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100			_aFabian Society _914282
245			_aWhy Life Chances Matter
260			_aLondon _bFabian Society _c2005
300			_avi,120 p. _bPB _c21x15 cm.+
365			_b6.95 _c£ _d6.95
520			_aThis influential interim report of the Fabian Commission on Life Chances and Child Poverty draws on new Fabian/MORI deliberative research into public attitudes to set out the philosophical and political challenges involved in forging a compelling new public politics of inequality. With responses from David Miliband, John Reid, Ruth Kelly, Alan Milburn and Yvette Cooper. The mission to improve and equalise life chances defines the political left. This important collection sets out why the Labour government must make inequality central to its third term public agenda if it is to achieve its goals of abolishing child poverty by 2020 and embedding a ‘progressive consensus’ in British politics. If Labour is serious about realigning British politics and transforming our society in its third term, then the life chances agenda enables the government to articulate its vision of the good society and the programme which can bring that society closer to reality. You can buy a printed copy edition of Why Life Chance Matter for £6.95, plus £1 p+p, by phoning the Fabian Society bookshop on 020 7227 4900, emailing us at bookshop@fabian-society.org.uk or send a cheque payable to “The Fabian Society” to 11 Dartmouth Street, London, SW1H 9BN.
650			_aGreat Britian _914283
650			_aPoor Children _914284
650			_aLabour Party _914285
650			_aEquality _914286
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