The New Class in Post-Industrial Society

John McAdams is Associate Professor of Political Science at Marquette University, USA. He obtained a PhD in Political Science from Harvard university and has published on voting behavior, public policy, and the death penalty in journals such as The American Journal of Political Science, The Journal of Politics, Sociological Quarterly and Law and Contemporary Problems.

1. The Theory of the New Class 2. The Three Class Worldviews 3. Class Voting in Presidential Elections 4. Class and Politics: Referendum Data 5. The Class Basis of Elite Partisanship: Convention Delegates 6. The Class Basis of Political Radicalism 7. The Class Basis of Congressional Liberalism 8. The Case of Government Workers 9. Lifestyle: An Expression of Class Identification 10. Conclusion: The Future and Class and Politics