In "Nova Klasa," Djilas argued that communist revolutions, which aimed to eliminate class differences and establish a classless society, had ultimately led to the creation of a new ruling class. This new class, which Djilas termed the "nova klasa" (new class), was composed of high-ranking communist party officials, government bureaucrats, and managers of state-owned enterprises. According to Djilas, this new class had developed its own interests, privileges, and powers, which were in direct conflict with the original goals of socialism.
"The system is... one of absolute political monopoly... The new class acquires its strength, its privileges, its supremacy, and its power from the party." Milovan Djilas Nova Klasa.pdf
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