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Renewal
From Vol. 14 No. 3, September 2006
to Vol. 30 No. 4, December 2022
Lawrence & Wishart Ltd., 2009
- Who's afraid of the big state?
- A missed opportunity? Social democracy and the neo-statist moment.
- Johnson is dead. Long live Johnsonism?
- Rethinking Labour's statecraft.
- Mental health and parity of esteem: A policy quandary for Labour?
- Inequality, globalisation and the governance of migration.
- What causes inequality?
- Asset economy strawmen: A response to Pitts et al.
- Who are the post-Corbyn left?
- EXPLAINING JOHNSONISM: 'Let them eat cake': Conservatism in the age of Boris Johnson.
- Roundtable: Considering Cake-ism.
- Tory talismans?
- Mind the rhetoric gap: 'Cakeism', levelling up and the Johnson government.
- Levelling down.
- Conservatism, neoliberalism and cakeism.
- The Conservatives' political economy: 'State rentier capitalism' or old wine in new bottles?
- STRATEGY, ELECTIONS, STATECRAFT: The not-so-Conservative Party in European perspective.
- Wall of noise? How useful are theories of electoral geography built on socio-demographic composition?
- CULTURE WARS: Culture war 'Marxism': The Revolutionary Communist Party diaspora and the Conservative Party.
- Cruel Britannia: Toby Young's world.
- DEMOCRACY, AUTHORITARIANISM, CORRUPTION: The UK's democratic crisis.
- Is the UK sliding into state capture?
- Work to do.
- Roundtable: The politics of class, past and present.
- Commentary: Labour Together's Labour's Covenant.
- Exorcising the ghost of the Alternative Economic Strategy.
- Towards national or human unity? A Reply to John Denham.
- Medical specialisation and its consequences for England's NHS.
- If all else fails, try Wales.
- Governing in challenging times: The task facing Germany's new government-and what it can teach Labour.
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