David KoganProtest and Power
The Battle for the Labour Party
Preface Interviewees 1981 and 2018 Abbreviations Part One: Protest; the
Rise and Fall of the New Left 1. Vladimir's Plan 2. The Years that Changed
Everything 3. The High-Water Mark - The Benn Campaign and its Aftermath 4.
The Reaction and the Response Part Two: The Counter-revolution 5. The Dream
Team 6. The Wilderness Years Begin Part Three: Power; the New Labour
Revolution 7. The New Generation 8. New Labour Takes Control Part Four: New
Labour; the Good, the Bad and the Ugly 9. What was New Labour? 10. The Good
11. The Bad and the Ugly 12. Conflict 13. Opposition - The Left, the Unions
and the Media 14. The Beginning of the End 15. Gordon Brown - The End of
New Labour 16. Judging New Labour Part Five: The Miliband Interregnum;
Between Power and Protest 17. The Last Electoral College 18. Where are the
Milibandites? 19. Falkirk and Collins 20. The Road to 2015 21. The 2015
General Election Part Six: The Four Summers of Jeremy Corbyn; the Summer of
Love 22. The Establishment 23. The Insurgents 24. Throwing it Away Part
Seven: The Four Summers of Jeremy Corbyn; the Summer of Redemption 25. From
Swarm to Momentum 26. Learning on the Job 27. The Referendum 28. The
Chicken Coup 29. The Importance of 2016 Part Eight: The Four Summers of
Jeremy Corbyn; the Summer of Fun 30. The Apotheosis - The 2017 General
Election 31. Consolidation Part Nine: The Four Summers of Jeremy Corbyn;
the Long, Hot Summer 32. The Baggage of the Past 33. The Dialogue of the
Deaf 34. The Wheel Turns Part Ten: Brexit and Beyond 35. The Shadow of
Brexit 36. The Fault Lines Exposed 37. Epilogue Acknowledgements Index
