The New Class and Capitalism: A Three-and-Three-Thirds-Class Model

Donald Stabile

Review of Radical Political Economics, 1983, vol. 15, issue 4, 45-70

Abstract: This paper represents an effort to clarify some of the confusion surrounding current discussion of the New Class of professional administrators, scientists, intellectuals and technicians that forms an integral part of advanced capitalist systems. A three-and-three-thirds-class model is developed and employed to explain how this class can be united ideologically but divided politically. Historical evidence is then presented to show how members of the New Class used ideological arguments to gain political support during the years 1900-1920.

Date: 1983
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