There was a time - during the long Thatcher-Major-Blair-Brown years - when it looked as if British socialism had been consigned to the dustbin of history. Even a real crisis of capitalism - the Great Crash of 2008 - did not revive it. Indeed Labour was replaced by a centre-right Coalition. But the sclerotic recovery from that Crash, the long shadow of austerity, stagnant real wages and a new generation which doesn't see what's so great about capitalism when it has no capital - and of course has never been served a British Rail sandwich - all that has put socialism back on the agenda and Jezza in control of the Labour Party. So what does the future look like? Here's Paul Mason with his Take of the Week.
