Compassonline.org.uk Website Review

compas* is looking for talented and energetic people to join our new executive board.. welcome to compas*, the home for everyone who wants to be part of a much more equal, democratic and sustainable future. fresh thinking that provides the policies and ideas to help us move towards a good society. what's left? the state of global social democracy and lessons for uk labour. across much of the world the centre-left is in crisis. in britain, where the labour party has fared better than most, the left still grapples with how to respond to future challenges and is struggling to understand its place in a world where clas* politics has been the brexit vote was the biggest single democratic revolution the uk has experienced in decades. in hindsight everyone saw it coming, but at the time the news when it trickled through in the early hours after the close of polling was a seismic shock. it still is. that was in this piece, hannah o’rourke explores the ways in which our online world is shaping our social interaction - and political awareness. she explains how the use of certain tools incentivises forms of communication and exchange which can run counter to our political the common platform will build a shared vision, programme and set of alliances for a good society; one that is much more equal, sustainable and democratic. crucially, it will combine emerging new practice in civil society and the social economy 1968 has shaped radical progressive politics perhaps more than any other year. it was a moment when the social movements of women, race and peace, which had been developing throughout the decade, collided with new left thinking and ideas. it was crystalised through mostly student protest on campuses and in cities across the west. as mark perryman sets out here, no government fell as a consequence, but space was opened up for a libertarian and non-statist left to flourish. the reverberations of ‘68 continue to ripple through our politics half a