The New Class: An Analysis of the Communist System |
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Page 44
... privileges inherent in ownership - in this instance nationalized material goods - then membership in the new party class , or political bureaucracy , is reflected in a larger income in material goods and privileges than society should ...
... privileges inherent in ownership - in this instance nationalized material goods - then membership in the new party class , or political bureaucracy , is reflected in a larger income in material goods and privileges than society should ...
Page 46
... privileges of the new class and membership in that class are the privileges of administration . This privilege extends from state administration and the administration of economic enterprises to that of sports and humanitarian organi ...
... privileges of the new class and membership in that class are the privileges of administration . This privilege extends from state administration and the administration of economic enterprises to that of sports and humanitarian organi ...
Page 49
... privileges for its members were improving . What is more , the privileges and the class were expanding more rapidly than industrialization itself . It is diffi- cult to cite any statistics on this point , but the conclusion is self ...
... privileges for its members were improving . What is more , the privileges and the class were expanding more rapidly than industrialization itself . It is diffi- cult to cite any statistics on this point , but the conclusion is self ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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