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The Road to Somewhere. The New Tribes Shaping British Politics - Occasion
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- Nombre de pages278
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids0.23 kg
- Dimensions12,8 cm × 19,7 cm × 1,7 cm
- ISBN978-0-14-198697-5
- EAN9780141986975
- Date de parution01/09/2017
- ÉditeurPenguin Books
Résumé
"Provocative... a book whose timing is pitch-perfect" Andrew Mark. "Is your tribe the 'Somewheres' or the 'Anywheres' ? The faultlines that divide Brexit Britain... powerful" Jonathan Freedland, Guardian. "Compelling reading both for voters and those who want to get elected by them" Max Hastings, Sunday Times. "The best and most complete explanation I've seen for why things seem to be coming apart" Jonathan Haidt.
"This valuable study has clarity of argument and courage" John Kampfner, Observer. "Thoughtful, well argued and dangerously moderate. It may even be an incitement to independent thinking" Robbie Millen, The Times.
"This valuable study has clarity of argument and courage" John Kampfner, Observer. "Thoughtful, well argued and dangerously moderate. It may even be an incitement to independent thinking" Robbie Millen, The Times.
"Provocative... a book whose timing is pitch-perfect" Andrew Mark. "Is your tribe the 'Somewheres' or the 'Anywheres' ? The faultlines that divide Brexit Britain... powerful" Jonathan Freedland, Guardian. "Compelling reading both for voters and those who want to get elected by them" Max Hastings, Sunday Times. "The best and most complete explanation I've seen for why things seem to be coming apart" Jonathan Haidt.
"This valuable study has clarity of argument and courage" John Kampfner, Observer. "Thoughtful, well argued and dangerously moderate. It may even be an incitement to independent thinking" Robbie Millen, The Times.
"This valuable study has clarity of argument and courage" John Kampfner, Observer. "Thoughtful, well argued and dangerously moderate. It may even be an incitement to independent thinking" Robbie Millen, The Times.
