About the Contributors vii Introduction / Thomas Aubrey 1 A DISENCHANTED ELECTORATE 5 Beyond immigration: The search for policy responses to the populist surge must look to infrastructure and education / Andrew Cooper 7 Time to concede on free movement? Examining the reality of free movement of workers / Vince Cable 13 The morning after the night before: What does Brexit mean for British identity? / Stephen Green 21 THE FAILURE OF NEOLIBERALISM 27 Partners for a new kind of growth: Progressive politicians must come together with business and trade unions to build an economy of purpose / Stephen Kinnock 29 What is the role of the state in the economy? Progressive capitalism and a look beyond the third way / David Sainsbury 41 A Broken System: Why has neoliberalism failed to produce inclusive growth? / Andrew Gamble 51 Representing needs: A new language for politics and economics / Lawrence Hamilton 59 The end of laissez-faire: Advancing the national economic interest / Patrick Diamond 71 THE MARKET DOESN'T ALWAYS WORK 83 Fixing the housing market: Is the act of government building houses enough? / Kate Barker 85 Funding the future: The importance of equity capital in financing jobs and firms / Jenny Tooth 95 In demand: How can we plug Britain's technical skills gap? / Alastair Reed 103 THE GOVERNANCE GAP 111 Companies and the common good: Harmonising the aims of firms and society / Sharon Bowles 113 Reinvigorating governance: Institutional shareholders should step up to the challenge of holding executives to account / John Plender 121 The pensions problem: Time to face uncomfortable truths and make different choices? / Dina Medland 131