Social Ownership
In line with our 2008 LRC Conference policy, the LRC is supporting campaigns for, and fostering debate on, social ownership:
Download Why we need a campaign for Social Ownership by Martin Wicks. This paper looks at the recent ‘nationalisations’ and argues for a campaign for real social ownership.
You can also buy the LEAP publication Building the New Common Sense - social ownership for the 21st century.
Download Sources of Union Power by Professor Gregor Gall. This paper looks at the sources of union power in a world of neo-liberal globalisation and puts forward some ideas for discussion about the potential for using that power.
Download A Market Economy based on Common Ownership by Jerry Jones. This LEAP discussion paper proposes a new, more equitable economic system that makes more efficient use of the world’s natural and financial resources, technology, and people’s labour power.
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- Special General Meeting 2018: NEC Statement
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- 2014 Conference: Invitation and Details
- Labour Policy Review 2013
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