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Editorial: Parallel worlds by Hilary Wainwright (February 2009)

Criticism is not enough by Jeremy Gilbert (January 2009)

New Labour did not implement its policies of the past decade in a vacuum, says Jeremy Gilbert. The question now is whether the left has an alternative

Editorial: A place for the left by Hilary Wainwright (September 2008)

Hilary Wainwright says that the pull of national and local identities away from Westminster is a vital clue to understanding and preparing for the unravelling of New Labour

After the party by Matt Wrack (September 2008)

In 2004 the Fire Brigades Union disaffiliated from the Labour Party. FBU general secretary Matt Wrack explains what it has meant for the union politically

The irresponsibility of the rich by Ruth Lister (September 2008)

Inequality has widened: the child poverty figures are up by 100,000 for the second year running and pensioner poverty is once again on the rise. Faced with these shocking figures, Ruth Lister argues for a radical shift in the terms of the debate

New limbs for the left by Hilary Wainwright (June 2008)

New Labour is dead. The New Tories are in the ascendancy. The left needs to look beyond its existing, inbred networks, writes Hilary Wainwright

Socialism by stealth? by Dave Osler (November 2007)

Dave Osler argues the Green Party can never become a popular front for the achievement of socialism

Green is the new red by Peter Tatchell (October 2007)

Peter Tatchell argues the Greens are now the only credible radical left-wing alternative and the best hope for advancing a progressive political agenda

Whatever does it take? by John Nicholson (October 2007)

The sooner the left gives up on Labour, the sooner it can begin to organise for real change, says John Nicholson

A new politics of pluralism by Mark Perryman (September 2007)

Mark Perryman asks why an effective left-of-Labour opposition has taken so long emerge – and what the prospects for it are now

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