Progressive Social Change
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Hi,
I'm a final year Political Science student and have come a bit stuck with my final essay for this academic year. The question is entitled 'Which ONE contemporary social movement/left party offers the most hope for progressive social change in the contemporary context? Why?'. – Having done quite a bit of research, I am beginning to formulate an answer around a revolutionary approach is what is needed in order to achieve genuine social change, due to the inherent flaws of capitalism.
Does anyone have any ideas or recommended reading I can do?
Thanks
There's absolutely a huge amount of information on here in the Publications and archives. I also suggest have a read of: The Socialist Party of Great Britain: Politics, Economics, and Britain's Oldest Socialist Party. David A. Perrin, ISBN 1-872424-80-5.Also have a read in the dropdown menu above on 'What makes us different'. Finally, myself I would deconstruct the meaning behind "proggresive". For leftist it means reformism and not revolution and consequently its rendered meaningless. Which is the reason why we don't use the term.Hope this helps and all the best. If you require further advice or information we are always available.
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