New Left Review I/28, November-December 1964

Ken Coates and Ralph Miliband

Socialist Education: Workers University

Surely when it was faced with a tacitly hostile Establishment in Whitehall and an actively hostile press in Fleet Street it (the Labour Government 1945–51) should have felt the need for a politically conscious and educated rank and file, such as was beginning to emerge in the thirties with the help of the wea and nclc.

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