CLASS POL & DECL DEFER IN ENG PPBS

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Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite did her undergraduate degree in history at St Hugh's College, Oxford, and her MPhil and PhD at St Catharine's Collage, Cambridge, supervised by Jon Lawrence. She was subsequently a Junior Research Fellow at Clare College, Cambridge before moving to UCL where she lectures in Twentieth-Century British History. She is also an interviewer for the History of Parliament Trust's oral history project, and co-editor of Renewal: a journal of social democracy.

- Introduction: Class, Politics and the Decline of Deference in England, 1968-2000
- 1: Tyneside Shipbuilders: Workers' Attitudes to Class, 1968-1971
- 2: Middle-class Voices, c. 1969-1979
- 3: Working-class Autobiography, c. 1970-1985
- 4: Attitudes to Class in the '100 Families' Study, 1985-1988
- 5: Mass Observers' Attitudes to Class, 1990
- 6: Class in the Millennium Memory Bank, 1998-2000
- 7: Class in Thatcherite Ideology and Rhetoric
- 8: New Labour, Class, and Social Change
- Conclusion: Class, Politics and the Decline of Deference, 1968-2017