The Two Goulds
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Labour Takes Power: The Denis MacShane Diaries
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[PDF file]: […] supporting such a government. The following year (28 March 2001), he attended the launch of Adair Turner’s new book, Just Capitalism, at the LSE where ‘all the liberal New Labour crowd who like capitalism just fine and believe it will deliver social justice with just minor tweaks’ are present. He writes that there was […]
A Classless Society: Britain in the 1990s by Alwyn W. Turner
[PDF file]: […] ever win?” Much the talk in political circles concerned the question of whether Britain might have become a oneparty state, along the lines of Japan, where the Liberal Democratic Party had been in power since 1955.’ There used to be a wisecrack along the lines of there having doubtless been an international summit to […]
View from Bridge 87
Books on New Labour
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[PDF file]: […] of substance in the Hughes collection? Two names lay claim to some thoughtful analysis: Larry Elliott and Andy Beckett. Elliott has been a consistent critic of neo- liberal orthodoxy on the business pages for the lifetime of New Labour. Beckett, who caught up with the British American Project in The Guardian seven years after […]
Tittle-tattle
[PDF file]: Tittle-tattle Tom Easton Conspiracies and cover-ups T he past year has not been an easy one for those who view history as just one bumbling cock-up after another. The Hillsborough inquiry1 revealed a co-ordinated effort by a large number of public servants not only to deny justice to the families and friends of those who […]
The British Gladio and the murder of Sergeant Speed
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[PDF file]: […] intense surveillance in the hunt for Soviet influence. Several members, notably Wilson himself, had been burgled. Smear and disinformation campaigns had been run against both Labour and Liberal politicians. In this context it is a very striking list of speakers. Major Alexander Greenwood had been one of those preparing to meet the Communist ‘threat’ […]