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How Labour Can Win
Campaigning for Jeremy Corbyn isn't enough. The Labour Party must be transformed into a vehicle of popular democracy.
It would be easy to feel a sense of frustration at recent events in the Labour Party.
The coup against Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership has been a gift to the Tories: distracting from their own divisions, papering over the recession they have likely triggered, and allowing them to open up a significant lead in the polls.
But it was also an inevitability. Corbyn’s election as leader last September was a symptom of a broader crisis in British politics. His victory was never accepted by MPs who still believed they could restore the old order.
What is now playing out in the Labour Party is a pivotal battle between a 1990s politics that is dying and a post-2008 politics that is struggling to be born. Two upcoming events — August’s leadership election and September’s party conference — provide Labour members with a crucial opportunity.
It won’t be enough to campaign for Corbyn to hold onto the leadership. If Labour is to build a future for left-wing politics in Britain, it must be transformed into a vehicle of popular democracy.
History
When the Labour Party last unseated a Tory government in 1997, it was responding to a distinct political moment.
In a decade shaped by the fall of the Berlin Wall there was a widespread belief that history had ended, the most important questions about society had been answered, and the prevailing economic system would develop to bring prosperity to more and more people. One after another, Western social-democratic parties embraced this and became part of a governing class that sought to, as Lord Falconer once put it, “depoliticize key decision-making.”
Blairism was a political philosophy for an era of post-politics. Governments no longer had to choose between capital and labor because, as Tony Blair proclaimed, “the class war was over.”
Instead what was needed was a professional politics. Under Blair’s modernizing project, political parties would cease to be mass organizations with roots in civil society and become elite cliques designed to efficiently administer government.
While economic growth continued, this model could build a social majority. Won over by the spirit of the times, few people objected to politics being hollowed out: at first, there appeared to be relatively little cost to letting technocrats make all the decisions.
The 2008 economic crisis, however, exposed this fallacy. A political system designed to insulate decision-making from popular pressure has proven incapable of responding to growing dissatisfaction, and is instead beginning to buckle under the strain. Its designers, who once claimed the title of modernizers, today resemble dinosaurs.
The Third Way is running out of road. In its place is emerging a new politics of social conflict. The initial public response of “anti-politics” has begun to turn decisively towards re-engagement.
Last year saw the most protests in Britain for decades. After years of falling living standards, many who had once believed that public affairs could be left to the political elite are now demanding more control over their lives.
There can be few more dramatic expressions of this than the explosion in Labour Party membership to six hundred thousand, making it the first mass party in the Western world this century. But Labour is not the only party seeing a significant growth: the Scottish National Party, UKIP, and the Greens also saw an influx of members as each in their own way became repositories of anti-establishment sentiment. The seeming impossibility of resolving problems by individual action is causing the return of mass politics.
Corbyn’s victory in September was a product of this shifting terrain. Realizing its potential, however, will require a deeper transformation than retaining the leadership.
Transformation
If Labour is to become a party that can win victories for left-wing politics in the twenty-first century it will need to capture a political zeitgeist.
As inequality deepens, and the British economy continues to stagnate, the prospects for professional politics will likely worsen. Rather than contenting itself with being the left-wing of a broken system, Labour should seek to challenge it by using its new mass membership as a basis for a new, representative politics.
To achieve this, Jeremy Corbyn’s supporters should use the coming months to win a mandate for four key reforms: party democracy, movement politics, responsive policy-making, and real representation.
Changes in party democracy must begin with how Labour receives its new members. Rather than treating them suspiciously, disenfranchising them, and subjecting them to a compliance unit, the party should instead establish a membership engagement office.
This should be an interactive body, designed to inform new and existing members about party structures and involve them in local campaigns. It should also consider criticisms made about the antiquated local structures many of these members will first encounter, and produce regular reports outlining potential reforms.
The party will also need to leverage new technologies to improve popular participation. There is no excuse for maintaining old hierarchies that monopolize decision-making in a few hands