Inside Your Party Conference: Is This Farewell to Corbynism?
Steven Methven
It got messy.
Tag: corbynism
What Next for the New Left Party? We Asked Our Contributors
Craig Gent, Joe Guinan, Jonas Marvin, Shanice McBean & Abi Wilkinson
It's happening. What next?
This Year’s the World Transformed Is the Perfect Opportunity for the Left to Rebuild Itself
Mark Montegriffo and Adele Walton
It's time to get strategising.
How We Win: The State
James Schneider
If we aren’t preparing to use power, we are preparing to have it used against us. The left needs a state strategy, starting with municipal socialism to lay the groundwork for a national programme. The fourth of the six-part series How We Win.
Ten Years of #NovaraFM
This year makes it a decade that Novara has been on the air in some form. Join James Butler for a head-spinning trip into the FM archives.
Who Will Represent the Young Now?
Ash Sarkar
To Fight the Coming Storm, the Left Needs to Learn From the Anti-Austerity Movement
Michael Chessum
After Defeat
One month after Labour’s catastrophic defeat, James Butler is joined by Richard Seymour to dig into attempts to understand the loss, and how the left moves on from it.
Scottish Independence is Inevitable – Unless Corbynism Transforms Britain
Michael Gray
Who Do You Think You Are Kidding Mr Johnson?
Max Shanly and Matt Zarb-Cousin consider the new Johnson cabinet, the changing fortunes of the Labour right, and the future of Corbynism.
Corbynism and the Remain Movement Need Each Other to Survive
James McAsh
A Second Referendum Without a General Election Would Be the End of Corbynism
Holly Rigby
Log On! the Rise of the Digital Party
On #NovaraFM James Butler is joined by Paolo Gerbaudo to discuss his new book ‘The Digital Party’: from hyperleaders to superbases, the end of the cadre and the effect of the internet on how people think about politics.
Public Capital and Transition: Robin Blackburn on the Corbyn Project
On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by Robin Blackburn, former editor of the New Left Review and professor of Sociology at the University of Essex, to discuss the political economy of Corbynism.
