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In mid-2020, we switched to a new, edition-focused publishing model. Below, you can find everything New Socialist published from our inception in 2017 up until that shift.
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Another Pardoner's Tale: Labour in Canterbury and Whitstable
The media discourse on the election in Canterbury suggests that Remain will be decisive if Labour is to hold the seat, this erases questions of material need throughout the constituency.
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Trans Rights and the Labour Manifesto
Labour's manifesto offers a great deal but when it comes to trans rights there is a worrying ambiguity around the Equality Act and trans healthcare is completely ignored.
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Labour Homelessness Campaign: Questions from the Editors
We caught up with Labour Homelessness Campaign activist Tom Balderstone to ask him about the campaign's work, including its current voter registration drive.
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Activists' Inquiry - Beginnings and Campaigning with Kids
For our first set of contributions, we asked about the start to the election campaign. For the next week, we’re looking for contributions on the theme of campaigning with kids.
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Pro-remain electoral pact in Wales – the not very progressive alliance
The alliance between the Liberal Democrats, Plaid Cymru and the Greens in Wales is a shabby piece of horsetrading that makes a Hard Brexit supporting Tory government more likely.
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Is Production a Panacea? Reviewing Stolen and The Case for People’s Quantitative Easing
In the past year Grace Blakeley and Frances Coppola's books have confronted the problems of rentier capitalism. However, in idealizing "productive capital" of the past, they miss its own flaws and power.
