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Stuck

The Labour Party is too weak to win the next election – whether it takes place in 2017 or 2020. But it is also too strong to be displaced, according to this analysis.
By Andrew Harrop
January 2017

For Us All

Why are current policies failing - and how can we create a social security system fit for the future?
By Andrew Harrop
August 2016

Future Left

This collection of essays bring together voices from the UK and EU to look at where next for the left in a fast-changing world.
Edited by Andrew Harrop and Ed Wallis
April 2016

The Greatest Divide

The gap between rich and poor is set to rise even further by 2030 - but there is nothing inevitable about this polarisation.
By Andrew Harrop
December 2015

The Mountain to Climb

Labour will need to win 106 seats to secure a majority, reaching deep into middle England, according to this analysis.
By Andrew Harrop
June 2015

A future without poverty

The Fabian Society and Bright Blue present a range of perspectives from left and right on tackling poverty.
March 2015

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