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hegemony

we need to talk about hegemony, an idea that was developed most famously by the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci. Hegemony is a system of power within complex societies

—p.160 Corbynism and the Parameters of Power (156) by Alex Williams
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Hayekian

the Austrian school of economic and social theorists – in particular Hayek and von Mises – that proposed that the world was simply too complex to manage through state control and that only markets would be capable of functioning as an appropriately supple information-processing and coordination system

—p.158 Corbynism and the Parameters of Power (156) by Alex Williams
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neoliberalism

While Labour were committed to ‘sharing the proceeds of growth’ more equitably than in the Thatcher and Major years, the process by which growth was to be achieved remained the same: the embedding of neoliberalism within government, society, and the economy.

—p.158 Corbynism and the Parameters of Power (156) by Alex Williams
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we have a movement to build

We have a movement to build. In the process, we may lose the next two or three elections. As long as our enemies control the media, dominate workplaces and determine the nature of so many community institutions, they will always be able to frighten enough of the electorate into voting against us to…

—p.146 The Question of Leadership (128) by Jeremy Gilbert
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the liberal and the sociological models of politics

The great difference between the liberal and the sociological models, however, is that the latter can at least explain the former. It is easy to understand where the idea of politics as marketing comes from and why it has so much support if we think about the fact that it essentially serves the int…

—p.143 The Question of Leadership (128) by Jeremy Gilbert