To Want Something Better is to Want Something Worse: A Critique of the Labour Party’s (Continual) Adaptation to the Capitalist State
Drawing on the Marxist critique of bourgeois political economy, this thesis empirically and theoretically analyses the political and ideological trajectory of the Labour Party from 1945-97, concentrating in particular on the Party’s reluctance in seriously changing the structures of the British (capitalist) state in the image of its (erstwhile) constituency base: the working-class.
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