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First published by Verso 2020

The chapters in this book draw on the following publications: Chapter 1: ‘Initial Ruptures’, Political Economy Research Centre (24 June 2016); ‘What Sort of Crisis Is This?’, openDemocracy (30 June 2016); ‘The Crisis of Statistical Fact’, see ‘How statistics lost their power – and why we should fear what comes next’, Guardian (19 January 2017); ‘Strong and Stable’ see ‘Theresa May’s vapid vision for a one-party state’, New York Times (11 May 2017). Chapter 2: ‘The Corbyn Shock’ see ‘Reasons for Corbyn’, London Review of Books (13 July 2017); ‘The Riddle of Tory Brexitism’ see ‘What are they after?’, London Review of Books (8 March 2018); ‘The Revenge of Sovereignty on Government’ see ‘Boris Johnson, Donald Trump and the Rise of Radical Incompetence’, New York Times (13 July 2018); ‘The Lure of Exit’ see ‘Leave, and leave again’, London Review of Books (7 February 2019); ‘The Demise of Liberal Elites’ see ‘Why we stopped trusting elites’, Guardian (29 November 2019); ‘Comedy or Demagoguery’ see ‘The funny side of politics’, openDemocracy (9 April 2019). Chapter 3: ‘Democracy without Representation’ see ‘They don’t even need ideas’, London Review of Books (20 June 2019); ‘The Conservative Selectorate’ see ‘A fanatical sect has hijacked British politics’, New York Times (25 June 2019); ‘England’s New Rentier Alliance’, Political Economy Research Centre (1 August 2019); ‘The Johnson Press’ see ‘How the Johnson campaign is bringing Trump’s media tactics to Britain’, openDemocracy (13 June 2019); ‘The Blizzard of Lies’ see ‘Reasons to be cheerful’, London Review of Books (18 July 2019); ‘Why Everyone Hates the “Mainstream Media”’ see ‘Why can’t we agree on what’s true any more?’, Guardian (19 September 2019); ‘Mutations of Leadership’ see ‘How to be prime minister’, London Review of Books (26 September 2019); ‘The Party of Resentment’ see ‘The Tories have lost their ideology. Now they are merely the party of resentment’, Guardian (1 October 2019); ‘The Berlusconification of Britain’ see ‘How Boris Johnson and Brexit are Berlusconifying Britain’, Guardian (4 December 2019); ‘The Johnson Victory’ see ‘For Johnson’s Tories, the collapse of public trust isn’t a problem – it’s an opportunity’, Guardian (13 December 2019).