Corbynism: a critical approach
10pm, 8th June 2017: exit polls at the British General Election show Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party denying the Conservative Party what was widely expected to be a guaranteed increased majority. Crowned Labour leader two years earlier, the British political class were convinced of one thing: Corb...
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Zusammenfassung: | 10pm, 8th June 2017: exit polls at the British General Election show Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party denying the Conservative Party what was widely expected to be a guaranteed increased majority. Crowned Labour leader two years earlier, the British political class were convinced of one thing: Corbyn was unelectable. Condescension stood in for a serious understanding of the ideas that made up the Corbyn worldview. But Corbynism's success might have been less surprising were its political content subject to informed scrutiny. Corbynism: A Critical Approach argues that, on closer inspection, Corbynism rests on a way of seeing the world that resonates with broader contemporary political and economic shifts. This resonance confounds claims over electability. In this fascinating book, Matt Bolton and Frederick Harry Pitts explain the Corbyn worldview. Corbyn's platform of economic protectionism at home twinned with problematic affinities abroad rests on a conspiracist understanding of capitalism as a 'rigged system' that chimes with, rather than challenges, the populist nativism in an age of Trump and Brexit. Corbyn's mythical image as a paragon of moral exceptionalism underpinned his ascendancy, promoting a form of anti-politics that assesses ideas not by their content or consequences but the identity of those expressing them. The sectarianism and antisemitism associated with elements of the Corbyn movement stem from a truncated critique of capitalism central to Corbynism |
Beschreibung: | xvii, 347 Seiten |
ISBN: | 9781787543720 1787543722 |
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adam_text | CONTENTS Preface ix Introduction: Taking Corbynism Seriously 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Explaining 201 7: The Rise and Fal of Austerity Populism 27 The Preconditions of Corbynism: On Two-campism 59 On the Right Side of History: The Moral Mythology of Corbynism 93 Taking Back Control: Corbynism in One Country 121 Things Can and they Will Change : Class, Postcapitalism and Left Populism 161 v
Contents vi 6. The Rigged System: Corbynism and Conspiracy Theory 207 Conclusion: A Politics of Pessimism 251 Endnotes 267 Index 343
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