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 Shaping the ‘new normal’ |
Dan Bailey | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| The NHS takes control: consequences for health policy in England |
Steve Iliffe | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Power and the pandemic: civil liberties in the age of coronavirus |
Alexandra Runswick | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Time for basic income? | Peter Sloman | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| ‘Nature is healing’: The politics of enchantment | Cathy Elliott | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Covid-19, the foundational economy and ‘rooted firms’ | Will Brett | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Not the end of ideology | Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Lockdown Labour: lessons from mutual aid activism | Mark Perryman | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Interview: The politics of climate crisis |
Alyssa Battistoni, George Morris | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Labour’s rural problem | David Drew, Richard Jobson | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| The fragile society |
Lyn Brown | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Boris Johnson, Thatcherism and the rhetoric of ‘wealth creators’ | Felix Römer | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| ‘Redlining’ the British city |
Sam Wetherell | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| Roads not travelled: Piketty’s history of inequality | David Cowan | Vol 28 No 2 2020 |
| The end of illusions |
George Morris, Emily Robinson, James Stafford, Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| Getting the basics right |
Bridget Phillipson | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| Hanging in the balance: the democratic economy after Corbyn |
Joe Guinan, Sarah McKinley | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| Where next for the Green New Deal? |
Adrienne Buller | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| The long road back for Labour in Scotland | Lina Nass | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| A Constitutional Convention for the Labour Party | Dan Hind | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| Why we don’t need a ‘strong leader’ | Sue Goss | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| Technology and inequality: can we decolonise the digital world? | Padmashree Gehl Sampath | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| The Green New Deal and global justice | Harpreet K. Paul | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| The dog that didn’t bark: inflation and power in the contemporary capitalist state |
Maximilian Krahé | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| Ideas of England | Nick Garland | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| Two new socialist manifestos | Cain Shelley | Vol 28 No 1 2020 |
| If the tide goes out |
Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite, James Stafford | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| The international institutional turn: the missing ingredient in Labour’s new political economy |
David Adler | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| Why Labour must be the party of migration justice |
Nathan Akehurst | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| Nationalism, the mob and left dreams | Malcolm James, Sivamohan Valluvan | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| Deliberative democracy and the devolution of power in Camden |
Georgia Gould, Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| The unexpected return of alienation: job dissatisfaction, ‘burnout’ and work estrangement in the NHS | Jill Manthorpe, Steve Iliffe | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| Inclusive Ownership Funds: a transatlantic agenda for transformative change |
Mathew Lawrence | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| Democratic employee ownership and challenging the ideology of ‘shareholder value’ | Lenore Palladino | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| Pitfalls and promises for workplace democracy | Michael A. McCarthy | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| Inclusive Ownership Funds – a trade union perspective | Janet Williamson | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| Public ownership and the socialisation of production in the German Revolution of 1918-19 | Nicholas Vrousalis | Vol 27 No 4 2019 |
| The unspoken dilemmas of Corbynomics |
Colm Murphy | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| Realignment on the right? |
Alan Finlayson, Lea Ypi | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| Labour and England, 1997-2010 | John Denham | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| People-powered democracy? | Alexandra Runswick | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| Actually Existing Corbynism |
Lewis Bassett | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| Labour women and local activism: gender and the foundation of the Labour Party | Ruth Davidson | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| The institution’s not for turning? Inequality, taxes and anticapitalism | Liam Kennedy | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| Interview: Power in the Firm |
Dan Chandler, Elizabeth Anderson | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| Democracy and disillusion: hopes and dangers for the European centre left | Ania Skrzypek | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| The left and the case for ‘progressive reglobalisation’ |
Matthew Bishop, Tony Payne | Vol 27 No 3 2019 |
| Debating the Foundational Economy |
Julia Heslop, John Tomaney, Kevin Morgan | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| Building foundational Britain: from paradigm shift to new political practice? |
Luca Calafati, Sukhdev Johal, Julie Froud, Karel Williams | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| Coastal Housing Group: developing the Foundational Economy in South Wales |
Debbie Green | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| The Foundational Economy and strategic planning in Barcelona: reshaping the urban economy | Oriol Estela | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| Moral economy, the Foundational Economy and de-carbonisation |
