The Labour Party
A History of the Labour Party
... ‘New Labour in power’, and features an entirely new chapter on ‘Moving beyond Blair’, which takes the story up to ...the Labour Party, which has parallels with previous incarnations of the ...
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The work of the Labour Party s Governance and Legal Unit in relation to antisemitism, The Labour Party March 2020
... The Labour Party does not have enough evidence to take a view on the motivation of Matthews, or other GLU-GSO staff, for the policy towards suspensions GLU operated between January 2017 and March ...the ...
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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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A 'Mass' party frustrated?: The development of the Labour Party in Manchester, 1918 31
... The growth of the Labour party in the early part of the twentieth century constitutes perhaps the most important development in modern British politics. Formed in 1900, out of the trade [r] ...
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Ideology and policy in the Labour Party: 1951--1959.
... 85 self." He maintained that to prove this empirically would be fascinating but then added that it was "humanly impossible. Privacy is the essence of the backbench committee system."1^2 Parties must be sharply ...
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"This Eurosceptic Isle" How Eurosceptic is the Conservative Party compared to the Labour Party in 2015?
... - To hold an in-out referendum on the UK’s renegotiated EU membership by 2017 - To protect the British economy from further integration of the Eurozone - To scrap the Human Rights Act and replace it with a British Bill ...
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The Fightback of the Traditional Right in the Labour Party 1979 to 1987
... the Labour Party 1979 to 1987 Hayter, Dianne The copyright of this thesis rests with the author and no quotation from it or information derived from it may be published without the prior written consent of ...
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The parliamentary agreement between the Labour Party and the Liberal Party 1977-1978 ‘The Lib-Lab Pact’
... unreconstructed Labour party was unlikely to win an overall ...a Labour government, albeit with a wafer thin majority, undermined Grimond’s thesis and suggested little prospect of an immediate change ...
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Co-operative Commonwealth or New Jerusalem? The Co-operative Party and the Labour Party, 1931-1951.
... the Labour Party on policy issues during the ...the Labour Party when it had a direct impact upon their business, the prime example being agricultural policy as demonstrated ...of ...
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Europhiles or Eurosceptics? Comparing the European policies of the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats
... the party had only entered government for the first time in ...the Labour Party to break away and form the Social Democratic ...Liberal Party to form the Liberal Democrats in 1988, their ...
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‘The longest suicide vote in history’: the Labour Party leadership election of 2015
... The Labour leadership contest of 2015 resulted in the election of the veteran Left- wing backbencher, Jeremy Corbyn, who clearly defeated the early favourite, Andy ...among Labour MPs, and his victory ...
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‘The longest suicide vote in history’: the Labour Party leadership election of 2015
... The Labour leadership contest of 2015 resulted in the election of the veteran Left- wing backbencher, Jeremy Corbyn, who clearly defeated the early favourite, Andy ...among Labour MPs, and his victory ...
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The Labour Party and the monarchy
... 4) Labour, the monarchy and the British Constitution. Throughout the periods covered by this thesis, the role of the Crown in politics received intermittent Labour attention. To a lesser[r] ...
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The Labour Party and post-neoliberalism
... the Labour documents a response to the cultural and socio- logical approach to redefining the landscape of the British economy by reason and persuasion rather than by confrontation and ...early labour ...
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Leadership and the Labour Party: Narrative and Performance
... sensible one, instead the discussion focuses on the impact of Iraq on Labour’s future leaders, not the merits or demerits of the invasion. The second half of chapter two (pp. 67–79) focusses on a variety of leadership ...
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The Labour Party and the Media 1983 1997
... 66 defend themselves against. Blair, Mandelson, Campbell and Gould were all keen to point out the new policies had substance and were not just good presentation. Describing the 1997 campaign, Alistair Campbell said it ...
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Preparing for Government: Education policymaking in the Labour Party
... new Labour‟s ideology, its just that‟s where the evidence ...new Labour soon made it clear that it would resist moves to sack ...the Labour leader into a decision he could have avoided 534 ...
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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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Ed Miliband MP, Leader of the Labour Party, speech to the CBI
... And as a guarantee to the British people, we have said that under a Labour government, there will be no further transfer of powers to the European Union without the explicit consent of the British people in an ...
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The role of political concepts in the transformation of the Labour Party 1987-1997.
... In cases of such conceptual change, the important issue is less the meaning of the concept, than the reason for its inclusion (or marginalisation), and the purpos[r] ...
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