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Look Left

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Look Left is the magazine of Oxford University Labour Club. Published at the end of each term, it aims to provide a platform for discussion, debate and opinion within the club and amongst progressives throughout the university.

Labour: still working for women?

Labour: still working for women?

Which areas should Labour prioritise in the fight for gender equality?


The Left has the answers

The Left has the answers

Keynes’ theories can still instruct the Left


Power struggles: the transition to low carbon energy in Britain

Power struggles: the transition to low carbon energy in Britain

Where does the government stand on the issue of adapting the energy industry?


OULC at Reading ’09

OULC at Reading '09

OULC members enjoy Reading and earn the club some money. Win.


Labour can learn from the lessons of the 20′s

Labour can learn from the lessons of the 20's

Labour’s electoral victory in 1929 was a close-run thing but a bold agenda and hard fought campaign transformed them from a party of relative obscurity into a party of government. Similar bravery needs to be shown 80 years on.


Labour must rediscover Democratic Socialism

Labour must rediscover Democratic Socialism

What does it mean to be on the Left these days?


Why devolution matters

Why devolution matters

Give Manchester the independence it deserves


Move on from the politics of class

Move on from the politics of class

Labour must stop using the language of class warfare and focus on policy debates


What is women’s caucus?

What is women's caucus?

Introduction to OULC’s women’s caucus


Time for some backbone

Time for some backbone

At times, OULC can resemble a fanclub for the Cabinet. It’s got to stop.


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