
A fortnightly newsletter exploring the political, economic, and cultural challenges facing the left in Britain and beyond.
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Since 2016, the electoral strategy of winning the political centre has given way to the so-called bloc theory of voting. On the one side is the left bloc which includes Labour, Lib Dem, and Green voters. And on the other is the right bloc w...
Today we publish How We Live Now: An Anthropology of Ourselves, a collection of short personal essays on class, dislocation and distraction in modern Britain. Our aim is to begin to throw some light on the experience of living in our societ...
Written by Alan Lockey, speechwriter for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer from 2022-2026.
“I’ve never felt worse about voting Labour”.
Time and again, this is what you would hear from ‘progressive’ voters during the local election c...
In which argues that agency should mean more than just getting things done, and Tobias Phibbs writes a tribute to the life and work of the late farmer and environmentalist Wendell Berry.
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“Sentiment without action is the rui...
Today we publish Reindustrialising Britain: A New Politics of Production, a collection of essays looking at how Britain can reindustrialise, with contributions from writers including David Edgerton, Dani Rodrik, Juliet Samuel, Larry Elliott...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A fortnightly newsletter exploring the political, economic, and cultural challenges facing the left in Britain and beyond.
Cofounder at the Centre for British Progress, columnist for Arguably
Frederick Harry Pitts is an Associate Professor in Political Economy and the Future of Work and Deputy Director of the Centre for the Public Understanding of Defence and Security at the University of Exeter.
Dan writes about economics and public policy. He works at the think tank ThinkLabour
Reindustrialising @Isembard
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