Noisy, messy, unconventional and progressive: remembering Rock Against Racism
Rock Against Racism was a brilliantly unorthodox meeting of pop culture and politics.
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The Lure of Greatness: Anthony Barnett’s punk polemic grasps the magnitude of Brexit and Trump
Despite its idiosyncrasies we need more books like it.
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Free money for everyone: will universal basic income ever happen?
The division of rewards between capital and labour seems to be growing ever-more skewed.
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How can Labour transcend Britain’s divisions and offer hope for the future?
In England, two elections happened simultaneously – one about Brexit and the other austerity.
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Cool Britannia: where did it all go wrong?
Twenty years after Labour's landslide win, did the patriotism and triumphalism of 1997 sow the seeds of Brexit?
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What do the new, right-wing populists mean for our future?
It is this year's cruellest political irony that the people who most support the populists are the least "future…
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The bluster and blunder that birthed a new political era
Four new books, from the cast that brought us Brexit, chronicle the end of one political age – and…
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New Times: John Harris on why Labour is losing its heartland
Conventional class-consciousness has been overtaken by collective resentment. We must face the fact Labour as we know it may…
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In the run-up to the general election John Harris captured the dismay of many disillusioned Labour v
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