Getting over New Labour: the party after Blair and Brown
From the moment that the New Labour government left office in 2010, it became a bone of contention for the party. Ed Miliband was styled as the 'moving on' leader, Jeremy Corbyn set himself up as its antithesis, Keir Starmer has begun a counter-reaction, embracing New Labour and particular...
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| Zusammenfassung: | From the moment that the New Labour government left office in 2010, it became a bone of contention for the party. Ed Miliband was styled as the 'moving on' leader, Jeremy Corbyn set himself up as its antithesis, Keir Starmer has begun a counter-reaction, embracing New Labour and particularly Tony Blair. Why has the party been seemingly unable to move on from this period in its history? Particularly given the tumultuous and eventful period of politics since 2015, with Brexit and Covid dominating parliamentary time for most of the last decade.<br><br>Karl Pike argues that it is impossible to understand the Labour Party today without an appreciation of how people in the party have reacted to the New Labour legacy. He unpicks the efforts each of the three leaders have made in reforming the party's ideology, its democracy and organization and their political style and approach to the leadership |
| Beschreibung: | Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 17 Jan 2025) |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (vii, 150 Seiten) |
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