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The rise and fall of digital Corbynism: The British left has the internet tools to generate a lasting movement--if only it knew how to use them.

• Authors : Forrester, Katrina

• Source: New Statesman. 2021, Vol. 150, Issue 5633, pages. 5

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Red and buried; De-Corbynising Labour.

• Source: The Economist. 2022.

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The remarkable rise of Liz Truss--and what she learned from Jeremy Corbyn.

• Authors : Bush, Stephen

• Source: New Statesman. 2021, Vol. 150, Issue 5638, pages. 1

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Keir Starmer has alienated the generation Corbyn energised. But can Labour succeed without us?

• Authors : Seaton, Lola

• Source: New Statesman. 2021, Vol. 150, Issue 5619, pages. 1

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Red and buried; De-Corbynising Labour.

• Source: The Economist. April 23, 2022, p23.

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Labour faces a painful reckoning: those who enabled Corbynism can't be trusted with its future.

• Authors : Bogdanor, Vernon

• Source: New Statesman. 2020, Vol. 149, Issue 5506, pages. 1

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In the valley of death: Labour and the disintegration of social democracy.

• Authors : Pearce, Nick

• Source: New Statesman. 2015, Vol. 144, Issue 5281, pages. 4

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How radical left populism was reborn: Progressives are championing "the people" against "the elite".

• Authors : Eaton, George

• Source: New Statesman. 2018, Vol. 147, Issue 5427, pages. 2

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The unfinished revolution.

• Authors : Bush, Stephen

• Source: New Statesman. 2017, Vol. 146, Issue 5383, pages. 2

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Kezia Dugdale's quiet victory: can Scottish Labour win again?

• Authors : Rampen, Julia

• Source: New Statesman. 2017, Vol. 146, Issue 5371, pages. 2

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