Andrew Sayer | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| Gender, peace and reproductive justice | Claire Pierson, James Stafford | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| From stereotypes to solidarity: the British left and the Protestant working class |
Connal Parr | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| Riding three horses at once: Ireland’s EU membership as a national development strategy | Peter Hession | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| Learning lessons: the articulation of antisemitism on campus |
Cathy Elliott | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| Degrowth: the realistic alternative for Labour |
Mark Burton | Vol 27 No 2 2019 |
| When do you have to lie? |
Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite, James Stafford | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| The global financial crisis and its history: responses to Adam Tooze’s Crashed |
Grace Blakeley, Sahil Jai Dutta, Anahí Wiedenbrug | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| Socialism, (neo)liberalism, and the Treaties of Rome |
Brian Shaev | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| Social democracy and the ‘Europe Question’: lessons from Weimar? | Marius Ostrowski | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| Labour’s international development policy: internationalism, globalisation, and gender |
Charlotte Riley | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| What does a left-wing foreign policy look like? | George Morris | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| The poor always pay more: financial access to address marginalisation |
Juvaria Jafri | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| Citizen’s wealth funds, a citizen’s dividend and basic income |
Duncan McCann, Stewart Lansley | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| Place-based policy and politics | Fabrizio Barca | Vol 27 No 1 2019 |
| Beyond Mont Pelerin: how does a movement prepare for power? |
Christine Berry | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| The future of the Irish border |
Katy Hayward | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| Power, Brexit, gender, tech |
Michael Jacobs, Carys Roberts | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| Energy democracy and public ownership: what can Britain learn from Latin America? | Daniel Chavez | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| What can an institution do? Towards Public-Common partnerships and a new common-sense |
Keir Milburn, Bertie Russell | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| Labour’s lost tribe: winning back the working class | Craig Berry | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| The fragmentation of the electoral left since 2010 |
Paula Surridge | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| Ideas worth fighting for |
Lisa Nandy | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| Labour at the crossroads – yet again | Steven Fielding | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| The present and future of techno-scepticism: two books on the dangers of technology | Tom Kelsey | Vol 26 No 4 2018 |
| Can Labour Break Free? |
Anthony Painter | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| Street-Level Climate Politics |
Cllr Jon Burke, Mika Minio-Paluello | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| ‘No jobs on a dead planet’: The Greening of the US Labor Movement | Franziska Paul | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| Rebuilding our Institutions: Social Security for the Future |
Nick Garland, Rachel Reeves MP | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| Public Ownership: Two Responses | Cat Hobbs, Satoko Kishimoto | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| Review: Tim Rogan, ‘The Moral Economists’ | Jon Cruddas MP | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| Big Politics, Big Organising, and Internationalism: How the Left can Win |
Adam Klug, Emma Rees | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| The Cosmopolitan Rejoinder |
James Stafford, George Morris | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| Turning Against China | Andrew Small | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| Prevent, Muslim Identity and the Normalisation of Neoliberalism | Antonio Perra | Vol 26 No 3 2018 |
| The Institutional Turn: Labour’s new political economy |
Martin O’Neill, Joe Guinan | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| The Return of Public Ownership |
Thomas Hanna | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| Greening the UK’s economic model | Dan Bailey, Martin Craig | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| ‘The Everyday Economy’ and the Next Economic Settlement |
Dan Chandler | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| Spectacle, spaces and political change: 1968 and now | Alex Campsie | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| Response: Labour and the Varieties of Feminism |
Monique Charles, Natalie Thomlinson | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| Brexit and the loss of meaning – Impressions from Great Yarmouth | Janosch Prinz | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| Healthcare on the brink? Assessing the crisis in General Practice | Steve Iliffe | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| The not-so-neoliberal university | James Freeman | Vol 26 No 2 2018 |
| Work, autonomy and community |
James Stafford, Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| Improving the quality of work |
Tom Watson MP | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| Technology, capitalism and the future of the left |
Nick Srnicek, Lise Butler | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| Speenhamland, automation and basic income: a response | Malcolm Torry | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| The disintegrated firm | Dan Chandler | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| Young and old meritocracy: from radical critique to neoliberal tool | Jo Littler | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| Narrating the economy |
Christine Berry | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| Feminism and the Labour left: a perfect political union? |
Charlotte Proudman | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| The lost world of Peter Lee |
John Tomaney | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| Peter Lee and localism today |
Rachel Reeves MP | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
| Alternatives to State Socialism | Alastair J Reid | Vol 26 No 1 2018 |
