'A splendid critique' James O'Brien, Times Literary Supplement
'Richly nuanced, the most stimulating book I have read on Labour in
ages' Martin Kettle, Guardian 'A brilliant book ... a reading of
left-wing politics that suggests a road ahead' Independent A 'dark
knight' conflict between good and evil; control by elite puppet
masters; nostalgia for a golden age: these are the core myths of
populism. And these narratives, argues Chris Clarke, have seduced
the Left in Britain, causing bitter division and electoral
disaster. Only by breaking this narrative spell and moving towards
pluralism can Labour hope to fix itself - and to one day hold power
again. Previously published by Rowman & Littlefield and Policy
Network under the title Warring Fictions
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