Tilted: The Familiar Axes of Politics Are Changing, with Momentous Consequences

Crouch, Colin

doi:10.1111/newe.12001

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Tilted: The Familiar Axes of Politics Are Changing, with Momentous Consequences

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Crouch, Colin
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Crouch, C. (2016). Tilted: The Familiar Axes of Politics Are Changing, with Momentous Consequences. Juncture, 23(2), 93-101. doi:10.1111/newe.12001.

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Economic globalisation and its diverse effects are producing new social and political identities that depart sharply from those forged in the struggles of the past. Colin Crouch presents a guide to the shifting conflict axes within western societies, and their likely consequences.