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Centrism in an Age of Populism: How it Will Still Decide the Next Election
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Centrism in an Age of Populism: How it Will Still Decide the Next Election
Jamie Carey Sir Tony Blair once argued that “the route to the summit lies through the centre ground”. Having won three elections with New Labour, he perhaps had a point. For much of the past three decades, success in British politics has appeared to depend on capturing the political middle rather than energising the ideological extremes. After Blair’s victories in 1997, 2001 and 2005, the Conservatives under David Cameron followed a similar strat
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