Comment
The New Centrism: Labour’s struggle for authenticity in the age of populism by Sam Pallis | 24.06.19 | In: Comment A central preoccupation of the Corbyn project has been a rejection of centrism. However, on Brexit Labour maybe be succumbing to it, and in the process... Read More
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Lessons from the Remain campaign by Oliver Coppard | 29.12.18 | In: Comment I was the Field Director for Britain Stronger in Europe in Yorkshire, the Humber and Lincolnshire for six months preceding the referendum in June 2016. Perhaps... Read More
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Perspectives for Open Labour: A Politics of Radical Pessimism by Open Labour | 09.03.17 | In: Comment By Paul Thompson and F. H. Pitts / @fhpitts This document is submitted as part of a constructive engagement with the Management Committee’s Draft Position... Read More
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Could Britain re-enter a reformed EU? by Open Labour | 03.02.17 | In: Comment Open Labour Brexit debate By Hannah Dadd At a recent event organised by Labour South-West on the subject of the European Union and women’s rights, a clear... Read More
Editorial
Editorial: McDonnell is wrong, this is not our moment by Open Labour | 17.10.16 | In: Editorial “This week”, John McDonnell wrote last week in the New Statesman, “the left finally defeated free market ideology”. This, after a government just... Read More
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People with Disabilities: Brexit spells trouble by Open Labour | 17.09.16 | In: Comment By James William Jacobs / @jameswjacobs Whatever our opinion on Brexit, and whatever we think of the leadership in the campaign, every Labour member that I... Read More
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As a Labourite and a Finance Lawyer, we are better in the EU by Open Labour | 12.05.16 | In: Comment By Bilal Mahmood / @bilal_labour I’ve had to walk a tightrope between my career and my politics for a long time now. When introducing myself in Labour... Read More