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Editorial: The institutional turn: Labour’s new political economy

Joe Guinan

Joe Guinan

Vice President Of Strategy and Programs and Executive Director of The Next System Project

Joe Guinan and Martin O’Neill write for Renewal, “The institutional turn: Labour’s new political economy.” In this editorial, they write about Labour’s leadership in the new economy:

The Labour leadership is putting together the elements of a new twenty-first century socialist political economy with a direct focus on ownership, control, democracy, and participation. Rolled out across the entire economy, it could displace traditional corporate and financial power in Britain.

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Publication date: 2018-06-30
Parent publication: Renewal
Publisher: Lawrence & Wishart
Publication URL: Editorial: The institutional turn: Labour’s new political economy
Joe Guinan

Joe Guinan

Vice President Of Strategy and Programs and Executive Director of The Next System Project

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