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About Debates

What should be the great debates in British politics over the next five years? We have identified five key areas which must determine the future shape of left-of-centre and progressive politics in Britain and internationally. Policies and politics on the themes of equality and life chances, the environment, democracy, the global agenda and the New Britishness should be at the forefront of progressive politics in the years to come.

Fabian publications, research and events will consistently engage with and return to these central themes over time. Read on to find out about recent work in these five areas.

The New Britishness

Sunder Katwala

General Secretary of the Fabian Society

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Sunder is General Secretary of the Fabian Society, and took up the post in October 2003. Sunder joined the Fabian staff from The Observer where he was a leader writer and internet editor, as well as editor of The Observer's 2001 election guide. He was previously founding Research Director of The Foreign Policy Centre (1999 – 2001), where he wrote research reports including Reinventing the Commonwealth (1999) and Democratising Global Sport (2000) and was Commissioning Editor for Politics and Economics at Macmillan (1995-1999). Sunder is a regular contributor to broadcast and print media on British and international politics. His research interests include citizenship and British identity, the European Union, foreign policy and globalisation, and the future of Labour and progressive politics more generally.

Author of nine publications here:

How to reform the electoral system
Editorial: Of all the talents
The future of party democracy
Winter 2006: The Next Decade
Sunder Katwala: The World After Bush
Is this what Labour's next Clause four should say?
Autumn 2005: Party futures
Family Fortunes: The new politics of childhood
Introduction: The new politics of the family

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