Description

Eunice Goes is a professor of Politics at Richmond University, and her area of expertise is ideologies and the role of ideas in the activities of political parties. She is particularly interested in understanding how ideas rise and fall out of fashion, a theme she explored in her doctoral thesis (The Labour Party and the Idea of Work) successfully defended at the LSE in 2002. Her last book was The Labour Party under Ed Miliband: Trying But Failing to Renew Social Democracy, which explored how the Labour party adopted and adapted old and new ideas for its 2015 electoral manifesto. In 2022, she won the Michael Freeden Prize for the best article published in the Journal of Political Ideologies in 2021 (‘Ideas and Party Change: Predistribution and Socialist Renewal in the Labour Party Under Ed Miliband’, Journal of Political Ideologies, June 2021 Vol. 26, 2, 180-200). She has continued to research and publish on the ideas of the Labour Party, and she is currently working on a short introduction to European social democracy which will be published in 2024 by Agenda Publishing.

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