Civil Society and Class Politics

The book features a collection of essays that delve into critical social and political themes, including the decline of class politics and the persistence of inequality through generations. It explores the dynamics of political leadership, the rise of extremism, and the role of religion in fostering polarization. Additionally, it analyzes working-class authoritarianism and provides a comprehensive examination of civil life in the United States over the past century, offering insights into the complex interplay between these factors.