Marc James Leger is an independent scholar based in Montreal. He is author of several books, including Don't Network: The Avant Garde after Networks and Vanguardia: Socially Engaged Art and Theory.

• AcknowledgementsList of FiguresIntroduction1 Democratic Brocialism2 Identity Politics Is Class Politics3 Progressive Neoliberalism4 Post-politics5 Outline of the Book1 What Does the Professional-Managerial Class Want?1 From the New Deal to the New Democrats2 A Stratum without an Ideology3 The Fall of the Liberal Class and the Rise of the Far Right4 Left Populism as Compromise Formation5 The Wages of Wokeness2 Bernie Beats Trump, Clinton and Obama Beat Bernie1 Millennials Feel the Bern2 Whose Revolution? Whose Party?3 Malarkey3 Elective Affinities1 Your Candidate Here2 I'm Bernie Sanders and I Approve This Message3 The Difference That Universalism Makes4 Less than Bernie1 I Know There Is No Democracy, but I Choose to Ignore2 I Can't Breathe3 Sectarians, Splitters and Fellow Travelers4 When I Hear the Word Culture, I Reach for the Political Economy5 Role Model IdeologyConclusion1 The Bipartisan Endgame2 Meanwhile, Back in Wokeville3 Political Revolution InsideBibliographyIndex