Nathan is a political thinker, strategist and founder of Prepolitica. His books, Liberalism That Wins and What Labour Is For set out a new, evidence-based case for liberal and progressive politics.
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"If progressive politics is to have a future, it needs new diagnoses of the perils of our times and new strategies for confronting them. What Labour is For provides these in an engaging and arresting analysis which is both fresh and radical."
Professor Andrew Gamble FBA
Professor of Politics, Emeritus
University of Cambridge
"Who belongs to the nation, on what terms and with which shared stories and values, is a defining political issue of our time. 'What is Labour for' is an original contribution to that debate."
Professor John Denham
Director, Centre for English Identity and Politics
Department of Politics and International Relations
University of Southampton
"This insightful and brilliant perspective offers a compelling argument that liberal democracies, rooted in our biological predispositions for morality, provides the conditions for stability, progress, and human flourishing.”
Professor Jean Decety
John D. MacArthur Distinguished Professor
Department of Psychology and Department of Psychiatry
University of Chicago
"This appeal to rethink how our politics works should be cherished regardless of where you sit on the great political divide.”
Dr. Richard Wrangham
Professor of Biological Anthropology, Emeritus
Harvard University
"Grounded in human nature, Liberalism That Wins offers a roadmap to more effective politics and a freer, more moral society.""
Dr. Jon Manner
Professor of Evolutionary Psychology
Florida State University
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