Fabian Review
The Fabian Review is our flagship quarterly magazine, featuring sharp political writing and analysis from Labour politicians, established experts and up-and-coming writers.
Winter 2010
The Fabian Review's New Year Conference special examines some of the big questions Labour needs to ask itself during this process, on its route back to power.
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Fabian Review - Autumn 2010
The Fabian Review Conference Special charts the key moments across the leader’s first year.
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Fabian Review - Summer 2010
As the Labour Party begins to regroup after a painful election defeat, the Fabian Review looks at what went wrong.
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Fabian Review - Spring 2010
Our cross-party panel of experts sets progressive tests for the next government, whatever its colour
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Fabian Review - Winter 2009
The Fabian Review New Year Conference special previews the politics of 2010
Fabian Review - Autumn 2009
As the last Conference season before the election begins, the Fabian Review asks how Labour can use the pulpit of power for the next 200 days
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Fabian Review - Summer 2009
This edition looks at the next big ideas about how we want to shape our political and economic future.
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Fabian Review - Spring 2009
As the last Conference season before the election begins, the Fabian Review asks how Labour can use the pulpit of power for the next 200 days
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Fabian Review - Winter 2008
This winter, the Fabian Review says that - as we enter a recession - we need fairness now more than ever
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Fabian Review - Autumn 2008
This autumn party conference issue of the Fabian Review is the Progressive Fightback Issue
Fabian Review - Summer 2008
This summer the Fabian Review exposes and explores Britain's class taboos.
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Fabian Review - Spring 2008
The Spring 2008 Healthy Issue of the Fabian Review makes a range of policy proposals and arguments and reveals new insights into the public's views on health
Fabian Review - Winter 2007
Echoing the theme of the Fabian New Year Conference 2008, the Fabian Review focuses on foreign policy.
Fabian Review - Autumn 2007
In this Party Conference issue of the Fabian Review, we reveal polling showing the public appetite for equality. As Gordon Brown's first Labour Party Conference as Prime Minister gets underway, what are the practical political issues that face him? How can he embed equality at the heart of his agenda? What will be in the next Manifesto?
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