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Long Read: How Labour’s Campaigns Attempted to Make the Political Personal

Nathan Akehurst

In both Labour and Momentum, since the general election there has been a stronger focus on making political communication personal. In this Long Read, Nathan Akehurst takes a closer look at the practical and ideological aspects of 'mass personalisation'.

Labour and Migration: No More Racing to the Bottom

Maya Goodfellow

While Labour is now adamantly anti-austerity, it's time to shift the framing of migration in an equally dramatic way, writes Maya Goodfellow.

All The Best: Pass the Duchy’s Tax Bill to the Cayman Isles

After a false start Max Shanly and Matt Zarb-Cousin kick off All The Best with an eye watering opening gambit featuring the indefatigable Ash Sarkar. Take care, be well.

The Absolute Corbyn: Challenges Ahead

Jeremy Gilbert

In this edited extract from 'The Corbyn Effect' (ed. Mark Perryman), Jeremy Gilbert considers the diverse constituencies to be bridged both inside and outside the Labour party if Corbyn's project is to stand any chance of transcending neoliberalism.

How Memes Are Spreading ‘Acid Corbynism’

Ina Fever

Pro-Corbyn memes just can't stop spreading good vibes and challenging the limits of what's politically possible. Here's how they do it.

Children in Care Should Be Allowed to ‘Stay Put’ Instead of Being Evicted at 18

Stephanie Gee

Care leavers are among the most vulnerable people in society, yet they are forced out of children's homes at 18 without the option to 'stay put'. The Labour party manifesto proposed changing this, but since the election children's social care has dropped off the agenda.

Electoral Reform After GE2017: Will Labour Go All the Way?

Josh Dell

First-past-the-post may yet deliver Corbyn the keys to No. 10, but now is precisely the time to revive the case for proportional representation, argues Josh Dell.

Novara FM: 2017, So Far

On #NovaraFM James Butler, Ash Sarkar and Aaron Bastani discuss 2017 so far. What have they got right and wrong?

Corbyn Is Wrong to Indulge Migration Myths – Free Movement Must Be Defended

Long Read: Where We Go From Here

Richard Seymour

Richard Seymour, author of Corbyn: The Strange Rebirth of Radical Politics, examines the snap election and the decline of Britain's hard centre, and argues, in the context of Labour's resurgence, where the Left must go from here.

A Different Country

Richard Seymour

Despite not winning a majority, Labour has surged to heights unimaginable even a month ago. The Blairite consensus smashed, the Tories weak and demoralised, the left resurgent. This is what winning feels like.

Labour After the Election: 3 Ways the Left Could Keep Hold of the Reins

J. A. Smith

If Labour loses the general election, Jeremy Corbyn will face pressure to resign as leader. In the case of this eventuality, how can the left hold onto the reins of the party?

What Can Labour Learn From Michael Foot’s 1983 General Election Defeat?

James Smith

For better or worse, comparisons between Jeremy Corbyn and Labour’s leader in the early 1980s have become commonplace for the commentariat. James Smith reads Michael Foot’s memoir of his election defeat and considers its impact.

What Labour Could Learn From the French Election

Gabriel Bristow

Jean-Luc Mélenchon has enjoyed a dramatic rise in popularity by calling for an overhaul of the democratic system. Could constitutional reform be the populist strategy Corbyn has been looking for?

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The Elite Stands to Lose Everything – No Wonder ‘Defeat Socialism’ is Its New Mission

Paul Mason

Long Read: How Labour’s Campaigns Attempted to Make the Political Personal

Nathan Akehurst

Labour and Migration: No More Racing to the Bottom

Maya Goodfellow

All The Best: Pass the Duchy’s Tax Bill to the Cayman Isles

The Absolute Corbyn: Challenges Ahead

Jeremy Gilbert

How Memes Are Spreading ‘Acid Corbynism’

Ina Fever

Electoral Reform After GE2017: Will Labour Go All the Way?

Josh Dell

Novara FM: 2017, So Far

Corbyn Is Wrong to Indulge Migration Myths – Free Movement Must Be Defended

Caroline Lucas

Novara FM: Politics, Power, Change: Will Davies on Corbyn and Beyond

Novara FM: Government Without Consent

Novara FM: May in Power, Just

Long Read: Where We Go From Here

Richard Seymour

A Different Country

Richard Seymour

Labour After the Election: 3 Ways the Left Could Keep Hold of the Reins

J. A. Smith

What Can Labour Learn From Michael Foot’s 1983 General Election Defeat?

James Smith

What Labour Could Learn From the French Election

Gabriel Bristow

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Tag: jeremy corbyn

The Elite Stands to Lose Everything – No Wonder ‘Defeat Socialism’ is Its New Mission

Paul Mason

Long Read: How Labour’s Campaigns Attempted to Make the Political Personal

Nathan Akehurst

Labour and Migration: No More Racing to the Bottom

Maya Goodfellow

All The Best: Pass the Duchy’s Tax Bill to the Cayman Isles

The Absolute Corbyn: Challenges Ahead

Jeremy Gilbert

How Memes Are Spreading ‘Acid Corbynism’

Ina Fever

Children in Care Should Be Allowed to ‘Stay Put’ Instead of Being Evicted at 18

Stephanie Gee

Electoral Reform After GE2017: Will Labour Go All the Way?

Josh Dell

Novara FM: 2017, So Far

Corbyn Is Wrong to Indulge Migration Myths – Free Movement Must Be Defended

Caroline Lucas

Novara FM: Politics, Power, Change: Will Davies on Corbyn and Beyond

Novara FM: Government Without Consent

Novara FM: May in Power, Just

Long Read: Where We Go From Here

Richard Seymour

A Different Country

Richard Seymour

Labour After the Election: 3 Ways the Left Could Keep Hold of the Reins

J. A. Smith

What Can Labour Learn From Michael Foot’s 1983 General Election Defeat?

James Smith

What Labour Could Learn From the French Election

Gabriel Bristow

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