The Enlabournment Approach to Class Analysis

Before now, all ideologies have classified people based on their material wealth, how they produce goods or services, and the economic system they live in. But people who were not involved in production and didn’t own means of production had never been classified as a class or analysed as social beings.
The Marxist approach to class analysis is insufficient in today’s complex socioeconomic structure.
Present society is divided into two classes: the ‘non-worker class’ and the ‘worker class’.
A new root structure has been added beneath the Marxist base structure that redefines the entire socioeconomic structure of the current context.
The anticipated future class struggle will be between the ‘worker class’ and the ‘non-worker class’.

The Enlabournment Approach to Class Analysis – Ananta Aryal