Is Corbynism best described as a robust vision of social democracy (Jackson)?

1. Do the differences in the fortunes of the Scottish and Welsh national parties prove that cultural nationalism is an irrelevance in British politics? 2. Is Corbynism best described as a robust vision of social democracy (Jackson)? 3. Pragmatism or pandering to xenophobia? Which of these better describes the post-1958 politics of immigration of Britains mainstream political parties? 4. Stuart Hall described New Labour as a hybrid regime comprising both neo-liberal and social-democratic strands. Which do you think was the dominant strand? 5. To characterise Thatcherism as a project is to overlook the pragmatism and opportunism of the Thatcher governments. Do you agree? 6. In 2007 Philip Lynch described the two-party system as the dead man walking of British politics. Does the experience of the Brexit referendum prove him right or wrong?