New Historical Express

Category: Elections

Conservatives, Elections, Harold Wilson, labour history, Tories, UK Labour Party, Uncategorized

‘Who Governs Britain?’: The last time the Tories called a snap election…
British far left, Communist Party of Britain, Communist Party of Great Britain, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Elections, Entryism, International Marxist Group, IS/SWP, Jeremy Corbyn, labour history, Marxism, Marxism Today, Marxism-Leninism, Militant/Socialist Party, New Labour, New Left, Seamus Milne, Stop the War, Trade unions, UK Labour Party

Corbyn, Labour and the limits of the British far left
Anti-communism, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, Communist Party of Australia, Double dissolution elections, Elections, International communist movement, labour history, Parliament, Robert Menzies

1951 and the attempt to ban the Australian Communist Party: When Turnbull’s predecessor gambled on a double dissolution election
Archives, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, British Commonwealth, British High Commission, Colonial Office, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Contemporary history, Decolonisation, Elections, Embassies and diplomatic staff, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Harold Wilson, Malcolm Fraser, National Archives (UK), Parliament, Research, The Dismissal, Whitlam Government

The road to ‘The Dismissal’ in 1975: The British perspective
‘White Australia Policy’, Announcements, Anti-racism, Asylum, Australian Border Force, Australian history, Border control studies, Contemporary history, Criminology, Elections, Immigration, Profiling, Public service announcements, Racial discrimination, Refugees, Tony Abbott

New article on Australian Border Force for Salvage mag
1981 riots, 2011 riots, Austerity, British ‘race relations’, British far left, British History, Contemporary history, Elections, Entryism, Jeremy Corbyn, Journal articles, Law & order, Margaret Thatcher, Marxism, Police violence, Policing history, protest, Public order issues, Racial discrimination, SDP, Thatcherism, UK Labour Party, Unemployment

2011 was not 1981. And 2015 is not 1983.
British History, Contemporary history, Elections, Heath Government, Miners’ Strikes, National Archives (UK), NUM, Thatcherism, Three day week, Tories, Trade unions, TUC, UK Labour Party

40 years since the beginning of the ‘three day week’
2010 election, Border control studies, Britain-EEC/EU relations, British ‘race relations’, British History, Contemporary history, Ed Miliband, Elections, Immigration, Immigration Act 1971, Neo-liberalism, New Labour, Refugees, Right-wing populism, Smethwick, Tories, UK Labour Party, UKBA, UKIP

The ‘Smethwick Problem’ in 2010: Labour, Immigration and Responding to Electoral Defeat