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Live Longer Under Labour!
Editor: Tom Hampson, Books Editor: Hannah Jameson
Fabian Review Vol 120, no 1
ISSN 1356 1812
£4.95
This Spring's Healthy Issue of the Fabian Review makes a range of policy proposals and arguments and reveals fascinating new insights into the public's views on health in our YouGov poll, kindly supported by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.
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Bye, bye Bush...
Editor: Tom Hampson, Books Editor: Hannah Jameson
Fabian Review Vol 119, no 4
ISSN 1356 1812
£4.95
Echoing the theme of the Fabian New Year Conference 2008 , the Fabian Review focuses on foreign policy. One year before George Bush leaves office, we interview the Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, about his European vision, present our 'Manifesto for the World after Bush' and six authors show us ways we can change the world.
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85% say narrow the gap Gordon!
Editor: Tom Hampson, Books Editor: Hannah Jameson
Fabian Review Vol 119, no 3
ISSN 1356 1812
£4.95
In this Party Conference issue of the Fabian Review, we reveal polling showing the public appetite for equality. As Gordon Brown's first Labour Party Conference as Prime Minister gets underway, what are the practical political issues that face him? How can he embed equality at the heart of his agenda? What will be in the next Manifesto?
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After ten years of Labour government, can Gordon Brown fix education? This summer's education issue of the Fabian Review sees interviews with the new Education Secretaries, Ed Balls and John Denham, plus agenda-setting pieces from Tom Hampson, David Blunkett, Louise Bamfield, and Fiona Millar. Read the Fabian Essay on social mobility by John Van Reenen and Stephen Machin.
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More of the same will not be good enough. New ideas will be needed for a next decade agenda. The Fabian Review special issue sets out fresh thinking on the most difficult issues - including inequality, education, the environment, foreign policy and restoring trust.
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In this Labour Party Conference special Fabian Review, we kick off the debates that Labour needs about what it got right - and wrong - in the Blair decade.
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Foreign policy has rarely been as contentious or divisive in domestic politics. How do we learn the lessons of the last decade? And what positive agenda should the internationalist left pursue?
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All of the major parties now talk about social justice. But what do they really think about equality? Fabian Review: The Equality Issue is published on Wednesday April 19th 2006.
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British identity is up for grabs - how should we shape it? The Britishness Issue of the Fabian Review asks how unprecedented debate about Britishness can be turned into a practical agenda for change, setting the agenda ahead of the Fabian Society's major Future of Britishness conference with Gordon Brown on Saturday January 14th 2006.
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Having lost 200,000 members in the last five years, the Labour Party must rebuild its grassroots if it is to be in shape to fight the next General Election, some of the party's most influential MPs, trade unionists and think-tankers argue in the Fabian Review Labour Party Conference special issue, published on Tuesday September 20 2005.
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In this special issue of the Fabian Review, published to mark the sixtieth anniversary of the 1945 General Election, we look for the long-term vision needed to make as lasting an impact on British society as the government of 1945.
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