The Present as History: Essays and Reviews on Capitalism and SocialismMonthly Review Press, 1953 - 376 pages |
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... dominant institutional feature of the American economy , is controlled by " management " without benefit of substantial ownership interest . This conclusion was backed up by con- scientious research into such data an ownership as were ...
... dominant institutional feature of the American economy , is controlled by " management " without benefit of substantial ownership interest . This conclusion was backed up by con- scientious research into such data an ownership as were ...
Page 142
... dominant pattern has been imposed by whites in their own interest , it has been more or less consistently opposed and resisted by peoples of color . Race relations are thus es- sentially relations of conflict , and the aims and strategy ...
... dominant pattern has been imposed by whites in their own interest , it has been more or less consistently opposed and resisted by peoples of color . Race relations are thus es- sentially relations of conflict , and the aims and strategy ...
Page 147
... dominance . The way the Southern ruling class has solved this problem has been the decisive factor in shaping the development of race relations ever since . This is not to say that the whole issue is peculiar to the South ; it also ...
... dominance . The way the Southern ruling class has solved this problem has been the decisive factor in shaping the development of race relations ever since . This is not to say that the whole issue is peculiar to the South ; it also ...
Contents
The Illusion of the Managerial Revolution | 3 |
Decomposition or Enrichment? | 74 |
Three Works on Imperialism | 93 |
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