Titlebook: Building New Labour; The Politics of Part Meg Russell Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 democra

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Women in the Party: The Quiet Revolution,is had a profound impact both on Labour’s culture and its external image. Nothing was more symbolic of the party’s ‘newness’ than the image of Tony Blair as prime minister with the massed ranks of 101 Labour women MPs in May 1997. Yet the reforms that brought this situation about had not been champi

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The National Executive Committee,onally had day-to-day responsibility for both policy and organisational matters. It is the body to which the party’s General Secretary, and therefore all staff, formally report. The dominance of the trade unions on the NEC historically provided a ‘loyal base responding to the initiatives of the “pol

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Annual Conference,lee as the ‘Parliament of the movement’ (1937, p. 93), the party’s 1918 constitution stated that it was the annual conference which would decide ‘what specific proposals of legislative, financial or administrative reform’ would ‘receive the general support of the Party, and be promoted … by the Nati

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Reform Frustrated: The Grassroots,f those who are active in the party engage with it primarily at a local level. Whilst national structures may change it is thus the organisation of local meetings, campaigns, social and other events that has greatest potential impact on most party members.

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