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Nov 2, 2026

Jordan CampGUEST
44:01
And he's turning to Gramsci's southern question in his conjunctural analysis, and basically adapting Gramsci's theory of fascism as a product of the uneven development of capitalism to describe a new form of authoritarianism that he's calling authoritarian populism that he's saying specific to the conjuncture.
Jordan CampGUEST
44:21
The last thing I'll say quickly about this, Sasha, is that You know, while Hall was reticent to describe Powellism, as he termed it, or he introduced the term Thatcherism in one of his essays in Marxism Today to describe the authoritarian politics of Margaret Thatcher, we need to also modify and adapt Hall.
Jordan CampGUEST
44:43
that we need not necessarily accept his conclusions about a different conjuncture.
Jordan CampGUEST
44:48
And I think if Stuart Hall was here, though he passed in 2014, he would not have it, us to just say, well, as Stuart Hall said about the 70s, we can just adapt uncritically about the 20s.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:44
It's 1998.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:45
Tony Blair has just secured his landslide, and a bunch of thinkers associated with the publication Marxism Today are having a series of seminars in London's then fashionable Stoke Newington.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:58
And you, Michael Gove, are one of the star attendees.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
3:02
Now, none of the assembled lefties are under any illusions that you're a fellow traveler.

23 MINS LATER

Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
25:54
They sound like alibis.
Michael GoveGUEST
25:55
Mm.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
25:55
And I think that Michael Gove, who wrote for Marxism Today, and certainly the Michael Gove I used to read in Times-
Michael GoveGUEST
26:01
Mm
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:09
It's 1998.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:11
Tony Blair has just secured his landslide, and a bunch of thinkers associated with the publication Marxism Today are having a series of seminars in London's then fashionable Stoke Newington.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:24
And you, Michael Gove, are one of the star attendees.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:28
Now, none of the assembled lefties are under any illusions that you're a fellow traveler.

23 MINS LATER

Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
25:19
They sound like alibis.
Michael GoveGUEST
25:21
Mm.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
25:21
And I think the Michael Gove who wrote for Marxism Today, and certainly the Michael Gove I used to read in Times-
Michael GoveGUEST
25:26
Mm
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:44
It's 1998.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:45
Tony Blair has just secured his landslide, and a bunch of thinkers associated with the publication Marxism Today are having a series of seminars in London's then fashionable Stoke Newington.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
2:58
And you, Michael Gove, are one of the star attendees.
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
3:02
Now, none of the assembled lefties are under any illusions that you're a fellow traveler.

23 MINS LATER

Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
25:54
They sound like alibis
Michael GoveGUEST
25:55
Mm
Aditya ChakraborttyHOST
25:55
And I think that Michael Gove, who wrote for Marxism Today, and certainly the Michael Gove I used to read in Times-
Michael GoveGUEST
26:01
Mm
Jeremy GilbertHOST
81:18
I mean, as th- as I think I've said on the show before, right up to, you know, the fact that they were actually...
Jeremy GilbertHOST
81:23
They were still f- the Communist Party of the Soviet Union was still f- giving money to Marxism Today, which was the magazine that popularized the ideas of Stuart Hall in the 1980s.
Jeremy GilbertHOST
81:33
And it really is difficult to know how you're going to, um, uh, overcome all that.
Jeremy GilbertHOST
81:39
Of course, some people hope that China, the rise of China will play a sig- a similar comparable role, although there is no question, I think there is no chance basically of us getting into a world in which the Chinese Communist Party is actively supporting socialist and communist movements around the world.

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