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"This paper discusses about class structure, and then followed by discussion on classconsciousness and class conflict in capture fisheries in Indonesia, taking fishers inBalikpapan, East Kalimantan as the case. Data were collected from January to September2006 intermittently, mainly through interviews with fishers, government oflicials,and NGO activists. This research is a qualitative research. In terms of class structure,there are four classes of fishers found in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, namely: labourfishers, small scale fishers, intermediate or medium fishers, and large scale or capitalistfishers. It is argued that class consciousness of the labour fishers has not developed yet.Therefore, labour fisher is only a class in itself, not as a class for itself. There are sixfactors that contribute to the underdeveloped of the class consciousness of the labourfishers. In terms of class conflict, there is a significant deviation from the pattern ofclass conflict described by Marx. In capture fishery, intense and Violent conflict moreoften take place not between the capitalist or owner of the means of production andlabour. Instead, it often happens between the small and intermediate with the capitalistfishers. In such a conflict, there is a strong alliance between the owner of the meansof production and the labour in both camps or small and intermediate, and capitalistclasses. In other word, small and intermediate fishers and their labours unite, on theother hand, capitalists and their labours also unite in this conflict."

"Volume 19 of Advances in Public Interest Accounting responds to Global forces and accountability once again converge in this volume, illustrating the significant and multifaceted nature of the role of accounting in societies."

"This book analyses social change in Russia, in particular the development of a middle class, one of the most important social and political projects of Putin’s administration.Using unique survey data collected in 1998, 2007 and 2015, the authors make extensive and theoretically justified analyses of the changing social distinctions in Russia over the past 20 years. Offering a sophisticated analysis of classes and class they acknowledge that in class analysis there are different phases, requiring different concepts. The first phase is the analysis of class positions; the second is the study of the work and reproduction situations of class groups and the final step is the analysis of class interests. While acknowledging that there are a number Russian-specific factors that seriously complicate traditional class analysis, the authors maintain that the basic tenets of class analysis still hold true.The book will be of interest to students and scholars of sociology, political science, transition studies, social policy and Russian studies and anyone who wants to understand the internal divisions and organization of the middle class in Russia."