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A Bright Future: Futures of Socialism by Grace Blakeley

Harry Holmes 27 October 2020 A Bright Future: Futures of Socialism by Grace Blakeley2020-10-27T14:20:58+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
Image credit: Jurriaan Persyn - Creative Commons In just under a year, progressive movements across the Anglosphere have received some crushing defeats. First came electoral crises, with the wipe-out result…
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When it comes to public ownership nothing’s off limits

Chris Saltmarsh 31 March 2019 When it comes to public ownership nothing’s off limits2023-04-02T18:09:03+01:00 Comment No Comment
Neoliberalism is in decay. It has been since the 2008 financial crisis. The Tory-Lib Dem Coalition tried to rehabilitate it under the guise of austerity. But the policy program, instigated…
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*Rights & Democracy*

Embracing Post-Keynesianism is key for Labour’s success

Andrea Grainger 4 June 2018 Embracing Post-Keynesianism is key for Labour’s success2018-06-04T16:17:40+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
Jeremy Corbyn speaking at the Stop Trident rally at Trafalgar Square on Saturday 27th February 2016. Photo by Garry Knight, public domain.   Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour Party…
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A 21st century socialism? ‘Rise’ book review

Bradley Allsop 14 May 2018 A 21st century socialism? ‘Rise’ book review2018-05-14T18:37:57+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
Jeremy Corbyn speaking at the Stop Trident rally at Trafalgar Square on Saturday 27th February 2016. Photo by Garry Knight, public domain.   The ‘youthquake’ may be considered debunked in…
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Beyond Tuition Fees – Higher Education in a Post-Fees World

Bradley Allsop 6 April 2018 Beyond Tuition Fees – Higher Education in a Post-Fees World2018-05-06T12:48:54+01:00 *Society* 2 Comments
Photo Credit: Rowan Gavin   Politics is in a very different place than a few years ago. Radical change feels possible, tangible, close. The Labour Party’s pledge to scrap tuition…
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Brexit is too dangerous to be left in the hands of the Brexiteers

Calum Watt 2 April 2018 Brexit is too dangerous to be left in the hands of the Brexiteers2018-04-02T17:20:26+01:00 *Society* 2 Comments
  Trying to reverse a democratic decision made at the ballot box is a waste of time and resources. Worse than that, it risks handing over the negotiations to the…
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McStrike: the historic fight for worker’s rights

Robert Murtagh 10 September 2017 McStrike: the historic fight for worker’s rights2017-09-10T20:17:53+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
Photo: pixabay user andreas160578 Creative Commons CC0   Monday 4th September 2017 will forever be a historical day as workers in one of the world’s leading fast food restaurants, McDonald's,…
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Labour needs to think structurally if it’s serious about deepening democracy

Sophie Cartwright 10 July 2017 Labour needs to think structurally if it’s serious about deepening democracy2017-07-10T19:14:23+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
Labour supporters need to act if they want their leadership to support electoral reform. Image by Firdaus Latif, Flickr. The unexpected growth in Labour’s Westminster seats under Jeremy Corbyn marks…
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New political tribes – who should Greens be targeting?

Sam Coates 21 September 2016 New political tribes – who should Greens be targeting?2016-09-21T18:44:54+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 6 Comments
Back in 2013, during my campaign to be Elections Coordinator of the Green Party I wrote a piece laying out my thoughts on who we should be targeting in the…
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Bartley claims electoral pact with Labour still possible

Joe Lo 3 August 2016 Bartley claims electoral pact with Labour still possible2016-08-03T15:09:07+01:00 England & Wales 6 Comments
Jonathan Bartley has responded to Jeremy Corbyn's apparent rejection of an electoral pact between Labour and the Greens by saying that Corbyn's words were "dissapointing" but that an electoral pact…
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