دانلود کتاب Classes in the United States: Workers Against Capitalists

This work pictures the classes in the U.S. and conducts a lively debate about class versus fashionable substitute categories like occupation and income.
Using Census and other data in a readable discussion, Loren argues that the working class now makes up 90% of the population, capitalists two percent, and an intermediate class of petty producers eight percent. At the same time, the book analyzes the remarkable survival power of petty bourgeois ideas and attitudes.
Among the themes Loren confronts are those dwelling on the new middle class, the new working class, post-industrial society, and petty bourgeois strata. The conceptions of notable writers past and present, such as Max Weber, David Ricardo, Daniel Bell, and Gabriel Kolko, are critically examined.
This is the first book in recent times to undertake a comprehensive Marxist survey of the entire subject, discussing theory, history, statistics, and political implications.