Exploring the Professional Managerial Class

This chapter examines the characteristics and historical roots of the professional managerial class (PMC) while discussing its distinction from other professional roles. It highlights the economic roles and societal perceptions of PMC members, particularly in relation to working-class politics within the American left. The discussion critiques the moral superiority and disconnect that often exists between the PMC and labor movements, emphasizing the implications of class dynamics and the division between mental and manual labor.