Historical Materialism Book Series369 Class, Race, and the US South

Name: Historical Materialism Book Series369 Class, Race, and the US South
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Bol Class, Race, and the US South features original contributions from the most prominent contemporary historical-materialist social scientists and historians, writing on the united theme that class, race, and the South are the most important mainsprings of American society. Class, Race, and the US South, a Festschrift for labour militant and political scientist Michael Goldfield, features original contributions from the most prominent contemporary historical-materialist social scientists and historians. The collection’s uniting theme is that class, race, and the South are the most important mainsprings of American society. Combining labour history, southern history, and theoretical critiques of mainstream conceptualisations of racism, this work emphasises the working class as the primary driver of both reactionary and potentially revolutionary change.

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Class, Race, and the US South features original contributions from the most prominent contemporary historical-materialist social scientists and historians, writing on the united theme that class, race, and the South are the most important mainsprings of American society. Class, Race, and the US South, a Festschrift for labour militant and political scientist Michael Goldfield, features original contributions from the most prominent contemporary historical-materialist social scientists and historians. The collection’s uniting theme is that class, race, and the South are the most important mainsprings of American society. Combining labour history, southern history, and theoretical critiques of mainstream conceptualisations of racism, this work emphasises the working class as the primary driver of both reactionary and potentially revolutionary change.

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