Some thoughts on recent changes in UK political economy, and why an in-the-round rethinking of our growth model is needed. Luckily for Reeves, a new ecosystem is growing to support political change. See the link below to the full piece:

A previous TPI contributor, Ethan Lewis writing (and new Substack) on Toryism is thought-provoking and fascinating. Whatever your political leaning, its well worth checking out!

Our new series on late-stage British governments investigates why governments *actually* die - and how their failures have larger impacts on future governing / policy than people realise. It may be cliche, but we must learn from the past. Part 1 is available for FREE below:

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A new piece on how rebellion, narrative and malaise combine to destroy British governments, particularly late-term premierships. Emotion - an under-acknowledged factor in party machinations - plays a significant role in these processes. Read below (Free):

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Excellent appointment by LabourList

The state of British politics & discourse is going downhill if a former PM, who happens to be British Asian, posts this and he gets a flood of racist abuse.

The final piece of my series on late-term premierships is out now, focusing on: ⚔️Agency vs structure 🔥Pinpointing moments of strategic collapse 🧐How popular memory misconstrues political history Read for free below:

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People really underestimate the value of encouragement. Some of the highest ambition stuff I've done/ have pivoted my work towards has come from people simply saying 'you would be great at X'. When that comes from someone that you admire, it is a major injection of confidence.