“First Past the Post is an almost uniquely bad system for Social Democrats”
@ngarland93 of @IPPR at our Labour Party Conference fringe with @thefabians#Lab4PR
We’re packing up the office and heading to Liverpool for Labour Party Conference 🌹🚆
Across three packed days, IPPR is hosting events on everything from AI and growth to health, housing and foreign policy.
Here’s what we’ve got planned 🧵👇
This is a really exciting moment. We are relaunching Progressive Review led by the amazing @ngarland93 - this edition is out just in time for conference and tackles the big issues facing progressives
Here's my editorial for the new Progressive Review, touching on cost of living populism, the community power agenda, citizenship, and how some things were better in the nineties.
https://t.co/uZeojKB2vl
Much more here, including Sacha Hilhorst on anti-corruption politics, Robert Saunders on the past decade of political turmoil and its historical precedents, and 2024 intake MPs on the fundamental purpose of progressive politics:
https://t.co/zWTB5aecL2
To mark Progressive Review's relaunch, we've put together a collection of the greatest hits from @IPPR's various journals since 1994 - all free to read. Includes Jürgen Habermas, Thomas Piketty, Helen Thompson, and many more:
https://t.co/VSce9IGLnw
Excited to be relaunching @IPPR's journal of politics, ideas and public policy, Progressive Review, with a new look, new editorial team and a new advisory board.
Also on the substack, we have IPPR's Sofia Ropek Hewson on algorithmic personalisation: what are we sacrificing collectively for the sake of convenience?
https://t.co/ycWBDvpxZK
📣 Today, we’re relaunching IPPR’s journal of politics, ideas and public policy, Progressive Review.
A new Substack, a new look, a new editorial team, and lots of new content.
Sign up here 👇
https://t.co/K2V0nrJFNa
Here I am in @FESonline@IPGJournal on Keir Starmer, Andy Burnham, and the politics of citizenship, drawing on some recent @IPPR work.
https://t.co/wtfPROVBys