Spring 2005
Jan 22nd, 2009 | By admin | Category: DS EditionsThis world of ours
Eric Preston introduces the ILP’s Weekend of political review
Heed their voices
Labour MP Harry Barnes on Iraq after the elections
Demos and disillusionment
Phil Doré on leaving Stop the War for Labour Friends of Iraq
Telling it like it is?
Matthew Brown on two contrasting tales of new Labour Britain
Beyond the market, below the radar
Barry Winter reports from a conference on public services
No solutions, much confusion
Jonathan Timbers searches for the soul of social enterprise
The last Porto Alegre
Mark Engler on the World Social Forum, now five years old
Listening to the ‘lickspittle lackeys’
Bernard Hughes spends an evening with ex-Commies
A lively, frank and well-illustrated account of the ILP’s history from its origins in the 1890s, the Labour party’s development, and the rise and fall of the Labour left.