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Title Corbynism in perspective : the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn / edited by Andrew S. Roe-Crines.
Publisher Newcastle upon Tyne : Agenda Publishing, 2021.



Descript 1 online resource (ix, 292 pages) : illustrations
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Note 13 Jeremy Corbyn's foreign policy.
Contents Cover -- Half-title -- Series information -- Title page -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- List of contributors -- 1 Introduction -- The Labour leadership of Jeremy Corbyn -- A labour movement for change: Corbynmania -- Jeremy Corbyn: a prime minister in waiting? -- The themes and prospects of Corbynism -- Conclusions: the continuation of Corbynism? -- References -- 2 The election and re-election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party -- Electing Corbyn: the Labour Party leadership election of 2015 -- Re-electing Corbyn: the Labour Party leadership election of 2016
Analysis and conclusions -- References -- 3 Corbynism: A coherent ideology? -- What was Corbynism? -- Corbynism, class and populism -- Freeden on ideology -- Corbynism as an ideology -- Corbyn's leftist catch-allism? -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 Is Corbyn a populist? -- What is Corbynism? -- Populism as an ideology -- Populism as a discourse -- Populism as a political strategy -- Populism as a socio-cultural approach -- Conclusion -- References -- 5 Corbynism as identity politics -- Reshaping the Labour Party -- Projecting personality -- Conclusion: Corbynites -- patient investors?
Jeremy Corbyn and London politics in the 1980s -- Conclusion -- References -- 11 Labour under Corbyn: zigzagging towards Brexit -- Labour and Europe -- Corbyn and the referendum campaign -- Post-referendum blues -- The slow march of Labour Remainers -- Change again -- Explaining Labour's evolving Brexit approach -- References -- 12 Corbyn, the constitution and constitutional premiership: Breaking bennism? -- The framework: advancing Bennism? -- Previous Labour governments and the constitution: resisting Bennism? -- The Corbynite constitution: breaking Bennism? -- Conclusion -- References
ISBN 1788212924
9781788212922 (electronic bk.)
9781788212939 (ePub ebook)
1788212932
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Series Building progressive alternatives
Building progressive alternatives.
Subject Corbyn, Jeremy.
Labour Party (Great Britain)
Capitalism.
Socialism.
Political science.
Europe -- Politics and government.
Alt author Roe-Crines, Andrew.
Descript 1 online resource (ix, 292 pages) : illustrations
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Note 13 Jeremy Corbyn's foreign policy.
Contents Cover -- Half-title -- Series information -- Title page -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- List of contributors -- 1 Introduction -- The Labour leadership of Jeremy Corbyn -- A labour movement for change: Corbynmania -- Jeremy Corbyn: a prime minister in waiting? -- The themes and prospects of Corbynism -- Conclusions: the continuation of Corbynism? -- References -- 2 The election and re-election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party -- Electing Corbyn: the Labour Party leadership election of 2015 -- Re-electing Corbyn: the Labour Party leadership election of 2016
Analysis and conclusions -- References -- 3 Corbynism: A coherent ideology? -- What was Corbynism? -- Corbynism, class and populism -- Freeden on ideology -- Corbynism as an ideology -- Corbyn's leftist catch-allism? -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 Is Corbyn a populist? -- What is Corbynism? -- Populism as an ideology -- Populism as a discourse -- Populism as a political strategy -- Populism as a socio-cultural approach -- Conclusion -- References -- 5 Corbynism as identity politics -- Reshaping the Labour Party -- Projecting personality -- Conclusion: Corbynites -- patient investors?
Jeremy Corbyn and London politics in the 1980s -- Conclusion -- References -- 11 Labour under Corbyn: zigzagging towards Brexit -- Labour and Europe -- Corbyn and the referendum campaign -- Post-referendum blues -- The slow march of Labour Remainers -- Change again -- Explaining Labour's evolving Brexit approach -- References -- 12 Corbyn, the constitution and constitutional premiership: Breaking bennism? -- The framework: advancing Bennism? -- Previous Labour governments and the constitution: resisting Bennism? -- The Corbynite constitution: breaking Bennism? -- Conclusion -- References
ISBN 1788212924
9781788212922 (electronic bk.)
9781788212939 (ePub ebook)
1788212932
Series Building progressive alternatives
Building progressive alternatives.
Subject Corbyn, Jeremy.
Labour Party (Great Britain)
Capitalism.
Socialism.
Political science.
Europe -- Politics and government.
Alt author Roe-Crines, Andrew.

Subject Corbyn, Jeremy.
Labour Party (Great Britain)
Capitalism.
Socialism.
Political science.
Europe -- Politics and government.
Descript 1 online resource (ix, 292 pages) : illustrations
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Note 13 Jeremy Corbyn's foreign policy.
Contents Cover -- Half-title -- Series information -- Title page -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- List of contributors -- 1 Introduction -- The Labour leadership of Jeremy Corbyn -- A labour movement for change: Corbynmania -- Jeremy Corbyn: a prime minister in waiting? -- The themes and prospects of Corbynism -- Conclusions: the continuation of Corbynism? -- References -- 2 The election and re-election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party -- Electing Corbyn: the Labour Party leadership election of 2015 -- Re-electing Corbyn: the Labour Party leadership election of 2016
Analysis and conclusions -- References -- 3 Corbynism: A coherent ideology? -- What was Corbynism? -- Corbynism, class and populism -- Freeden on ideology -- Corbynism as an ideology -- Corbyn's leftist catch-allism? -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 Is Corbyn a populist? -- What is Corbynism? -- Populism as an ideology -- Populism as a discourse -- Populism as a political strategy -- Populism as a socio-cultural approach -- Conclusion -- References -- 5 Corbynism as identity politics -- Reshaping the Labour Party -- Projecting personality -- Conclusion: Corbynites -- patient investors?
Jeremy Corbyn and London politics in the 1980s -- Conclusion -- References -- 11 Labour under Corbyn: zigzagging towards Brexit -- Labour and Europe -- Corbyn and the referendum campaign -- Post-referendum blues -- The slow march of Labour Remainers -- Change again -- Explaining Labour's evolving Brexit approach -- References -- 12 Corbyn, the constitution and constitutional premiership: Breaking bennism? -- The framework: advancing Bennism? -- Previous Labour governments and the constitution: resisting Bennism? -- The Corbynite constitution: breaking Bennism? -- Conclusion -- References
Alt author Roe-Crines, Andrew.
ISBN 1788212924
9781788212922 (electronic bk.)
9781788212939 (ePub ebook)
1788212932

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