New Routes to Social Justice: Empowering Individuals and Innovative Forms of Collective Action
Claudia Chwalisz · Renaud Thillaye · Emma Kinloch
Jun 2017 · Bloomsbury Publishing USA
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122
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The centre left is at a crossroads. Social democracy as a model for social and economic organisation was one of the most remarkable achievements of the 20th Century. Yet today, it comes short of offering attractive and credible new ideas that address the challenges of contemporary societies.
Navigating this juncture will be crucial to the centre left’s future as the traditional ties that bound its support unravel. By championing flexible service provision models and a more deliberative form of democracy, progressives can make citizens feel they have a tangible stake in their future.
This volume does not claim to have all the answers, but it has gathered ideas which provide the groundwork for reframing the debate. It offers new routes towards a state which is fit for the century it serves and a framework for an engaged and educated citizenry.
Navigating this juncture will be crucial to the centre left’s future as the traditional ties that bound its support unravel. By championing flexible service provision models and a more deliberative form of democracy, progressives can make citizens feel they have a tangible stake in their future.
This volume does not claim to have all the answers, but it has gathered ideas which provide the groundwork for reframing the debate. It offers new routes towards a state which is fit for the century it serves and a framework for an engaged and educated citizenry.
About the author
Claudia Chwalisz is a Consultant at Populus and a Crook Public Service Fellow at the Crick Centre, The University of Sheffield.
Renaud Thillaye is Manager at Policy Network.
Emma Kinloch is the Impact and Engagement Manager at the Policy Institute, King's College London.
Renaud Thillaye is Manager at Policy Network.
Emma Kinloch is the Impact and Engagement Manager at the Policy Institute, King's College London.
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