The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 454)
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- The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 454)
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 geoisie into the "New" petty bourgeoisie.
 In the case of those members of the Jewish industrial labor force
 who have previously performed capitalist productive labor categories and
 formed a part of the working class, they are then definitely going through
 a deproletarianization process by entering public service and becoming a
 part of the "New" petty bourgeoisie.
 Although industrial capital is essentially productive capital, capi-
 talist industrial production generates also unproductive labor categories
 and therefore unproductive wage-earning laborers, such as the case in
 foremenship, a labor category that becomes necessary precisely to promote
 the productivity of productive labor, especially in the case of concentra-
 ted industries. Although they are employees of productive capital, these
 wage-earners perform unproductive labor and therefore do not form a part of
 the working class. They, also, belong to the "New" petty bourgeoisie.
 Therefore, in cases where Jews who are becoming public service employees
 have previously performed unproductive wage-earning labor categories in
 industry, their mobility within the technical division of labor is not
 accompanied by any transformation in their class-location. They were and
 have managed to remain a part of the "New" petty bourgeoisie. Such cases
 are more likely to apply to Jews of Western origins, including Sabras.
 In sum, Jewish labor mobility from industry into services does not
 necessarily signify a deproletarianization trend; since not every member
 of the industrial labor force has been a proletariat. Definitely no de-
 proletarianization is involved in the mobility of self-employed agricul-
 tural workers into service as the case among many Oriental-Jews and
 Palestinian Arabs, specifically women.
- Date
- 1978
- Creator
- Najwa Hanna Makhoul
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