Class Matters

The exploration of social class in twenty-first-century Britain reveals its persistent influence on social and political discourse, despite the decline of mass industry. The rise of terms like 'ordinary working people' has not diminished class dynamics. However, the analysis lacks a strong Marxist perspective, leaving a gap in understanding the complexities of class in contemporary society. This book delves into these themes, highlighting the ongoing relevance of class in shaping British life today.