We are compiling a list of the top 50 most influential left wing thinkers of 2010 – politicians, journalists, bloggers, think tankers, academics, campaigners – and we need your input; please email me - shamik@leftfootforward.org - with your suggestions.
We are compiling a list of the top 50 most influential left wing thinkers of 2010 – politicians, journalists, bloggers, think tankers, academics, campaigners – and we need your input.
Please email me – shamik@leftfootforward.org – with your suggestions or write them in the comments below or tweet #left50; the deadline has been extended to the start of next month, midnight Sunday 5th September.
We will then collate a list of 50 for our readers to vote on; the results will be published in September around conference season.
Thanks in advance for all your suggestions!
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21 Responses to “Who are the most influential left wingers of 2010?”
bolotics
One of the most influential left wingers must Bob Crow, General Secretary of the RMT. Whatever people think of trade unions this man has stood up for his members and ordinary people no matter what has been thrown at the union.
Liz McShane
Mehdi Hasan of The New Statesman is top of my list!
Alexander Craven
Dennis Skinner
Rod
Andy Newman of socialistunity blog
Michael Thompson
John Cruddas