Blairism

Blairism is a term describing the political approach associated with Tony Blair, who was the British Prime Minister from 1997 to 2007. It combines traditional Labour values like social justice and public services with a pragmatic, centrist strategy emphasizing economic stability, modernization, and sometimes adopting policies from other political ideologies. Essentially, Blairism seeks to make the Labour Party more electable by balancing progressive ideals with market-friendly reforms, aiming to appeal to a broad range of voters while maintaining a focus on social issues.