How Labour governs: 5 Fabian ideas
The Fabian New Year Conference on Saturday asks a fundamental question: how should Labour approach the use of state power if and when it is elected in 2015? The Fabians and others have been doing a lot work assessing New...
The Fabian New Year Conference on Saturday asks a fundamental question: how should Labour approach the use of state power if and when it is elected in 2015? The Fabians and others have been doing a lot work assessing New Labour’s governing style, what worked, what didn’t, how the public feel about it, and what lessons the next Labour government can learn.
For those looking to swot up in advance of the conference – the full programme for which can be found over here – here is a reading list of 5 Fabian reports that might be of interest:
No Right Turn: Britain’s enduring support for public services
For the Public Good: How people want their public services to change
The Coalition and Universalism: Cuts, targeting and the future of welfare
Letting Go: How Labour can learn to stop worrying and trust the people
And you can read all the blogs, reports etc from our ‘Next State‘ programme here