The subject of the book is the examination of the bourgeoisie and their world in the 21st century. The assessment of social polarization in our time is, at the same time, a substantial demand of the investigation.

The data reveals a remarkably difficult reality. The bourgeoisie is a group of an infinitesimal number of entrepreneurs and large-scale employers who possess vast wealth. Their insurmountable economic, social, and political power contradicts the promises of the upward urban classes regarding freedom, equality, and fraternity. The image of an almost aristocratic deviation in the functioning of bourgeois society is reflected in the contraction of small businesses and the cynicism regarding the difficult situation of wage earners. At the same time, the harshness towards the poor and the consequences of their existence is provocative.

The few bourgeois live, uncomfortably, alongside the vast majority of wage workers. Social polarization is particularly intense and unbearable. Despite the glaring nature of the existing conditions and situations, the phenomenon is downplayed in the public eye, while an unclear impression is projected that the known classes are no longer here. The current analysis is not influenced by similar simplifications or ideological distortions and carries out its inquiry based on the unconditional need to reveal the reality.