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Racial Disparities in Student Debt and the Reproduction of the Fragile Black Middle Class
Sociology of Race and Ethnicity, 2018A nascent literature recognizes that student loan debt is racialized and disproportionately affects youth of color, especially black youth. In this study, the authors expand on this research and ask whether black-white disparities in student debt persist,
Jason N. Houle, Fenaba R. Addo
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The Middle Class in Mozambique
, 2018In recent years, the growth of a middle class has been a key feature of the 'Africa Rising' narrative. Here, Sumich explores the formation of this middle class in Mozambique, answering questions about the basis of the class system and the social order ...
J. Sumich
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2015
The analysis of strategies of class reproduction has become a key way of understanding the middle classes and different fractions of work, identity and lifestyle within them. It is the core of Bourdieu’s neo-Marxist sociology but is also crucial to more liberal, Weberian approaches concerned with social mobility (or the lack of it) (Goldthorpe, 1996 ...
Bridge, Gary, Fijalkow, Yankel
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The analysis of strategies of class reproduction has become a key way of understanding the middle classes and different fractions of work, identity and lifestyle within them. It is the core of Bourdieu’s neo-Marxist sociology but is also crucial to more liberal, Weberian approaches concerned with social mobility (or the lack of it) (Goldthorpe, 1996 ...
Bridge, Gary, Fijalkow, Yankel
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2012
Despite copious studies on the middle classes, there is no single, widely held definition of the middle class. Some scholars define the middle class in terms of the relation to the means of production, others in terms of relative incomes, and still others in terms of consumption patterns.
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Despite copious studies on the middle classes, there is no single, widely held definition of the middle class. Some scholars define the middle class in terms of the relation to the means of production, others in terms of relative incomes, and still others in terms of consumption patterns.
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, 2017
A table adapted to be mounted beneath the dashboard of an automobile and which is movable between a retracted position beneath the dashboard and telescopic position projecting outwardly in front of the dashboard in a position ready for use, the table ...
Timothy Sullivan +2 more
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A table adapted to be mounted beneath the dashboard of an automobile and which is movable between a retracted position beneath the dashboard and telescopic position projecting outwardly in front of the dashboard in a position ready for use, the table ...
Timothy Sullivan +2 more
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Sociological Forum, 2006
This intriguing book about the financial pressures faced by middle-class, two-earner families with children is exceptional in its originality. It begins by discussing the recent upswing in bankruptcy among U.S. families. One in seven families goes bankrupt in the course of a decade, 90% of them educated, middle-class families, mostly with children ...
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This intriguing book about the financial pressures faced by middle-class, two-earner families with children is exceptional in its originality. It begins by discussing the recent upswing in bankruptcy among U.S. families. One in seven families goes bankrupt in the course of a decade, 90% of them educated, middle-class families, mostly with children ...
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1951
Abstract IN the early nineteenth century, although there are no exact figures, probably four-fifths of the occupied population were self-employed enterprisers; by 1870, only about one-third, and in 1940, only about one-fifth, were still in this old middle class.
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Abstract IN the early nineteenth century, although there are no exact figures, probably four-fifths of the occupied population were self-employed enterprisers; by 1870, only about one-third, and in 1940, only about one-fifth, were still in this old middle class.
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2021
The United States may be headed toward a disastrous conflict with China unless Washington updates its understanding of contemporary Chinese societyAfter four decades of engagement, the United States and China now appear to be locked on a collision course that has already fomented a trade war, seems likely to produce a new cold war, and could even ...
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The United States may be headed toward a disastrous conflict with China unless Washington updates its understanding of contemporary Chinese societyAfter four decades of engagement, the United States and China now appear to be locked on a collision course that has already fomented a trade war, seems likely to produce a new cold war, and could even ...
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Journal of Urban History, 2013
The Barbican Estate, in London’s square-mile City financial district, is one of the capital’s most unique residential spaces. In the 1950s the City Corporation redeveloped the war-damaged site as a “high class” neighborhood even though the prevailing planning dogma was to usher the well-heeled out of the crowded center. To sanitize the inner-city site,
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The Barbican Estate, in London’s square-mile City financial district, is one of the capital’s most unique residential spaces. In the 1950s the City Corporation redeveloped the war-damaged site as a “high class” neighborhood even though the prevailing planning dogma was to usher the well-heeled out of the crowded center. To sanitize the inner-city site,
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Latin American Perspectives, 1993
The major theoretical point of Managing Socialism is well taken: To understand socialism it is not enough to analyze the actions, policies, and psychologies of, or the relationships among, political leaders. A deeper and more accurate understanding of these societies demands a shift in focus to the lower social strata.
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The major theoretical point of Managing Socialism is well taken: To understand socialism it is not enough to analyze the actions, policies, and psychologies of, or the relationships among, political leaders. A deeper and more accurate understanding of these societies demands a shift in focus to the lower social strata.
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