Volume 30 No.1
Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite
LABOUR’S IDENTITY AND LABOUR’S STRATEGY
Julia Laite, Aditya Sarkar, Laura Schwartz, George Stevenson
James Stafford, Cathy Elliott, Tom Barker
Commentary: Labour Together’s Labour’s Covenant
John Chowcat
Towards national or human unity? A reply to John Denham
COALITION AND COOPERATION
Karel Williams
If all else fails, try Wales
Nick Wright
Governing in challenging times: The task facing Germany’s new government: and what it can teach Labour
THE NHS: ERA 3
Steve Iliffe, Richard Bourne, Linda Patterson, Jill Manthorpe
Medical specialisation and its consequences for England’s NHS
IMPERIALISM, SCIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Doerthe Rosenow
Taking back control? Gene editing, science politics, and the legacy of our colonial past
Latest from the Blog
Pronouns in bio
Virtue signalling gets a bad rap. On the internet, in particular, the line between virtue signalling and the simple signalling of one’s position is thin. Who, after all, does not believe, or at least pretend to believe, that their own positions are virtuous?
Ethos, anti-ethos … synthesis? The promise of Labour’s Covenant
Labour Together’s Plan for National Reconstruction suggests a coming together of post-New Labour moderates and Blue Labour thinkers. In a party riven by factionalism, that is good reason for hope.
Morality, culture and nation
Labour Together’s Labour’s Covenant argues Labour should oppose market liberalism and identity politics. But the historical narrative which links the two is questionable.