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Peter Joycetion and counter-hegemony. We concentrate on the role of ideology in realizing change, with particular reference to the ideologies emanating from egalitarian social movements. We focus in particular on how the theory and practice of affective equality can be a mobilizing narrative given its generati

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tion and counter-hegemony. We concentrate on the role of ideology in realizing change, with particular reference to the ideologies emanating from egalitarian social movements. We focus in particular on how the theory and practice of affective equality can be a mobilizing narrative given its generati

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,The Liberal Party, Progressive Politics and Liberal—Labour Relations, 1906–29,tional party to sustain it in office as it had been in the past. The activation of the non-aggression pact between the Liberal party and the Labour Representation Committee was influential in securing the return of 29 independent members who subsequently adopted the title of ‘Labour party’.

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d then Liberal Democrats and the Labour parties, and seeks to provide an understanding of the factors which have created the potential for the realignment of the centre left of the political spectrum and the forces which have historically impeded its attainment.This authoritative account of the Brit

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,The Liberal Party, Progressive Politics and Liberal—Labour Relations, 1906–29,dership of Henry Campbell-Bannerman). The subsequent general election resulted in a landslide victory for the Liberal party. Three hundred and seventy-seven members were returned to the House of Commons and the party had an overall majority of 84 and was thus not reliant on the votes of the Irish Na

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,Liberal—Labour Party Relationships, 1929–39,n their eventual fusion into a single progressive party. The election demonstrated to Labour the need to appeal to an electorate beyond that of the working class. which an alliance with the Liberal party might facilitate in future contests. The third-party status of the Liberal party was confirmed a

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