The American working class

The American working class

The American working class

The American working class

The American working class

The American working class--but it is also a theoretical analysis with conclusions that extend to the working classes of all industrialized capitalist nations.

The English working class

The Chilean working class

The international working class

Included in this book are a history of the Manifesto (along with a history of the English and European working classes) and the Manifesto itself. The Manifesto itself is a succinct summary of the rise of capitalism and of an industrial working class. It paints this history in broad strokes, which has both a drawback (it simplifies things) and a tremendous advantage (it simplifies things).

An interesting review of the way that classical political economists like Adam Smith basically swept the fact of capitalism's class differences under the rug.

Shows that advancements in technology differently affect people of different classes--that is, depending on whether they are the owners or the workers of the new technology.

The American working class. If you think that Marxists, and socialists more generally, have a strange obsession with the supposedly revolutionary potential of the working class, consider the fact that this movie about a simple miner's strike is the only film ever banned by the U.S. gov't