...I'm not sure who does! But we'll wait and see the list of topic headings. We want to give quite a strong steer to potential authors, andd/or find people who can write well whom we know will likely take a similar line to us, though there is also scope for a couple of areas of "alternatives" being discussed.

For example, not all my colleagues are enamoured of Citizen's Income, though I yet hope to persuade them. So there may be "alternative" essays on welfare reform.

We do want it to be as "ground up" as possible, to come from ordinary members rather than be another opportunity for some perceived "faction" n the upper echelons of the party to push their pet areas, though of course where an MP or policy maker wants to support the radical agenda they'll be more than welcome as any other member of the party.