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Tag Archives: Labour
Is Capitalism on the Wane?
John Mcdonnell, Labour’s Shadow Chancellor today announced Labour’s plans to renationalise the railways and many other public utilities at no cost to the public. Does this mean that Jeremy Corbyn’s rejection of contemporary capitalism is now the new mainstream, and/ … Continue reading
The Capitalist Mode of Production
Understanding the Capitalist Mode of Production is crucial to an understanding of both Modernisation Theory and Dependency Theory – I thought the passage below did a nice job of summarizing what the ‘capitalist mode of production’ is. A a special … Continue reading
Posted in Book summaries, Marxism
Tagged Capitalism, feudalism, Labour, surplus value, Work
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Why Did Labour Gain Seats in the 2017 General Election?
In the recent June 2017 General Election, Labour won more votes than it did in 2001, 2005, 2010 or 2015, proving almost all the forecasts and commentators wrong.According to this Guardian article there are three main reasons for this… It … Continue reading
Posted in Neoliberalism and The New Right, Sociology in the News
Tagged individualism, Labour, neoliberalism, objectivity, politics, surveys, voting, youth
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