Gordon Brown starkly outlines the dangers of a far-right surge across the world, criticizing the appeasement of the far right by moderates, particularly in Europe.
Brown calls for a progressive alternative to counter the far right, suggesting that acknowledging the roots of the surge is essential for success against it.
The far right is exploiting the void left by social democracy, as traditional parties moved away from the working class amidst transformative changes in work.
To effectively beat the far right, Brown argues for a rejection of austerity politics and a principled migration discussion alongside a focus on core everyday issues.
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