The undeclared war: Class conflict in the age of cyber capitalism

by James Laxer

Book by Laxer, James

Genres: Nonfiction

277 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1998

About the author

James Laxer was a Canadian political economist and professor at York University.

Reviews

[Ian MacIntyre]

Very relevant 25 years later. The divide between dominant and the dominated has grown exponetially. The dominant seem to believe they have the right to define freedom and free speech. Very dangerous.

Cyber Capitalism is very different today than in the last 90"s. A new addition would not go amiss.

Of special interest is Chapter 9: Poverty and Backlash. Little has changed, but what has changed as changed for the worse.

I felt the book ended abruptly.