Summer 2018: Fabian Review

Summer 2018
By Kate Murray , Vanesha Singh
Published 25 July 2018
Topics Facing the Future , Labour party

This edition of the Fabian Review focuses on the future political landscape for Labour with Catherine West, Dave Ward and Thangam Debbonaire, plus Kate Murray talks to Andrew Adonis.

Also in this issue: Tom Quinn looks at the Corbyn dilemma, Michael Weatherburn on the Iron Lady generation, and Seema Malhotra on prosperity and progress.

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