Vol. 29 No. 2, June 2021

Index

• At sea.
• How and why the idea of the foundational economy is radical.
• How and why the idea of a national economy is radical.
• Political economy and Labour's factionalism.
• Labour and the environment: An historical perspective.
• 'Eyes wide open to the context of content': Reimagining the hate speech policies of social media platforms through a substantive equality lens.
• Resource allocation in the NHS: Shifting the balance towards the community.
• 'Alternative facts', scientific claims and political action.
• The politics of anti-populism.
• The future of the union.