Wright Mills ' incisive analysis of the American white-collar worker is a classic of sociology, the author's ideas and terms making a lasting effect on sociological enquiry and popular consciousness.
Writing in 1950, most of Mills' study concerns the first half of the 20 th century; the trends underpinning a change in workplace culture, such as increasing urban populations and workers in the services industry.
This new class of worker was in.
Pantianos Classics White collar: the american middle classes - the classic sociological study of the office worker and the bureaucracies/c. wright mills
