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Social stratification?
Existence of structured inequalities between groups in society, in terms of access to material or symbolic rewards.
Endogamy?
Forbidding of marriage or sexual relations outside one's social group.
Class?
Socioeconomic variations between groups of individuals that create variations in material prosperity and power.
Life chances?
Person's opportunities for achieving economic prosperity (Max Weber).
Surplus value?
Value of a worker's labor power left over when an employer has repaid the cost of hiring the worker.
Pariah groups?
Groups who suffer from negative status discrimination.
Intragenerational vs. intergenerational mobility?
Movement in social stratification hierarchy within the course of a personal career vs. from one generation to another.
Absolute poverty vs. relative poverty?
Minimal requirements necessary to sustain a healthy existence vs. poverty defined according to living standards of majority in a society
Culture of poverty?
Thesis (Oscar Lewis) that poverty is not a result of individual inadequacies but is instead the outcome of a larger social atmosphere into which successive generations are socialized.
Dependency culture?
Term (Charles Murray) to describe individuals who rely on state welfare provision rather than entering the labor market.
Social exclusion?
Outcome of multiple deprivations that prevent individuals or groups from participating fully in life of society in which they live.