Post election reflections on the Labour Party: Part 2
Whatever the future holds Labour should beware both the New and the Blue
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Post-election reflections on the Labour Party
In this post-election blog, Owen Parker argues that whatever the future holds- Labour should beware both the ‘New’ and the ‘Blue’.
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 […]
We need to talk about public services
Public service reform is the big missing conversation in British politics. This has to change so we can build a […]
Corbyn and the Labour Party – taking the longer view?
Historic polling comparisons highlight the party’s challenges ahead of 2020 The last few months have seen the Labour Party seemingly […]
SPERI conference: a month to go!
On 9 February 2012 Rt Hon Ed Miliband launched the Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute (SPERI) at the University of […]