| Autumn 2009: Conference Special Issue |
 200 days of power (and how Labour should use it)Editor: Tom Hampson, Assistant Editor: Ed Wallis Fabian Review Volume 121, no 3 £4.95 Click cover to read whole issue online
As the last Conference season before the election begins, the Fabian Review asks how Labour can use the pulpit of power for the next 200 days. With the polls making increasingly grim reading for Labour, the magazine argues that a decent offer to the country can still be made if governing power is used in a bold and effective way. Sunder Katwala sets out a strategy for using 200 days of power; Mary Riddell interviews Labour's election coordinator Douglas Alexander; Yvette Cooper shows that Labour can still win, while Peter Kellner says we must prepare for the worst; James Macintyre, Dan Paskins and Ed Wallis look at the various election battlegrounds; and Oona King says we need a digital democracy. This issue also features exclusive polling in which women deliver a tough message for Labour on public services. See coverage of our polling in the Independent Read coverage of Mary Riddell's interview with Douglas Alexander in the Telegraph Receive the Fabian Review FREE when you join the Fabian Society. For more information contact the Fabian Society at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 022 7227 4900. |
