Modernization and the Canadian StateDaniel Glenday, Hubert Guindon, Allan Turowetz Macmillan of Canada, 1978 - 456 pages |
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... capitalist class based upon the labour of the working class . It is this wealth that is created by productive workers mainly in manufacturing , resource , and transporta- tion industries . Part of this wealth is then distributed to the ...
... capitalist class based upon the labour of the working class . It is this wealth that is created by productive workers mainly in manufacturing , resource , and transporta- tion industries . Part of this wealth is then distributed to the ...
Page 150
... CLASS MODEL OF REGIONALISM The above discussion has introduced regional aspects of the capitalist mode of production , social class , disparities in wealth , subjective percep- tions by Canadians , and interprovincial migration . The ...
... CLASS MODEL OF REGIONALISM The above discussion has introduced regional aspects of the capitalist mode of production , social class , disparities in wealth , subjective percep- tions by Canadians , and interprovincial migration . The ...
Page 155
... capitalist class and operates largely within the broad interests of this class . Yet another complexity is that various " fractions " of the capitalist class can be singled out ( besides the elite / non - elite division ) , such as in ...
... capitalist class and operates largely within the broad interests of this class . Yet another complexity is that various " fractions " of the capitalist class can be singled out ( besides the elite / non - elite division ) , such as in ...
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