The Working Class and Politics in Canada

The Working Class and Politics in Canada, Volume 1, examines the enduring influence of social class within the Canadian political landscape. This academic work focuses on how labor-market patterns and socio-economic inequality shape the relationship between workers and the state. By analyzing the intersection of class with region, language, and gender, the text explores how these identity markers determine voting behavior and democratic engagement.

This volume falls within the categories of politics and social sciences, sociology, and labor and industrial relations. It provides a critical assessment of how political institutions often prioritize affluent constituents over the substantial working-class population. Through new data and original insights, The Working Class and Politics in Canada, Volume 1, re-evaluates the role of political parties and electoral alignments in contemporary Canadian politics and economics.