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The vibrant pictures Budd paints will stay long in the memory . . . This book will change how you see Britain. -- Robert Ford, author of <i>Brexitland</i> A thoughtful, insightful and measured account of the life of Britain’s white working classes. * Telegraph *

A thoughtful, insightful and measured account of the life of Britain’s white working classes. * Telegraph * Demolishes Brexit myths . . . This book is not just well-timed but admirably powerful. * The Guardian * The vibrant pictures Budd paints will stay long in the memory . . . This book will change how you see Britain. -- Robert Ford, author of <i>Brexitland</i> Outstanding journalism . . . The macro is there but the micro draws out the best writing from this gifted reporter. * New Statesman * Excellent . . . illuminates the UK's present political moment superbly. * Financial Times * This has never been more needed . . . a robust account of the history of the white working-class. * inews * Budd deftly negotiates his way through this treacherous terrain . . . Thoughtful and nuanced. * The Observer * Packed with revealing content. * Independent * An immersive read . . . an important book. Essential reading for anybody who wants to make sense of Britain today. * North East Bylines *

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Joel Budd has written for the Economist magazine since 2003. He has covered topics as wide-ranging as crime, California, international development and demography, as well as writing many articles and leaders about Britain. Before joining the Economist he studied and taught European history at New York University. He is a photographer, a baritone singer and an enthusiastic hiker, who is sadly not as young as he was. Underdogs is his first book.

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