Common Good Politics

The book delves into the British tradition of common good politics, tracing its historical roots from the 1870s to the 1920s and addressing its relevance in today's political landscape. It discusses the disorientation felt by anti-Conservative voters and explores alternatives to state-centered socialism and laissez-faire individualism. Key contemporary issues examined include conflict in democracies, social justice, the impact of the 'war on terror,' and the dynamics between economic migration and the common good, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars of British politics and political theory.