Foreword | |
Key Dates in the History of the Labour Party's Youth Movement | |
Written and oral evidence | |
Introduction | |
The Framework of Analysis | |
Power in the Labour Party | |
Factionalism | |
A Difficult Birth | |
Precursors | |
Domestic and foreign models | |
What did you do in the League? | |
Labour Party support | |
Accommodation | |
Political activities | |
The First League of Youth | |
The political backdrop | |
How old is youth? | |
What sort of organisation? | |
The impact of the Spanish Civil War | |
Socialism, the Labour Party and the League of Youth in the 1930s | |
The Second League of Youth | |
The second League of Youth: growth and tension | |
The decline of the second League of Youth: 1951-59 | |
The Labour League of Youth in the West Riding of | |
Yorkshire including a Case Study of Huddersfield. | |
Political and economic background | |
Young Socialists to Young Labour | |
The birth of the Young Socialists | |
Attempts by New Labour to appeal to youth | |
Single issue politics | |
United Kingdom Youth Parliament | |
The future for Young Labour: government initiatives | |
Young Labour initiatives | |
Conclusion | |
Conclusion | |
Appendix | |
Bibliography | |
Index | |
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