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Class
Class derives from economics – actors are categorized into contending classes by their different circumstances and responsibilities in the economy. The ZNet topic, class, addresses the causes and implications of class differences and class conflict in general and in specific societies.
The Great Distraction U.S. oligarchs representing the profanely rich have distracted millions of working people from the root cause of their economic…
Zoe Baker’s book Means and Ends is a comprehensive look at the revolutionary class-struggle anarchist movement as it existed and developed in…
Vulture Capitalism is, at one level, a really good read, for the scandals that it brings together in one volume—like the Boeing 737…
The Indian state of Punjab, located on the border with Pakistan in the country’s northwest, has a population of twenty-seven million, the…
The following is the English version of an interview that the Turkish online newspaper Artı Gerçek, conducted with William I. Robinson, Distinguished…
Bernie Sanders has a conversation with AOC about growing up working class in America and the experiences that shaped them.
For the past few years, Germany’s petty bourgeoisie or middle class has been losing confidence in society, politics, and capitalism. They are…
When Barn Raiser first reached Zach Shrewsbury to interview the former Marine about his U.S. Senate campaign in West Virginia, he was trying to…
Economist Gabriel Zucman’s analysis reveals a troubling milestone: U.S. billionaires now pay a lower effective tax rate than working-class Americans, marking the first time…
I don’t like to slam books, especially those ahead of mine on the best seller list. It might seem like petty jealousy. …
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