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Race and state in capitalist development : comparative perspectives

Title: Race and state in capitalist development : comparative perspectives / Stanley B. Greenberg.
Author: Greenberg, Stanley B., 1945-
Publication: New Haven : Yale University Press, 1980.

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xiii, 489 pages : maps; 25 cm

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Note

Includes index.

Bibliography (note)

Bibliography: p. 447-477.

Contents

Introduction. The problem : growth and racial domination ; The racial orders -- Part one : farmers. Commercial agriculture and the elaboration of the racial order ; South Africa : the development of labor-repressive agriculture ; The South African Agricultural Union : managing the transition to capitalist agriculture ; Race and rural economy in Alabama -- Part two : businessmen. Business enterprise in a racial order ; South Africa : labor repression and the gold mines ; Manufacturing and commerce in South Africa : accommodating the racial framework ; Businessmen in Alabama : elaborating, accommodating, and unraveling the racial order ; Religion and business enterprise in Northern Ireland -- Part three : workers. Trade unionism in a bounded working class ; The artisan unions in South Africa : pockets of privilege in a bounded working class ; Forging a bounded working class : exclusive and open industrial unionism ; Trade unionism in Alabama : breaking down and formalizing the racial barriers ; The Histadrut : bounded working class and the Jewish ascendancy -- Conclusion. Capitalist growth and persistant racial domination.

ISBN

0300024444
9780300024449
0300025270
9780300025279

LCCN

79022324

OCLC

ocm05563924
5563924
SCSB-8967188

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Princeton University Library