Useful Fiction, a PB

Focusing on the impact of devolution on British culture and politics, this insightful study critiques how the concept shapes political discourse and governance. It examines Labour's challenges in uniting the nation, the media's influence on national identity, and the roles of the royal family and class dynamics in the 20th century. With a blend of humor and sharp analysis, the book explores necessary democratic principles for a devolving Britain and envisions potential changes to its parliamentary system, offering a thought-provoking perspective on the nation's future.