The phrase "agrarian classes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to social groups or categories of people involved in agriculture or farming, often in discussions about economic or social structures.
Example: "The agrarian classes played a crucial role in shaping the rural economy and community life."
Alternatives: "farming communities" or "rural classes".
Agrarian Reform and Class Consciousness in Nicaragua.
Just as Erdogan put together an unprecedentedly successful urban working-class, agrarian and neo-Islamist voter coalition in three consecutive election victories, opposition to his allegedly oppressive rule is uniting the oddly assorted pro-western intelligentsia, old-school Kemalists and middle-class secularists, rightwing nationalists and the much-traduced Kurdish minority.
The author argues that early governmental policies of industrialization generated a power struggle between the agrarian and industrial middle classes, as well as between the bourgeoisie and the working class, which led to increased political and economic instability, an erosion of institutional legitimacy and, finally, State terrorism.
Animosity toward Britain is strongest among the working class and agrarian Iranians — Mr. Ahmadinejad's political base, he said.
He argues that by stoking "class resentment and agrarian fear" in the campaign, Truman prompted vengeful Republicans to unleash their own demagogues during the second term.
bc died June 133 bc, Rome) Roman tribune (133 bc) who sponsored agrarian reforms to restore the class of small independent farmers and who was assassinated in a riot sparked by his senatorial opponents.
bce died June 133 bce, Rome), Roman tribune (133 bce) who sponsored agrarian reforms to restore the class of small independent farmers and who was assassinated in a riot sparked by his senatorial opponents.
You began your career with a magisterial study of irrigation in the Shonai region of Japan and later expanded that work to a broader consideration of agrarian life and state and class formation in modern Japan.
Many peasants espoused an especially violent form of brigandage, which, though fomented and often assisted by emissaries of the exiled Francis II, was a form of class warfare against the agrarian bourgeoisie.
Let us never for one moment forget in this trial that this is the tragic legacy that these elderly people represent". The Khmer Rouge in effect turned the entire country into a forced labour camp as they pursued their goal of a pure, agrarian socialist society, purging the middle classes and intellectuals in particular.
