The End of British Politics?

The book delves into the crisis facing the British state, tracing its origins back to the 1707 Act of Union and examining how various concepts of British identity—Protestant, imperial, and social democratic—have historically unified the nation. It argues that the current turmoil stems from the waning of these identities, resulting in a militarized state prone to conflicts like the Iraq invasion. Additionally, the author explores potential alternative futures for the UK, making it a valuable read for those interested in British politics and history.