‘Just F**king Approve It’ – Mandelson Saga Drags On
Olly Robbins provides surprising testimony on Peter Mandelson’s ambassadorial appointment.
Tag: James Schneider
Is Your Party Over?
Rivkah Brown
Do or die.
Peter Mandelson Sold Off Britain to the Super-Rich. He’s Not the Only One
James Schneider
Death of a salesman.
The Green Party Vs Something New
Richard Hames meets James Schneider and Zack Polanski
Maybe the new left-wing party already exists?
The Left Won’t Win the 2020s by Clinging to the Corpse of the Labour Party
Jonas Marvin
It's time to ditch the party and organise within movements.
How We Win: The Media
James Schneider
To win the 2020s, we must tell our story. At every opportunity, socialists must make clear, emotional and positive arguments to build support for our solutions, cut through government spin and disarm the culture wars. The final part of the series How We Win.
How We Win: The World
James Schneider
Our enemies are globally networked; so must we be. The fifth part of the series How We Win, a socialist strategy for the 2020s.
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.
How We Win: The Party
James Schneider
Labour is not a socialist party, particularly not with Keir Starmer as leader. Yet it remains the best vehicle for socialism we have. The third instalment of the six-part series How We Win.
How We Win: The Movements
James Schneider
Arguments are won with actions, not words. If socialist ideas are to become reality, we need power, and to generate it, we need movements. The second in the six-part series How We Win.
Introducing How We Win, a Socialist Strategy for the 2020s
James Schneider
In this six-part, week-long series, James Schneider sets out a blueprint for the next decade.
Why Labour Lost – Interview With James Schneider
In 2017 Labour, under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, achieved 40% of the vote in a general election – increasing their share of the vote by 10%. Two years later, in December 2019, that fell to 32% – as the party slumped to its lowest number of seats since 1935. What explains the difference between […]
Labour in Flux: Media and Movement
On this week’s show Aaron Bastani and James Butler interview Momentum’s James Schneider as they talk about the Labour party’s media strategy and how it could integrate with movement building.