The political and organisational routes opened up on the contemporary left following the
financial crisis have seen a revival of class composition analysis as a means of …

Like much of the European centre-left, Britain's Labour Party has struggled to appeal to its
former core working class support base in recent years. However, this is largely a failure to …

This article evaluates the potential and limits of developmentalist policies in Latin America. It
first traces how the ideas arose in a uniquely Latin American context of ECLAC structuralism …

Simultaneous with the rise of Labour Process Theory (LPT), Italy was the centre of a parallel
and prominent theorisation of the labour process in an overlap** intellectual and social …

In today's turbulent world, the concept of security takes on new dimensions, transcending
global complexities to touch the lives of individuals everywhere. Who better to shape this …

Labour must circumnavigate the culture war, but it cannot rely on fighting over economic
interests alone. Even in the current crisis, political affinities cannot be seamlessly read off …

This article advances a zemiological framework of work-based harms, as a means of
interrogating the contemporary crisis in the quality of work. Such a framework provides a …

This article critically examines the transition from Marx to Spinoza within Antonio Negri's
postoperaist thought and explores a potential alternative rooted in Mario Tronti's concept of …

A bold and unique introduction to UK Politics. This is the first textbook which breaks free from
the conventional approaches that revolve around the Westminster bubble, instead drawing …

After a long malaise, social democracy is making a muted revival. What is the place of social
democracy in the political and economic order that is emerging from the Covid‐19 …