- Winter 2021
- Kate Murray , Vanesha Singh
- 20 December 2021
- Women
This edition of the Fabian Review considers why women need a Labour government, featuring Harriet Harman MP, Rosie Campbell, Kudsia Batool, Kelly Grehan, Catrin Hughes and Amreen Qureshi. Plus, an interview with Tracy Brabin, mayor of West Yorkshire, on making women’s safety a priority.
Also in this issue, Hilary Benn MP on our relationship with Europe; Stewart Lansley on breaking Britain’s high inequality, high poverty cycle; and Verene Shepherd on Labour and the global reparations movement; Ed Turner and Davide Vampa trace the recovery of German social democracy.
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A growing scandal
25 March 2022
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Rebuilding bridges
3 March 2022
HILARY BENN MP: A better relationship with Europe is possible
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The best start
3 March 2022
BEN COOPER: Children and their families deserve more support in the earliest years
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Pigeonholed
3 March 2022
NEEMA BEGUM AND MARIA SOBOLEWSKA: Ethnic minority councillors are being held back
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Repair and reconciliation
3 March 2022
VERENE SHEPHERD: With Barbados having now removed its final tie to the British Empire, it is time for the Labour party to listen up: the Caribbean is demanding reparations and expects your support.
Continue reading Race / International relations / Justice
A clean break
28 February 2022
JO MCBRIDE AND MIGUEL MARTINEZ: Despite being so vital to our safety through this pandemic, cleaners are isolated, undervalued and working in dangerous conditions
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In defence of compromise
23 February 2022
Sixty years on from the publication of In Defence of Politics, what can Bernard Crick’s great work tell us today? Paul Richards takes a look
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Standing up for women
17 February 2022
HARRIET HARMAN MP: The next Labour administration should be a government of and for women
Continue reading Women / Labour party
Seeking change
8 February 2022
AMREEN QURESHI: In this hostile environment, we must better support women with insecure immigration status
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A turn for the worse
3 February 2022
CATRIN HUGHES: Stark health inequalities exist not only between men and women, but amongst women too
Fighting the battle of ideas
27 January 2022
Only transformational politics, such as we saw in 1945, can break Britain’s high inequality, high poverty cycle. STEWART LANSLEY explains
Continue reading Poverty / Inequality
At all costs
24 January 2022
KUDSIA BATOOL: We must not rest until a fairer economy and workplace equality are won
Continue reading Women / Employment / Inequality
In focus
20 January 2022
KELLY GREHAN: There is a direct link between domestic abuse and suicide which cannot go ignored
Continue reading Women / Justice
Leading the way
18 January 2022
We campaign for better representation in politics. But what difference do women politicians actually make? ROSIE CAMPBELL investigates
Continue reading Women / Elections / Inequality
Phoenix from the ashes
17 January 2022
Not so long ago, there were fears that Germany’s SPD faced electoral wipeout – but now its candidate has become chancellor. ED TURNER and DAVIDE VAMPA chart the party’s road from despair to victory and consider whether it holds lessons for Labour
Continue reading Elections / European Union
Centre stage
12 January 2022
TRACY BRABIN is the first woman to be elected as a metro mayor. She chats to Kate Murray about her top priorities in office, from safety for women and girls to standing up for the north
Continue reading Women / Inequality
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