Class Counts: Comparative Studies in Class AnalysisCambridge University Press, 1997 - 576 sider Class Counts combines theoretical discussions of the concept of class with a wide range of comparative empirical investigations of class. |
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American anticapitalism scale authority boundary bourgeois capitalism capitalist capitalist class chapter class analysis class boundaries class consciousness class distributions class formation class identity class interests class relations class structure class struggle coefficients compared concept of class countries cross-national defined dimension dummy variables economic effects empirical employees employment equation expert managers exploitation family-class friendships gap in authority gender gap Goldthorpe household housework husbands hypothesis ideological individuals interaction Japan job-class labor force labor power managerial Marxist material interests matrix mediated class locations middle class Model nonskilled Norway occupational overall patterns permeability of class petty bourgeoisie political positions predictions private sector problem production property boundary rank ordering regression relative respondents sample self-employed self-employment sex segregation shmoos significant significantly simply skill boundary small employers social Sociology specific strategy supervisors Sweden Swedish Table theory tion trajectory United variations Weberian wives women workers working-class coalition workplace workplace authority