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Luath Press Ltd Paperback English

Keep Left

Red Paper on Scotland 2025

Edited by Pauline Bryan

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Luath Press Ltd Paperback English

Keep Left

Red Paper on Scotland 2025

Edited by Pauline Bryan

Regular price £11.99 £10.19 Save 15%
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  • This book has a message for everyone concerned about the direction of politics in Scotland, the UK and beyond: do not despair. There are realistic, left alternatives to being stuck in a political ‘doom loop’. In 1975 the Red Paper on Scotland, edited by the young, radical Gordon Brown was a seminal publication; it helped create, not just catch, the mood of the day.  Fifty years later a new group of writers have come together to write about what we can learn from the past and how we can shape what lies ahead. The authors of this book believe only a radical redistribution of wealth and power within a democratic economy will engage Scottish voters. It calls on us to Keep Left.
This book has a message for everyone concerned about the direction of politics in Scotland, the UK and beyond: do not despair. There are realistic, left alternatives to being stuck in a political ‘doom loop’. In 1975 the Red Paper on Scotland, edited by the young, radical Gordon Brown was a seminal publication; it helped create, not just catch, the mood of the day.  Fifty years later a new group of writers have come together to write about what we can learn from the past and how we can shape what lies ahead. The authors of this book believe only a radical redistribution of wealth and power within a democratic economy will engage Scottish voters. It calls on us to Keep Left.