Working‑class liberalism

A political project that retools liberalism to prioritize the economic security and cultural recognition of working‑class citizens by combining redistribution, industrial/technology policy, and protections against domination. It proposes steering technological change to complement rather than displace labor, while redefining liberalism around a principle of 'nondomination.' — If taken up, it could reshape debates about redistribution, industrial policy, and the political coalition of liberal parties—forcing a test of whether expanded state power can be reined in against capture.