White Collar: The American Middle Classes - The Classic Sociological Study of the Office Worker and the Bureaucracies
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White Collar: The American Middle Classes - The Classic Sociological Study of the Office Worker and the Bureaucracies

by C. Wright Mills

Business History Sociology Social Science
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C. Wright Mills examines the American middle classes through the experiences and social position of office workers. Focusing on bureaucracies and the world of clerical and professional employment, White Collar offers a classic sociological study of work, status, and modern American society.

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White Collar is a classic sociological study by C. Wright Mills.

The book focuses on the American middle classes and the changing social position of office workers.

It examines bureaucracies and the structures surrounding clerical and professional work.

Combining social analysis with a focus on the workplace, the study explores an important dimension of modern American society.

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