Politics for a New Generation

To mark ten years since Labour's election, the next generation of political thinkers, including MPs and policy specialists have come together to outline what the next phase of the progressive agenda should be and how it can be achieved. This collection of essays considers the future direction of progressive governance, politics and policy.

ED BALLS MP Economic Secretary to the Treasury
HILARY BENN MP Secretary of State for International Development
RICHARD BROOKS Associate Director, ippr and Head of Public Services Team, UK
DAWN BUTLER MP Chair of All Party Group on young people
GRAEME COOKE Research Assistant, ippr, Social Policy Team, UK
NATASHA ENGEL MP Labour Member of Parliament for North East Derbyshire
GOSTA ESPING-ANDERSEN Professor of Sociology, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain
STAN GREENBERG Democratic pollster and political strategist
RT HON BEVERLY HUGHES MP Minster of State, Department for Education and Skills
MICHAEL JOHNSON Research Fellow, ippr North, UK
SADIQ KHAN MP Member of Parliament for Tooting
MIRANDA LEWIS Senior Research Fellow and Head of People and Policy Team, ippr, UK
DAVID MILIBAND MP Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
ED MILIBAND MP Junior Minister in the Cabinet Office
RICHARD MUIR Research Fellow, ippr, Democracy Team, UK
JAMIE REED MP Labour Member of Parliament for the UK constituency of Copeland
MARTIN RHODES Professor of Comparative Political Economy, Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS), University of Denver, Colorado, USA
BEN ROGERS Associate Director, ippr, UK
ALISON SEABECK MP Labour MP for Plymouth Devonport
SONIA SODHA Research Fellow, ippr, Directors' Research Team, UK
DANNY SRISKANDARANJAH Associate Director, ippr, Head of Migration, Equalities and Citizenship, UK
EMILY THORNBERRY MP MP for Islington South & Finsbury, UK
KITTY USSHER MP Labour Member of Parliament for Burnley
ROBERT VANCE Research Assistant, ippr, Directors' Research Team, UK
LENI WILD Research Fellow, ippr, International Team, UK

'This is a very timely book, setting out a thoroughly researched agenda for a renewed struggle against social injustice at home and abroad.' - Stuart White, Tutorial Fellow in Politics, Jesus College, Oxford University, UK