Tag: Ben Jackson
Moulded in the right way, Labour’s competing intellectual currents could form a vibrant and appealing vision
Labour’s political identity is currently in a state of flux, with Jeremy Corbyn’s politics departing significant from his predecessors Ed Miliband, Gordon Brown, and Tony Blair. Here, Ben Jackson looks at Labour’s ideological currents, arguing that between them there is the potential for a vibrant Labour vision of society which could appeal to voters. Similar PostsCorbyn’s […]
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