"Her notion of the professional-managerial class—a term she coined with her then-husband in 1977 that seemed to capture the new bourgeoise of post-industrial societies—has helped define a new class-based mode of politics that can be found on the right as well as the left."
Uhh...on the right, at least, Burnham's "The Managerial Revolution" (1941) and his follow-ups, were far, far more influential than Ehrenreich.
I learned a lot from this article -- thank you.
"Her notion of the professional-managerial class—a term she coined with her then-husband in 1977 that seemed to capture the new bourgeoise of post-industrial societies—has helped define a new class-based mode of politics that can be found on the right as well as the left."
Uhh...on the right, at least, Burnham's "The Managerial Revolution" (1941) and his follow-ups, were far, far more influential than Ehrenreich.