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Populism grows where inequality is ignored (opens in new tab)

Populism is often dismissed or ridiculed, but its rise reflects decades of policy choices that have deepened inequality and left many Australians behind. In his 1963 book The Making of the English Working Class, EP Thompson highlighted the value of researching the experiences (and sufferings) of working class people – interpreting “history from below.” It […]

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