The Future of Social Democracy: Essays to Mark the 40th Anniversary of the Limehouse Declaration

Front Cover\nThe Future of Social Democracy: Essays to Mark the 40th Anniversary of the Limehouse Declaration\nCopyright information\nDedication\nTable of contents\nNotes on the authors\nForeword\nIntroduction: what are the priorities for social democrats?\n	Who are the social democrats?\n	What is to be done?\n		Mass unemployment\n	Poverty, tax and benefits\n	Modern capitalism\n	Multilateralism\n	Conclusion\nOne After the failed alternative vote referendum, how can electoral reform have a future?\n	Conclusion\nTwo How could a government actually deliver more housing?\n	Conclusion\n	Notes\nThree How will technology change the future of work?\n	Unhelpful beginnings\n	What we know\n	Better education and training\n	Fairer taxation\n	New approaches to income distribution\n	Wider capital ownership\n	Strengthening the power of labour\n	Conclusion\n	Note\nFour Can better public ownership promote efficiency and social justice?\n	The Labour debate on public ownership, nationalisation and state control\n	European social democratic revisionism\n	Nationalisation and privatisation in Britain\n	The challenge facing Keir Starmer\n	What do ‘new times’ demand? The need for an active, modern industrial policy\n	Conclusion\n	Notes\nFive How do we grow the economy without damaging the environment?\n	Achieving sustainability\n	Becoming a fairer society\n	Conclusion: something to aspire to\n	Notes\nSix How can global free trade work for everyone?\n	Conclusion\nSeven Towards a social democratic Towards a social democratic\n	Conclusion\n	Notes\nEight How do we deliver social justice through education?\n	Conclusion\n	Notes\nNine What is the Social Democrat Group?\n	Michael Mullaney – Vice- chair\n	Deborah Newton- Cook – Executive member\n	Tim Caswell – Executive member\n	Rhi Jones – Executive member\n	Rob Jackson – Treasurer\n	David McKenzie – Executive member\nIndex\nBack Cover