Where have all the classes gone?

Hampp, 1. Auflage 2017, 300 Seiten
Das Werk ist Teil der Reihe Labor and Globalization
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Numerous uprisings and social movements in recent decades sprawled in seemingly disconnected political landscapes, from Turkey to Brazil, from South Africa to China, from Argentina to Portugal. These social protests centered on issues as varied as the right to affordable transportation, land dispossession or minority rights. The place of the working class in them seemed increasingly insignificant, and the framework of class analysis outdated. But did the concept of class really become obsolete? Are these social protests as disconnected as they seem? “Where have all the classes gone? A critical perspective on struggles and collective action” is a book that aims to demonstrate the continuing relevance of class analysis in the study of social movements. Grounded in rich empirical data, it captures class-relevant aspects of multiple case studies of social movements, uprisings and resistances across different spatial contexts.
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Auflage 1
ISBN 978-3-86618-893-8
Untertitel A critical perspective on struggles and collective action
Erscheinungsdatum 15.05.2017
Erscheinungsjahr 2017
Verlag Hampp
Ausgabeart Softcover
Sprache englisch
Seiten 300
Copyright Jahr 2017
Medium Buch
Produkttyp Wissenschaftsliteratur
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