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The Corbyn Effect - Softcover

 
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Synopsis

When the Labour vote share rose so dramatically in 2017, it challenged decades of political orthodoxy and demonstrated a unexpected appetite for transformative change. The Corbyn Effect brings together leading thinkers and activists to map the cultural and political mechanics behind this populist resurgence. From grassroots movements and social media activism to policy renewal, this volume provides a nuanced, multi-faceted analysis of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership and the future of left politics. Engaging and deeply analytical, it serves as a vital historical record of a political earthquake. An indispensable, rigorous contribution to understanding contemporary elections and democratic movements.

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About the Author

Mark Perryman is a writer and regular media commentator on Englishness and football, and a research fellow in sport and leisure culture at the University of Brighton. He is the convenor of the London England Fans supporters' group, co-founder of Philosophy Football, and author of a number of books, including Ingerland: Travels with a Football Nation and (as editor) The Blair Agenda.

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