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Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Tables -- 1: Introduction: Nation and Class in Twenty-First-Century Britain -- The Changing Political Landscape of National Identity -- National Identities and Their Material Settings -- Popular Sentiments and the Nation -- The Political Organisation of Popular National Sentiments -- Contemporary Class Relations and the Politics of Nation -- Changing Contours of Class -- Class, Voting and Political Identities -- Nationalism, Political Parties and Class -- Neo-nationalism and Populist Politics in Europe -- Substate Nationalism and Nationalist Parties -- Nationalism 'Within' Political Parties -- and at Sub-state Levels -- Organisation of the Book -- 23 June 2016: The UK Referendum on Membership of the European Union -- 2: Resentment, Classes and National Sentiments -- Social Sites of Resentment -- Cognitive Aspects of Resentment and Action vs. Inaction -- Classes and Resentment -- Structures of Feeling: Resentment, Class and Nation -- Resentment Illustrated: Entitlement, Fairness, Civility, Community and the Lack of a Voice -- The Middle Classes -- Changes in Material Conditions of Working and Middle Classes -- Financialisation: Consequences for Working People -- Changes in Capitalism, Class Experience, Loss and Uncertainty -- Nation and Resentment: What Our Respondents Said About Their Lives, the Places They Lived and 'the Country' -- Industry, Empire and Views of the Nation -- Summary of Resentment, Classes and National Sentiments -- 3: Class and Majority English Identities -- Introduction -- Class, Imperialism and English Nationalism -- From Class to a White Racial Identity -- Englishness, Whiteness and the Ethnic Majority -- Liberal Sentiments and Popular Englishness: Continuity and Change -- Popular Sentiments and Englishness -- Shame, Embarrassment and National Decline