Prospects for Labour victory in the UK

What can a Keir Starmer government achieve, and what obstacles stand in its way?

After the warm welcome of its first edition in November 2022, FEPS and Karl–Renner-Institute will be organising another iteration of the new feature of the Next Left Research Program: the Next Left Lectures. Lord Roger Liddle, member of the House of Lords, will present this second lecture on ‘Prospects for Labour victory in the UK:  what a Keir Starmer government can achieve and what obstacles stand in its way?’

The Next Left Lecture and strategic colloquium are the new features of one of the longest-existing FEPS initiatives, the Next Left Research Programme. The latter has been run since 2009 with the support of Karl–Renner-Institute and many other FEPS members, with the ambition to contribute to progressive thinking, propose innovative paths, and help reinforce social democrats on the local, regional, national, European and global levels.

Programme

10h00-11h00 Open Lecture taking place at the European Parliament (Hybrid)

11h00-12h00 Expert meeting discussion at the European Parliament

12h00-13h00 Lunch break at FEPS headquarters

13h30-15h00 High-Level conversation debate at FEPS headquarters (Hybrid)

This event will first take place at the European Parliament and will then continue at FEPS HQ, Avenue des Arts, 46, 1000 Brussels

For more information, please write to Ania Skrzypek, FEPS Director for Research and Training (ania.skrzypek@feps-europe.eu) and/or Céline Guedes, FEPS Project Officer (celine.guedes@feps-europe.eu).