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Divided Societies

by Ralph Miliband
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Overview

What is the meaning of "class struggle" in advanced capitalist societies? Recent political debate has tended to marginalize the question of class conflict, a notion seen as central by earlier thinkers of both the left and the right. In this study Miliband argues for the continued relevance and centrality of class struggle in today's Western societies and examines current examples of class structures and power relationships in the West. He analyzes the role of both labor organizations and new social movements such as the "green" and "feminist" movements in the class struggles of today and explores the ways in which the power elites and dominant classes seek to maintain the social order.

About the Author, Ralph Miliband

City University of New York Graduate School of Political Science

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Book Details

Published
June 1, 1991
Publisher
Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1989.
Pages
288
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780192852342

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