BUS 254 Chapter n/a: BUS 254 Chapter n/: WK 2- Mobilizing For Change

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Business Administration
• Course: BUS 254
• Professor: Michael Favere-Marchesi

Document Summary

Rise of capitalist relations of production generated a social polarity b/w an owning class and a working class exploited for its own gain and advancement: western marxist tradition questioned why the working class did not mobilize into a revolutionary force that could abolish the core exploitative relationship and divisions b/w social classes. 62: culture and ideology shaped how grievances and entitlement, possibilities for change, and formulated goals were conceived, examination of revolutionary movements and social change show how often ppl come to organize oppositional movements through multiple combinations of loyalties, identities and social perceptions, western marxist work occurred mainly in. Samuel bowles and herbert ginitis found early postwar period 50s 60s was founded on an implicit social contrast among 3 key sectors (keynesian comprise): state economic regulation where state supported demand impelled economic growth and profit and regulated class conflict through trade union legislation.