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CATEGORIES:Critical Theory and Practice Seminar
SUMMARY:‘Corbynomics': What Next? - James Meadway\, New Ec
 onomics Foundation
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160119T183000
UID:TALK63157AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/63157
DESCRIPTION:There’s been a lot of excitable talk about Jeremy 
 Corbyn’s economic policies in the press\, but litt
 le substance. The Corbyn-led Labour Party has a ma
 jor task ahead of it: to think through what kind o
 f economic strategy is needed to make anti-austeri
 ty policy in the UK function. This talk will look 
 at how these efforts are going\, and where they mi
 ght lead the left. It will revolve around (but not
  be restricted to) several themes: the insufficien
 cy of Keynesianism\; the difficulty of breaking au
 sterity not only as an ideology\, but as a set of 
 practices\; the need for structural reforms and ho
 w to develop popular support for a comprehensive a
 nti-austerity programme that can change the shape 
 of the economy.\n\nJames Meadway is consultant eco
 nomic advisor to Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell.
  Before that he was chief economist at the New Eco
 nomics Foundation (NEF)\, a leading UK think-tank 
 promoting social\, economic and environmental just
 ice.
LOCATION:Mill Lane Lecture Room 1
CONTACT:Pierre Bocquillon
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