Vol 28 No 2 2020
Latest blogs
- The Conservatives, Devolution, and Nation Building
Sam Pallis weighs up Conservative attempts to launch a project of national refounding, and suggests how Labour might respond. - Labour Together’s Election Review
Hannah O'Rourke reports on Labour Together's cross-party commission examining Labour's loss of the 2019 General Election. - Lessons from Labour in the European Parliament
As Labour develops its international agenda, John Chowcat suggests that the 40-year history of the European Parliamentary Labour Party offers a rich resource of practical lessons. - Opportunity Knocks: The case for a plural left
Three recent events, Mark Perryman argues, could be the making of a plural, post-factional Left. - How Nigerian debates about transparency can help public scrutiny of the UK’s Covid 19 response
As the details of the government's pandemic procurement emerge, Portia Roelofs argues that we've been thinking about transparency all wrong, and could learn a great deal from debates in Nigeria, which focus on transparency in terms of people and their connections, rather than in data. - COVID 19 and the Child Trust Fund
Young people are likely to bear much of the economic fall-out from COVID 19. Rajiv Prabhakar argues that maturing of Child Trust Funds from September 2020 provides an opportunity to target emergency payments towards a generation of 18 year olds.
