James Petras
The class struggle is an activity that is being waged in two ways: while workers and other exploited class struggle from below, the ruling classes and States engage their class struggle from above to increase their profits, productivity and power.
stuck in the imperial countries "developed", the state has spent to download the full cost of the "recovery" on the backs of workers and public employees based on cut jobs, salaries and social benefits, while the bankers and business elites get richer. United States, Britain and France have witnessed a sharp attack from above class, with a weak opposition and bureaucratic apparatus diminished union has largely invested in the course of many previous social achievements of workers. (4) In essence, workers' struggles are defensive and try to limit the setbacks, but lack the political organization to fight the reactionary budget measures that cut social programs and reduce taxes on the wealthy, which have broadened class inequalities.
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The class struggle is an activity that is being waged in two ways: while workers and other exploited class struggle from below, the ruling classes and States engage their class struggle from above to increase their profits, productivity and power.
stuck in the imperial countries "developed", the state has spent to download the full cost of the "recovery" on the backs of workers and public employees based on cut jobs, salaries and social benefits, while the bankers and business elites get richer. United States, Britain and France have witnessed a sharp attack from above class, with a weak opposition and bureaucratic apparatus diminished union has largely invested in the course of many previous social achievements of workers. (4) In essence, workers' struggles are defensive and try to limit the setbacks, but lack the political organization to fight the reactionary budget measures that cut social programs and reduce taxes on the wealthy, which have broadened class inequalities.
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