Volume 29 No.4
Alan Finlayson
LABOUR’S SEARCH FOR IDEAS
Patrick Diamond and Karl Pike
Starmer’s task: to achieve greater clarity about his political purpose
Morgan Jones
The Road Ahead? Keir Starmer’s Absent Future
Richard Power Sayeed
Ideas are only half the story
EXPERIENCE, EXPERTISE AND EMOTION
Lise Butler and Marc Stears
Thom Brooks
Why Labour needs an academic network
Agnes Arnold-Forster and Caitjan Gainty
NATIONHOOD AND BELONGING
John Denham
Denny Pencheva
Detoxifying European migration (again)
Hywel Lloyd
Rural renewal: a nation of communities in cities, coast and country
Latest from the Blog
False retvrns
Re-writing history is a much more interesting act than simply lying. Those who do it may not be being honest about the past, but they are being honest about their politics.
Pundits say British politics is undergoing a post-neoliberal shift. They’re wrong
Far from becoming less neoliberal, core features of the neoliberal settlement – most notably, high levels of inequality and poverty – will be just as entrenched after the pandemic.
COP26: Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid
We have until 2030 to solve the climate crisis. But little has changed. That’s terrifying.