Is Socialism Possible in Britain? analyses Jeremy Corbyn's tenure as Labour leader and the
prospects for parliamentary socialism in a post-Corbyn Britain. Lively and insightful it is
informed by an insider's view of the most radical period in Labour's history. A veteran of the
Stop the War Coalition Andrew Murray was seconded to Corbyn's office from the Unite trade
union and witnessed an extraordinary daily bombardment from sections of the Parliamentary
Labour Party and the media. He candidly assesses the leadership's response to the antisemitism
controversy and the dilemmas of Brexit as well as Keir Starmer's restoration of a turgid
neo-Blairism. The problems that beset Corbyn are likely to confront any similar political
project. Is Socialism Possible in Britain? explores how they can be more effectively addressed
in the future a future which we must hope is not so far away.
