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Topic 6

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What is Closed system of stratification?

No social mobility. Status is acquiered through birth.



Slavery


Modern Slavery


The caste system (indien)


The class system (poor countires)

Explain some Closed system factors:

- Forced Labor: forced to work through violence or intimidation.



- Debt Bondage: Where people have to work to pay of a forcing debt



- Global Sex trafficking.



- Servile Marriage: Where women are in marriage without the right to refuse.



- The estate system: Medieval europe. System of hiearchy = Nobility, Clergy and commoners



- The Caste system: No social mobility in the society through ect religion



- The class system: Modern system of classes (rich, poor, working class)



What is open systems of stratification?

Social mobility in the class system. Status is acquiered through merit.



Vertical and horizontal mobility

What are the factors of persistence of inequalities in social life?



I H S C

Ideology, Habitualisation, Subjugation, Coercive and Violence

Explains Ideology, Habitualisation, Subjugation and Coercive and Violence

- Ideology: Cultural beliefs that define a particular kind of hierchy as fair and natural. (That is should be inequal)



- Habitualisation is the idea that it should be equal through habits and everyday life. (Good schools pick up wealthy families)



- Subjugation: That truly poor and socially excluded people often lack power and resources to challenge the existing social order



- Coercive and Violence: By using force regulating the poor.

Explain social stratification:

Social system that puts people in a hierarchy.



Marxist and neo-Marxists ideas.



Max Weber: Class, status and power

Stratification and technology in global perspective.

Hunting and gathering societies (no hierarchy)



Horticultural, pastoral and agrarian societies (Higher hierchy systems)



Industrial societies (Lower hierarchy again, more invidualistics)



Post-Indus