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and Hello and welcome to Politics Theory Other.

My name is Alex Doherty and today I'm joined by Jacob Mukherjee.

We'll be discussing Britain's housing crisis, what that crisis means for the major political parties and the post-Thatcher settlement. And we'll also be discussing efforts to organize tenants in the private rented sector.

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Reese Mogg's show. Real Time with Bill Maher. George Galloway's, the mother of all talk shows, and perhaps

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Jacob Mukherjee recently completed a PhD at Goldsmiths on political organising in London,

entitled Our London, grassroots activism inism in the Post Fordist City.

He works as a campaigner for an organisation fighting to improve security and to enhance the power of private renters.

And he's also a member of the newly launched London renters union.

He speaks here in a personal capacity.

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