Victor Jeleniewski Seidler is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Sociology, at Goldsmiths University of London. His research interests include social theory and philosophy; Marxism and critical theory; moral theory; masculinity and sexual politics, and he has written on social theory, ethics and gender, particularly in relation to men and masculinities. In recent years his writing and research have focused on the cultural memory of particular events, including 9/11 and 7/7, and the ways they might challenge traditional social and cultural languages.

"What hope for us now Brexit has brutally exposed the chasm between us in class, generation and region? Victor Seidler shows the price we paid for inequality - and how to repair the damage." Polly Toynbee, The Guardian

• Introduction: Making Sense of Brexit: Democracy, Europe and Uncertain Futures;1. Brexit: Shock, Memories and Displacements;2. Class, Austerity, Injustice and Resentment;3. Masculinities, Class and Generations;4. Migration, Hate Speech, Violence and Democracy;5. Immigrations, Racisms and Fear of the Other;6. Globalisation, Inequalities and Neoliberalism;7. Uncertain Conclusions and Alternative Futures.

Victor Jeleniewski Seidler is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Sociology, at Goldsmiths University of London. His research interests include social theory and philosophy; Marxism and critical theory; moral theory; masculinity and sexual politics, and he has written on social theory, ethics and gender, particularly in relation to men and masculinities. In recent years his writing and research have focused on the cultural memory of particular events, including 9/11 and 7/7, and the ways they might challenge traditional social and cultural languages.

"What hope for us now Brexit has brutally exposed the chasm between us in class, generation and region? Victor Seidler shows the price we paid for inequality - and how to repair the damage." Polly Toynbee, The Guardian

• Introduction: Making Sense of Brexit: Democracy, Europe and Uncertain Futures;1. Brexit: Shock, Memories and Displacements;2. Class, Austerity, Injustice and Resentment;3. Masculinities, Class and Generations;4. Migration, Hate Speech, Violence and Democracy;5. Immigrations, Racisms and Fear of the Other;6. Globalisation, Inequalities and Neoliberalism;7. Uncertain Conclusions and Alternative Futures.

Victor Jeleniewski Seidler is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Sociology, at Goldsmiths University of London. His research interests include social theory and philosophy; Marxism and critical theory; moral theory; masculinity and sexual politics, and he has written on social theory, ethics and gender, particularly in relation to men and masculinities. In recent years his writing and research have focused on the cultural memory of particular events, including 9/11 and 7/7, and the ways they might challenge traditional social and cultural languages.

"What hope for us now Brexit has brutally exposed the chasm between us in class, generation and region? Victor Seidler shows the price we paid for inequality - and how to repair the damage." Polly Toynbee, The Guardian

• Introduction: Making Sense of Brexit: Democracy, Europe and Uncertain Futures;1. Brexit: Shock, Memories and Displacements;2. Class, Austerity, Injustice and Resentment;3. Masculinities, Class and Generations;4. Migration, Hate Speech, Violence and Democracy;5. Immigrations, Racisms and Fear of the Other;6. Globalisation, Inequalities and Neoliberalism;7. Uncertain Conclusions and Alternative Futures.