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Journal Article
From Class to Culture
2004
Overview
This article contends that class politics has receded in advanced capitalist societies during the last century, while cultural politics has increased, & it focuses on social & political institutions, rather than on occupational structure, to explain the shift. Participation in solidary groups has consequences for the social bases of politics, & the political salience of such groups is affected by social institutions that are independent of occupational structure. The first such institution is direct rule. Whereas indirect rule tends to promote class politics, direct rule favors cultural politics. Rapid expansion of direct rule since the 1960s has muted class politics & increased cultural politics. This relationship is not deterministic, however; other institutions can mitigate the effects of direct rule on the social bases of politics. 186 References. Adapted from the source document.
