Which contemporary urban sociologist argued, unlike the way many sociologists write about social classes, that class conflict takes many forms as both the capitalist and working classes split up among themselves into various groups or fractions as a consequence of protracted struggles for advantage?

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Harvey argued this in his book "The Condition of Postmodernity" (1990). He believed that class conflict is not just between two static groups, but rather a complex web of struggles for power and resources between various factions within both the capitalist and working classes.

Which Contemporary Urban Sociologist Argued, Unlike the Way Many Sociologists