The making of a movement: who’s shaping Corbynism?
No leader, no ideology can come to power — and stay in power — alone. Who are the key thinkers, organisers and behind-the-scenes players shaping Corbynism, what does its future […]
Jeremy Corbyn
The Anglo-American Centre-Left and the immediate question of agency
The Democrats and the Labour Party have been on the defensive for too long. Winning again requires a progressive re-radicalization […]
Does age now trump class in British politics?
After higher youth turnout in the 2017 general election Labour has to think hard about whether fairness is about class […]
Has the salience of ‘saving’ in British political discourse declined?
The practice of saving has been complexified, but the concept has until recently retained discursive significance as part of an […]
The proletariat problem: general election 2017 and the class politics of Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn
The election continued the swing of working-class voters to the Conservative Party – but also the more important trend of […]
The odd case of Jeremy Corbyn’s increasingly right-wing Labour Party
Labour’s recent economic policy positions highlight a curious rightwards drift under Corbyn and McDonnell The chaos and dissent so obvious […]
Does Labour have any good choices before it?
Corbyn’s opponents and supporters must find common causes if Labour is to avoid long-term damage to the party Craig Berry’s […]
The battle for Labour: competing visions of representation
Do parties exist to represent the views of members, or to organise and represent a diverse range of interests and […]
The politics of reforming capitalism in Britain: Part I
The Labour approach being shaped by Corbyn and McDonnell has yet to find a politics that will work and will […]
Labour and 2020 – looking forward, not back
The current polls are poor but electoral success will rely on a mass mobilisation campaign and increasing voter turnout There […]