Robert Taylor

World Affairs

"Immature, immoral, vulgar, materialistic . . ."

• 03 March 2003

How Britons viewed Yanks in the 1940s

Politics

Gordon the Red. Robert Taylor on the reissue of an early book by the Chancellor

• 09 December 2002

Maxton Gordon Brown Mainstream Publishing, 334pp, £12.99 ISBN 1840186097

Economy

Spirit of the mill owners lives on

• 25 November 2002

Observations on British management

Politics

The Bain of their lives

• 18 November 2002

Observations on firefighters

World Affairs

Triumph without triangulation

• 23 September 2002

Observations on Sweden's election

Politics

The comrades are back at Blackpool

• 16 September 2002
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Observations of reds under the bed

World Affairs

Brits lead the workers of the world

• 09 September 2002

Politics

The workers are restless

• 29 July 2002

From the city of The Full Monty comes the forgotten rumble of revolt, as the shop floor sends "the man from nowhere" to lead one of Britain's top unions. Robert Taylor reports on an industrial earthquake

Politics

The angry young men turn on Blair

• 22 July 2002

Observations on the trade unions

Politics

The unions hold their heads up again

• 06 May 2002

Is new Labour finished and the Third Way obsolete? Many on the left think so. Robert Taylor reveals plans to wrest back the ideological high ground