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11 Cards in this Set
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Dimensions of Class Stratification |
Status, party, and economic |
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Class |
Relationship a group has to the means of economic production, technical skills, and educational qualification affecting their market situation |
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Market Situation |
A term used to define a group of individuals who share a similar position and who receive similar rewards in the workplace |
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Economic Class |
Objective sociological/political category based on market situation. Should be based on set of norms, values, beliefs, and interests |
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Weber's 4 Classes |
A propertied class, white collar professionals, petty bourgeoisie, and working class |
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Goldthorpe (neo-Weberian) |
Developed a class scheme which looked at job security, income, and control over work called the NS-SEC |
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Status Group |
People who share similar level of social status--unequal distribution of social honour |
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Stacey |
Working class in Banbury had 3 status groups: respectable, ordinary, and rough |
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Savage |
People rarely make status claims |
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Party |
Groups concerned with influencing policies and decision-making to assist their members |
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Bottero |
Weber fails to explain why societies organised around difference are stable and free of major conflict |
