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Table of Contents

Editorial notes

Sally Davison
pp. 5-9
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Shrinking horizons: Starmerism and the politics of nothing

Will Leggett
pp. 10-25
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Political commitment and us

Nick Beech
pp. 26-40
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Political commitment

Stuart Hall
pp. 41-62
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A diary from the wilderness: The search for a new political home

Nick Davidson
pp. 63-75
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Feeling political? Turbulent emotions in the age of Starmer and Reform UK

Sarah Bufkin, John Clarke, Jo Littler
pp. 76-91
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Slaying monsters? Forms of opposition and resistance under the current Labour government

Rosalind Brunt
pp. 92-105
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'I would prefer for the genocide to stop than for Starmer to recognise Palestine'

Sarah Bufkin, Kamel Hawwash
pp. 106-122
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The UK government and artificial intelligence: Embracing the vampire

Carl Rowlands
pp. 123-141
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What is Labour doing on migration? Frances Webber and Joseph Maggs talk to Kirsten Forkert

Frances Webber, Joseph Maggs, Kirsten Forkert
pp. 142-161
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No new dawn for renters

Adam Peggs
pp. 162-177
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What media do we need in an era of Trump and Reform?

Natalie Fenton, Des Freedman, Anamik Saha, Justin Schlosberg, Francesca Sobande, Gavan Titley
pp. 178-192
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Reflections on the international crisis

Michael Rustin
pp. 193-207
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Border by contract

Thomas J. Williams
pp. 208-224
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From punk rebellion to happy consumerism: Utopia and alternatives in Chinese popular culture

Zixuan Liu
pp. 225-237
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Feminism, neoliberalism and the 'Great Moving Right Show'

Angela McRobbie
pp. 238-256
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The limits and paradoxes of solidarity: Some notes on the Iranian uprising and genocide in Palestine

Gholam Khiabany
pp. 257-275
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