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Why We Lost

By: Ronan Burtenshaw

In 2017, Corbynism was a vibrant socialist project with a real prospect of power — in the two years since, it inflicted many of its own wounds.

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When we look back at this era of British politics, it will be defined by the battle between two projects for radical change: Brexit and Corbynism. Both claimed the mantle of deep public frustration not just at a single policy or government but at the direction of travel over decades. Both promised fundamental transformation in […]

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When we look back at this era of British politics, it will be defined by the battle between two projects for radical change: Brexit and Corbynism. Both claimed the mantle of deep public frustration not just at a single policy or government but at the direction of travel over decades. Both promised fundamental transformation in […]

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When we look back at this era of British politics, it will be defined by the battle between two projects for radical change: Brexit and Corbynism. Both claimed the mantle of deep public frustration not just at a single policy or government but at the direction of travel over decades. Both promised fundamental transformation in […]

When we look back at this era of British politics, it will be defined by the battle between two projects for radical change: Brexit and Corbynism. Both claimed the mantle of deep public frustration not just at a single policy or government but at the direction of travel over decades. Both promised fundamental transformation in […]

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