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Lipset and “working-class” authoritarianism
The American Sociologist, 2003Dans son article Democracy and Working-Class Authoritarianism (1959) Seymour Martin Lipset a propose une analyse de la culture politique de la classe ouvriere americaine. Selon lui, elle se montrerait liberale dans un strict sens economique (redistribution des revenus, des statuts, du pouvoir...) mais intolerante sur le plan des valeurs.
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2012
The prevalence of wage labor has been a defining characteristic of modern societies. Following the Industrial Revolution, the people who sold their labor for survival in the newly emerging modern societies were usually labeled as the “working class” or the “proletariat.” Originally used by Romans to label citizens with very little or no property, the ...
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The prevalence of wage labor has been a defining characteristic of modern societies. Following the Industrial Revolution, the people who sold their labor for survival in the newly emerging modern societies were usually labeled as the “working class” or the “proletariat.” Originally used by Romans to label citizens with very little or no property, the ...
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Working-Class Radicalism in Mid-Victorian England.
, 2020W. H. Chaloner, T. Tholfsen
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Working with Classes and Interfaces
2019In this chapter, I describe the features that TypeScript provides for working with classes and introduce the interface feature, which provides an alternative approach to describing the shape of objects. Table 11-1 summarizes the chapter.
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2018
This chapter explores why working-class fictions flourished in the period from the late 1950s through to the early 1970s and the distinctive contributions that they made to the post-war British and Irish novel. These writers of working-class fiction were celebrated for their bold, socially realistic, and often candid depictions of the lives and desires
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This chapter explores why working-class fictions flourished in the period from the late 1950s through to the early 1970s and the distinctive contributions that they made to the post-war British and Irish novel. These writers of working-class fiction were celebrated for their bold, socially realistic, and often candid depictions of the lives and desires
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History Workshop Journal, 1982 How Not To Skip Class: Social Reproduction of Labor and the Global Working Class
, 2019T. Bhattacharya
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The Growth of Working Class Reformism in Mid-Victorian England
Neville Kirk
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