Monopoly socialism isn’t healthy. Labour benefits from a diverse left.
by Neal Lawson
on 26th February 2018
Corbyn would be prime minister if he had given an inch to the idea of a progressive alliance last...
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by Neal Lawson
on 26th February 2018
Corbyn would be prime minister if he had given an inch to the idea of a progressive alliance last...
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by Neal Lawson
on 25th February 2018
by Neal Lawson
on 7th December 2017
Dialogue Foreword for Responsible Tax and the Developing World If tax is the entry price we pay to live...
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by Neal Lawson
on 17th November 2017
As the Chinese proverb says, “you can’t leap a chasm in two bounds”. So if one will have to...
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by Neal Lawson
on 25th September 2017
Corbyn is hugely popular but the spirit of our age is digital and collaborative. Pluralism and progressive alliances are...
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by Neal Lawson
on 12th May 2017
Earlier this year, we launched the global Responsible Tax project – which followed on from a successful UK pilot,...
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by Neal Lawson
on 23rd January 2017
Zygmunt Bauman was often spoken of as the most influential sociologist of the age. He died on 9th January...
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by Neal Lawson
on 28th September 2016
In all of the new left’s urgent, bottom-up energy, the danger is cacophony and not symphony. A new form...
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by Neal Lawson
on 27th September 2016
The clock ticks. A Labour leadership ballot paper sits on my desk. I have 24 hours to decide. No,...
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by Neal Lawson
on 1st August 2016
Dear Labour, B.B. (Before Brexit), I started writing constructively critical letters to other progressive parties; the Greens, the SNP...
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by Neal Lawson
on 2nd July 2016
“short term hopes are futile, long term resignation is futile” Hans Magnus Enzenberger For Labour this is not really...
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by Neal Lawson
on 26th June 2016
Where to start? Shock, bewilderment, sadness, anger. Not just because the country will now take the extraordinary step of...
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