Labour Party (Britain)
Antisemitism, anti racism and the Labour Party
... the Labour Party in 1964, and have been a member all along – apart from a short interlude between 1966 and 2015! In the intervening time I was involved in other sorts of politics, first with the ...
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Narrating One Nation:The Ideology and Rhetoric of the Miliband Labour Party
... 1 In his speech to the 2012 Labour Party conference, Ed Miliband appropriated Benjamin Disraeli’s idea of ‘One Nation’ to convey his vision of a united Britain. This address was delivered against the ...
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Organisational reform in the British Labour Party since 1983
... the party, for example on a mass individual membership whereas externally legitimated parties are formed by or organisationally responsible to an external ...and labour parties, which were formed by, and ...
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Ideology and policy in the Labour Party: 1951--1959.
... the Labour party in its organization, is basical ly similar to its Conservative ...The party lead ership is not prepared to accept defeat on the floor, as a continuance of defeats on important ...
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The British Labour Party and leadership election mandate(s) of Jeremy Corbyn: patterns of opinion and opposition within the parliamentary Labour Party
... the Labour Party from the 1960s to the 1980s, although pro-Europeanism proved to be a key characteristic of New Labour, confirming the move towards a more positive mentality towards Europe which had ...
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Leadership and the Labour Party: Narrative and Performance
... the Labour Party, the major problem with the new direction was its ultimate attachment to Miliband ...2012 party conference to examine his leadership ...
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The Independent Labour Party and the second Labour government 1929 1931: the move towards revolutionary change
... second Labour government, whilst the third suggests that it was a hard fought and reasoned debate led to ...the Labour Party before the formation of the second Labour government, during the ...
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The relationship between the early New Zealand Labour Party and Socialism 1900 - 1935
... The European social democratic parties emerged from more radical traditions. Many countries in Europe at the end of the nineteenth and even the early twentieth centuries were monarchies or had very limited democracies, ...
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"This Eurosceptic Isle" How Eurosceptic is the Conservative Party compared to the Labour Party in 2015?
... Conservative Party as well as the Labour Party are not only crucial players in the upcoming “in-out” referendum on the British membership in the European ...
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A History of the Labour Party
... the Labour Party in the period following (1922–31) is the focus of the third ...1924 Labour Government is covered briefly, with Thorpe stating that this administration ‘did not achieve much in policy ...
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The Labour Party and post-neoliberalism
... But, aside from these shared objectives, we also recognise that capitalist power is real and exists to further the interests of capital and maintain the ability to extract surplus value from the working population as a ...
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Preparing for the people's war: the left and patriotism in the 1930's
... the Labour Party in its historical context as a moderate, democratic and parliamentary ...destroyed party dictatorship, and the great Reform Act of 1832 had ended the aristocratic ...the party ...
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The Transnational Turn in British Labour History
... Labor Party in particular blazed a trail for other labor parties and social democrats in Europe and the empire to ...the Labour Party’s romance with Scandinavia from the early 1930s, when Sweden in ...
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The political context of Joe Corrie’s In Time o’ Strife
... the Labour Party was altered in 1918 with the adoption of a new constitution that permitted individual membership, which transformed the party from a federal alliance of trades unions and socialist ...
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Labour Party
... Corporatist structure – interest groups woven into the structure of the party. Party has ultimate authority, but other voices heard by bringing interest groups under the umbrella of the party. ...
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The Labour Party and the Media 1983 1997
... was delivering several uncomfortable messages. This one was pretty stark - the new laws were supported by the majority of the population and any repeal would be seen as capitulation to the union "barons". On the ...
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The Labour Party and the monarchy
... Cole, Nuffield College, Oxford Sir Stafford Cripps, Nuffield College, Oxford Hugh Dalton, BLPES George Lansbury, BLPES James Middleton, Ruskin College, Oxford Philip Noel-Baker Churchill[r] ...
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Convergence on Crisis? Comparing Labour and Conservative Party Framing of the Economic Crisis in Britain, 2008-14
... the Labour Party and ...the Labour Party, par- ticularly in terms of its economic liberalism (see Bara and Budge 2001, ...the Labour Party (see ...the party which have ...
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A 'Mass' party frustrated?: The development of the Labour Party in Manchester, 1918 31
... For the protection afforded by the massed vote of the trade unions at Conference lessened the leadership's vulnerability to rank and file insurgency' •62 Sidney Webb, one of the co-archi[r] ...
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The Labour Party and the idea of citizenship, c.1931-1951
... By the end of the decade a number of voices expressed an interest in the effect of the new planning mechanisms on citizenship and democracy. This interest was not merely concerned with t[r] ...
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