The architect of ‘Blue Labour’ argues that a new politics based on human relationships, mutuality and pluralism is more relevant – and more necessary – than ever in the post-COVID world.
Rejecting both New Labour’s embrace of free markets and the statism of Corbynism, Blue Labour thinking sought to reconnect Labour with its working-class base, and to bring assets, power and dignity back to local communities.
As workers’ rights and futures – and the future of the places they live – take centre-stage in politics once more, Blue Labour’s founder, political scientist Maurice Glasman, is joined by Shadow Levelling-Up Secretary Lisa Nandy MP to explore what left-conservatism has to offer the Labour Party, and the country, in the post-Brexit, post-Covid era.
*Please note this event will be shown at RSA House and Online – please ensure to register for the correct ticket type to avoid disappointment*
In a fast-paced and concise 30-minute induction, learn how to create your Circle profile and discover its most popular features.
Join RSA Fellows in Kirkcaldy for an informal catch up and a chance to network and build connections over coffee or a drink.
This will be the first of a series of virtual meetings designed to bring together Fellows of the International Development Network (IDN).
