of the electorate. Another word for this is r____________(65).
- 12. D________ can come from individuals, businesses or pressure groups such as trade unions. There is some controversy about how much influence large donors have on political parties (67)
- 14. (72) Acting in the interests of others who are unable to make informed moral decisions
Down
- 1. The belief that action should be shaped by practical goals and 'what works' rather than radical or untried solutions
- 3. M___________ is when political parties attempt to encourage and motivate people to vote for them.(65)
- 8. One function of political parties is the r______ and training of people to stand for public office in elections (63)
- 9. Right wing belief is often influenced by a negative or p_________ view of human nature (71)
- 11. Describes someone who is opposed to the E.U. having any influence on British government (72)
- 13. This describes policies which are designed to reduce or remove rules on how businesses should operate (72)