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Class Theory and the Structural Location of Black Workers

Over the last decade, Marxist debate on the nature of the contemporary class structure has grown. A number of theoretically sophisticated works (Poulantzas 1975, Wright 1978, Carchedi 1977) have attempted to clarify issues of class determination and class boundaries. This theoretical work has been greatly stimulated by the problems faced by the Italian and French Communists in their attempts to gain political power; and it shows a welcome