Political revolts are inevitable in a world where employees are wage slaves and bosses super rich The rise of populism has rattled the global political establishment. Brexit came as a shock, as did the victory of Donald Trump. Much head-scratching has resulted as leaders seek to work out why large chunks of their electorates are so cross. Related: What the 21st century can learn from the 1929 crash | Larry Elliott
Political revolts are inevitable in a world where employees are wage slaves and bosses super rich The rise of populism has rattled the global political establishment. Brexit came as a shock, as did the victory of Donald Trump. Much head-scratching has resulted as leaders seek to work out why large chunks of their electorates are so cross. Related: What the 21st century can learn from the 1929 crash | Larry Elliott
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