Greg Rosen

Greg Rosen is Chair of the Labour History Group, co-editor of the journal Labour History and an adviser to the Labour Party's 1906-2006 Centenary Group. He edited the Dictionary of Labour Biography (Politico's, 2001) and is the author of Old Labour to New: The dreams that inspired, the battles that divided (Politico's, 2005).

A former government strategist, from 1999-2003 he worked for the UK's largest manufacturing trade union. Since 2000 he has been a member of the Fabian Society Executive, serving since 2002 as chair of the Fabian Research and Publications Committee.

	Dictionary of Labour Biography 'Deserves to be measured by the same standards as the Oxford Companion [to 20th Century British Politics]. It is no less informative, and in some ways more objective.' Noel Malcolm, Sunday Telegraph This edition: Hardback
	234x153mm | ISBN: 1902301188 | 656pp | £30.00 | 01 Oct 2001 | Find out more

	Old Labour to New: The dreams that inspired, the battles that divided 'A must-buy for anyone seriously interested in British politics. It lets you appreciate, without comment, some of the most dramatic moments on the political stage' John Sergeant This edition: Hardback
	234x153mm | ISBN: 1842750453 | 592pp | £30.00 | 26 Sep 2005 | Find out more