Jeremy Corbyn and The New Hegelians

He is the man of the moment. The politician who against all expectations has galvanised many urban educated professionals, public sector workers, some UKIP supporters and above all young voters. An old lefty radical viciously attacked by the hideous British right wing press and written off by his own party which only thanks to him can now conceive the idea of being in power again. But is the so called "Corbyn factor" the end of almost four decades of Thatcherism-Blairism? Does he represent the re-emergence of social democracy and a stronger fairer State in a world awash with crass populism, plutocracy and governments kowtowed to big money while paying lip service to social injustice, tax evasion and environmental degradation? Can Corbynism be a lasting movement? With Juan Toledo and André López Turner