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Revolutionary Nostalgia

By: Charlie Lawrie; Tom Cowin

The Right has co-opted historical common sense to sinister ends. In response, the Left must fight fire with fire by embracing its own radical traditions of collective story-making.

(Illustration by Ricardo Santos)

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The warning lights have gone from amber to red. The far right is rapidly gaining ground in mainstream politics and in social movements across Europe. The response in Britain? The Labour right and the political centre have run out of ideas — their sole prescription yet more austerity. Across the Atlantic, a failed real-estate developer and […]

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The warning lights have gone from amber to red. The far right is rapidly gaining ground in mainstream politics and in social movements across Europe. The response in Britain? The Labour right and the political centre have run out of ideas — their sole prescription yet more austerity. Across the Atlantic, a failed real-estate developer and […]

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The warning lights have gone from amber to red. The far right is rapidly gaining ground in mainstream politics and in social movements across Europe. The response in Britain? The Labour right and the political centre have run out of ideas — their sole prescription yet more austerity. Across the Atlantic, a failed real-estate developer and […]

The warning lights have gone from amber to red. The far right is rapidly gaining ground in mainstream politics and in social movements across Europe. The response in Britain? The Labour right and the political centre have run out of ideas — their sole prescription yet more austerity. Across the Atlantic, a failed real-estate developer and […]

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