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Libertarian Fallacies #2: Laws are Essentially Coercive
You do not need to spend much time talking to libertarians to know that they think that the law is essentially coercive.
- Conservative Party
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Libertarian Fallacies #3: There’s No Such Thing as Society
Individualism requires some form of collectivism.
- Conservative Party
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Accession or Election
The upper chamber has a higher standard of debate than the lower and enough of its members earn their parliamentary keep to justify their per diem allowances.
- Constitution
- Sovereignty
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Local Government and the Everyday Economy
The growing national political interest in how to improve job quality and performance in the ‘everyday’ economy where most people live and work is long overdue.
- Trade
- Health, Education & Welfare
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Libertarian Fallacies #1: Taxation is Forced Labour
The first in a series on the fallacies that libertarians embrace.
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The Everyday Economy
As Labour meets in Liverpool, it has a chance to spell out what a thriving ‘everyday economy’ means.
- Health, Education & Welfare
- Equality
- Labour Party
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The Everyday Economy and the Right to Food
Labour should recognise the value of promoting active citizenship in the food system as a central plank of a strategy to democratise the everyday economy.
- Work & Trade Unions
- Equality
- Labour Party
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The Crisis of Everyday Liveability, Policy and Politics
The challenge is to improve liveability for all, while addressing the disposable and residual income disadvantages of low wages.
- Health, Education & Welfare
- Equality
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Talking to Voters about the ‘Everyday Economy’
The Labour Party needs to fight for a reputation for economic competence in terms voters will understand.
- Health, Education & Welfare
- Equality
- Progressive Politics
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How Labour's Two Sides Might be Reconciled
The solution is surely to identify substantive policy overlaps between the two sides that would enable both factions to feel that they have gained a victory.
- Elections & Campaigning
- Progressive Politics
- Labour Party
