Bryn Jones
Bryn Jones is a visiting lecturer at the University of Bath and co-editor of Alternatives to Neoliberalism: Towards Equality and Democracy (Policy Press).
hssbj@bath.ac.uk
Britain’s post-Covid settlement?
Bryn Jones says Sunak’s cunning plans - and Labour’s timid alternative - are no 1945 moment
Democratic vitality must be at the heart of party resurgence
In a 'letter' to Keir Starmer following his first conference speech as leader, Bryn Jones questions whether the moderate character of much of the new leadership approach will trump the Tory narrative on tough times
Towards a just economy: no return to the 1930s
In the face of massive recession, Bryn Jones argues that a narrative for a just economy must be the new direction in a post-Covid future
‘Whatever it takes’: From corona capitalism to democratic corporatism?
The Covid-19 pandemic must be the signal for a new democratic political economy, argues Bryn Jones
Why can’t Britain cope with Covid-19?
Bryn Jones finds a catalogue of short-term failures combined with the corrosive effects of neoliberal free-marketism and ten years of austerity underline the crisis
Could corona kill off global capitalism?
Bryn Jones sees parallels between the film Parasite and the destructive subversion of globalisation by Covid-19
Johnson’s economic populism
Bryn Jones finds the Tories' adaptation to state intervention is an opportunity for a Labour counter-offensive
Can Labour control corporate power?
Bryn Jones sees limitations in Labour’s worker director model
What price a People’s Vote?
Bryn Jones fears another referendum could lead to electoral defeat for Labour
Judging by my email inbox, the case for a second referendum on EU...
Democratisation odyssey continues
Bryn Jones gives two cheers for McDonnell’s democracy plans, warns of Brexit implications but finds fudges on Labour internal democracy at Conference
Labour’s new commitment...
Carillion crash and capitalist fairy tales
As Carillion, Capita, Virgin Trains and others hit the buffers Bryn Jones makes the case for ‘re-sourcing’ public sector outsourcing
The collapse of the PFI-peddling...