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The Road to Somewhere: The New Tribes Shaping British Politics (English Edition) Kindle版

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SUNDAY TIMES, GUARDIAN AND TELEGRAPH BOOKS OF THE YEAR 2017

'A provocative take on the UK's new tribal divisions ... a book whose timing is pitch-perfect' Andrew Marr

Many Remainers reported waking up the day after the Brexit vote feeling as if they were living in a foreign country. In fact, they were merely experiencing the same feeling that many British people have felt every day for years.

Fifty years ago, people in leafy North London and people in working-class Northern towns could vote for a Labour party that broadly encompassed all of their interests. Today their priorities are poles apart.

In this groundbreaking and timely book, Goodhart shows us how people have come to be divided into two camps: the 'Anywheres', who have 'achieved' identities, derived from their careers and education, and 'Somewheres', who get their identity from a sense of place and from the people around them, and who feel a sense of loss due to mass immigration and rapid social change.

In a world increasingly divided by Brexit and Trump, Goodhart shows how Anywheres must come to understand and respect Somewhere values to stand a fighting chance against the rise of populism.

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Goodhart offers an impeccably sensible and decent exposition of how the political elites have failed their societies ... The book makes compelling reading both for voters and those who want to get elected by them -- Max Hastings ― The Sunday Times

Whatever other objections Goodhart's new book might provoke, few could call it irrelevant or untimely ... he returns to this most vexed terrain, picking his way through nettles and thorns that might deter thinner-skinned writers -- Jonathan Freedland ― The Guardian

[Goodhart] has written a book that is thoughtful, well argued and dangerously moderate. It may even be an incitement to independent thinking ― The Times

This meticulously researched book ... enables us to imagine Brexit as a moment that could just prove to be the start of a national renewal ― Prospect

[A] provocative take on the UK's new tribal divisions ... And it broadly works ... The Road to Somewhere has the feel of a book whose timing ... is pitch-perfect -- Andrew Marr ― New Statesman

Goodhart's exploration of this underlying divide -- and the question of what might be done -- is not only timely but also offers an accessible, evidence-based and direct account of how these conflicts are reshaping the political world around us -- Matthew Goodwin ― Financial Times

[Goodhart] has written what may turn out to be the most sympathetic and insightful book about Britain's discontented masses -- Toby Young ― The Spectator

Challenging and illuminating -- Will Hutton

David Goodhart offers the best and most complete explanation I've seen for why things seem to be coming apart in so many countries at the same time -- Jonathan Haidt, author of 'The Righteous Mind'

Mr Goodhart's book seems likely to inform the debate on what post-Brexit Britain should look like ― The Economist

Goodhart has clarity of argument and courage. He has been making these points for a decade and urging the mainstream to engage with them. He does not do fads ― Observer

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David Goodhart is the founding editor of Prospect magazine and one of the most distinctive voices on politics today. His The Road to Somewhere was a Sunday Times bestseller and lauded as the book 'likely to inform what a post-Brexit Britain might look like' (Economist). He is currently head of the Demography Unit at the think tank Policy Exchange, and was previously director of the centre-left think tank Demos.

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Just because you disagree with one or two aspects of an author’s philosophy does not mean that you will have nothing good to say about a book that he has written. That’s a lesson that we can all learn from David Goodhart’s book THE ROAD TO SOMEWHERE.

Goodhart was on the Remain side of the EU referendum ; an “Anywhere” person in his language. I was, and am, on the Leave side ; what he terms a “Somewhere” person. Does this mean that I can learn nothing from someone with such a diametrically opposed view to my own? Absolutely not. In fact, Goodhart and I probably have more than unites us than divides us, which must be a good thing, since he advocates the building of a consensus between “Anywheres” (who favour globalisation), “Somewheres” (who favour localisation and nation states) and “Inbetweeners” (those who “think global act local”).

As early as Page 10, Goodhart expresses a view far more common among Leavers than Remainers, namely that a world order based on many Somewhere nation states is far preferable to one big supranational Anywhere (basically one- world government). He also casts doubt on the validity of Tony Blair’s view that such a government is inevitable, quoting in support the fact that only 3% of the world’s population lives outside their country of birth. He criticises Blair for being somewhat previous in opening up the UK’s borders to Eastern European EU states seven years before the EU required it. That is not the discourse of a rabid Remainer. He makes the memorable point that “democracy requires some simplicity on big questions.” This is particularly true in the case of the UK’s membership of the EU. Given that the EU insisted that “a la carte” membership was not an option, the referendum could not have been decided on the basis of anything other than a “Remain” or “Leave” basis.

Full marks are due also to Goodhart’s recognition of the hard fact that human labour is not a geographically mobile commodity. This was backed by the UK courts which ruled in 2016 that mobility clauses in contracts of employment could be enforced only if reasonable having regard to the employee’s personal circumstances. This long-overdue judgement recognises one key element of the human condition, namely that geographic stability is a bedrock of family life. As Goodhart points out, people are more rooted than is often assumed.

But the book isn’t just a chronicle of the EU referendum and its aftermath. It gives sensible life advice for all. One point is particularly memorable. “The problem with simple solutions is that they raise expectations that are almost always disappointed.” Spot on, and more relevant in the extremely complex and imperfect world of the 2020s than ever before. Another nugget of wise advice is, “With greater opportunity comes greater risk.” In an age in which we are encouraged to believe that we can have a risk-free existence if we drastically cut car use and willingly submit to having an unlimited number of vaccines for every bug that’s going, that’s a point worth making. He champions integration in a racially-mixed society by promoting common in-group ideology such as respect for the values of the host nation and focusing on the things that matter to all of us, like mutual respect and basic manners.

Goodhart observes, “political values can be mongrel.” He is the first prominent author to make this point. I’ve always felt something of a political mongrel, supporting Brexit yet also firmly advocating home working and casting doubt on the allegedly platinum-plated excellence of grammar schools, views not typically associated with many Brexiteers.

THE ROAD TO SOMEWHERE was published in 2017 and five years later seems something of a period piece. For instance, Goodhart predicts that Brexit may be diluted or even reversed. Both may have seemed probable in 2017, but so far, he’s been proved wrong on the second count, although the first is subjective and re-joining the EU is still a strategic objective of the Liberal Democrats. But this is not a good reason to give the book a low rating. It is a sensible, rational piece that refutes the stereotype of the ideologically polarised globalist Remainer. I give it five stars.
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As expected
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Nicht nur in den USA hat ein Populist gewonnen auch in Großbritannien haben sich Populisten mit dem Brexit durchgesetzt. Wie konnte das passieren?
Goodhart analysiert sehr überzeugend, die Veränderungen im sozialen Gefüge in Großbritannien (und den USA) und kommt zur inzwischen viel zitierten Unterscheidung der "anywheres" und der "somewheres". Man könnte auch sagen: der Globalisten und der Lokalisten. Und die Somewheres fühlen sich nicht verstanden in ihren Sorgen und wählen diejenigen, die ihnen ein Verständnis suggerieren. Wobei Goodhart stark auf die Veränderung in der Arbeiterschaft in den angelsächsischen Ländern abstellt, in denen eine Deindustrialiesierung und damit eine Abwertung und Verunsicherung der Schicht der Industriearbeiter seiner Ansicht nach statt gefunden hat.
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Should be read by anybody who wants to understand the very important changes in society and why we have Brexit, Trump and other movements in Europe who feel they are left behind and exploited.
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