Vernacular social democracy and the politics of Labour
Renewal - ISSN 0968-5211
Volume 28 Number 3 (2020)
Vernacular social democracy and the politics of Labour
Jon Lawrence pages -
Abstract
Social democracy has put down deep roots in British popular culture; this is why Johnson’s government has instinctively favoured social democratic responses to the Covid-19 crisis. This vernacular social democracy is a potent resource which Labour can use to proclaim its vision of the good society.
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Jon Lawrence (2020) Vernacular social democracy and the politics of Labour, Renewal, 28(3), -