[Rieff, Philip] Dahrendorf, Ralf.

Class and Class Conflict in Industrial Society. [Heavily annotated and marked by Philip Rieff].

Fourth Edition. California, Stanford University Press, 1965. 21.5cm x 14cm. x, 336 pages. Original illustrated softcover. Very good condition with only minor signs of wear. Name of pre-owner on endpaper. Philip Rieff’s copy. Underlinings on various pages throughout text.

Karl Marx’s Model of the Class Society/ The social etymology of the concept class/ Consequences of industrialization/ Property and economic power/ Relations of production, class, situation, and political power/ Class interests/ The classless society/ Sociological elements of Marx’s theory of class/ Philosophical elements of Marx’s theory of class/ Changes in the structure of industrial societies since Marx/ Capitalism versus industrial society/ Ownership and control, or the decomposition of capital/ Skill and stratification/ The ‘new middle class’/ Equality in theory and practice/ The institutionalization of class conflict/ Some recent theories of class conflict in modern societies/ The managerial and clerical revolutions/ Citizenship, equality and social class/ A sociological critique of Marx/ Toward a sociological theory of conflict in industrial society/ Social structure, group interests and conflict groups/ Integration and values versus coercion and interests: the two faces of society/ Conflict groups, group conflicts, and social change/ Classes in post-capitalist society/ Industrial Conflict/ Classes in post-capitalist society: political conflict etc.

• Language: English
• Inventory Number: 40752AB

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