Mike Jennings
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- The signal and the noise: global development, aid and the 2024 UK election manifestos
- Britain-first: Global Development in the Conservative Party 2024 Election Manifesto
- Reconnecting to the outside world: global development in the Labour Party 2024 Election Manifesto
- Shifting the Overton window? Global development in the Liberal Party 2024 Election Manifesto
- Grand plans, limited visions and no vision: The Greens, Plaid Cymru, SNP and Reform 2024 Election Manifestos
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Reconnecting to the outside world: global development in the Labour Party 2024 Election Manifesto
The Labour Party 2024 manifesto has been maligned for its caution-above-all approach. Wounded by its past failures, the campaign has sought to persuade the electorate of no-great shocks and surprises: competence rather than revolutionary convulsion. In terms of its approach … Continue reading
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