| Summer 2008: The Class Issue |
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Fabian Review Vol 120, no 2 ISSN 1356 1812 £4.95 Click cover to read whole issue online
This summer the Fabian Review exposes and explores Britain's class taboos. This issue of the Fabian Review features exclusive interviews with David Blunkett and Professor David Cannadine, and a series of pioneering policy recommendations including Tom Hampson's controversial work on class hate and the word "chav" . Fabian Society members receive a copy of this Review, and an annual subscription to all issues of the Fabian Review, free with membership. Not a member? Join today: contact the Fabian Office on 020 7227 4900 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or beat the queues and join online here. In This Issue:
Fabian Society Senior Research Fellow Louise Bamfield asks some probing questions about class and equal opportunity, New Local Government Director Chris Leslie argues for bold new fair taxes , and leading human geographer Danny Dorling shows us how cash is king in modern Britain . With Sunder Katwala on what we can learn from the American elections , and former Blair strategist Peter Hyman on Ten Years of New Labour, it's altogether a class act.
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