Sentences with phrase «blue labour policy»

That I «m, afraid is Blue Labour policy.

This collections of essays outlines some key Blue Labour policy approaches.

Not exact matches

The Blue Labour agenda is set out in an ebook from 2011, The Labour Tradition and the Politics of Paradox (edited by Maurice Glasman, Jonathan Rutherford, Marc Stears and Stuart White), at the core of which is a powerful critique of Labour Party thought and policy since 1945.

«A Policy Network pamphlet by four authors, including Anthony Painter and Hopi Sen, is called In the Black Labour, playing on the fashion for symbolic colours (Red Tories, Blue Labour, The Purple Book).

This time he accuses Labour of «stictching together» policies and says they should be called «Red Ed and his Blue Peter policies.»

After Ed Miliband became leader of the Britain's opposition Labour Party in 2010, a debate over its policy began under the term «Blue Labour».

There are a number of viable options available for Miliband and his policy coordinators ranging from the Blue Labour doctrine promoted by Lord Maurice Glasman, or the ideas of «The Purple Book» penned by the remaining Blairites of the party.

«There is clear blue water between Labour and the Conservative party policies in this area,» he stated.

Rumours suggest that Andrew Adonis was seriously being considered to head the policy review over the weekend, but Ed Miliband and his team went for the Blue Labour MP instead.

This shows the existence of a party with real conservative beliefs and policies is hitting the mark and rattling the Blue - Labour Party.

Jon Cruddas, the Labour policy chief, is widely thought to view euroscepticism as part of his Blue Labour agenda and even figures like Chuka Umunna have expressed support for an In / Out referendum to settle the issue (I should know - he knocked on my door at election time and told me so).

Within the Labour party, among backbench MPs and constituency activists alike, one of the most common complaints is that new policies seem to come out of the blue - or from the Downing Street wonks - without being discussed in the party's policy - making process.

The discussion has now moved on from the «Labour's bound to lose because they're so useless» narrative so beloved of Atul to what are we going to do in coalition and looking further ahead to future policy approaches such as Blue Labour.