Immigration, which has been a defining issue of every successful far-right movement offers a perfect example of the political power of class-based cultural preferences. Working-class voters ...

As politicians worldwide scramble to appeal to working people, this city in northern England has a claim to be the birthplace ...

A new book by The Economist’s social affairs editor tries to dismantle stereotypes about one of society’s most misunderstood ...

This is where, during the Industrial Revolution, a new urban working class was formed and came together to demand rights and representation. Nowhere was this more evident than in Manchester.

Divided into four sections—“The Interview,” “Out Front,” “Deep Fat,” and “Drive-Thru”—this scant, 100-page volume follows a nameless university student from a working-class ...