Electoralism or class struggle? - Phil Dickens

While there are many pieces talking generally about the problems and limitations of representative democracy, this series looks at and debunks specific 'tactical voting' strategies and election narratives from an anti-electoral, working class perspective.

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This good series deserves

This good series deserves regular highlighting given the number of times the same issues are raised on this site.

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