Duncan Bowie on postwar housing policy
The Labour Party, Housing and Urban Transformation by Phil Child published by Bloomsbury
This book focuses on Labour Party policy...
Patrick Costello warns of continuity Starmer while indicating global conflicts impact economic goals
Foreign policy is clearly not the first priority of the Burnham government....
With sustained violent illegal settlements on the West Bank and continued occupation of Gaza, Robin Arnfield assesses where the two-state plan is today
Since this article...
Glyn Ford on a great visionary
The Traveller: The Revolutionary Life of George Forster and his Search for Humanity by Andrea Wulf published by Allen...
Great Expectations
Andy Burnham’s swift return to Parliament and ascent to Labour leader and prime minister has inevitably raised expectations among supporters and a wider, volatile electorate. Now...
Bryn Jones looks at decentralise, decommoditise, democratise and asks is it “Burnhamist” socialism or a rhetorical charade?
Andy Burnham’s leadership acceptance speech declared his government...
Paul Nowak on Burnham’s challenge to deliver on the cost of living
Andy Burnham’s promise to rebalance political and economic power gives real hope to...
The vast majority of CLPs support it, as do two-thirds of affiliated trade unions. So, will the NPF accept the case for PR? Maximilian Czekalski explains why it should
Lajos Kossuth: Hungarian republican nationalist
Kossuth was a deputy in the Hungarian diet (Parliament), and a journalist who was imprisoned for criticising the Austro-Hungarian government....
Duncan Bowie on the French left
Beyond the Tricolour by Ian Birchall Published by Haymarket
This is Ian Birchall’s magnum opus: a study of the French...
