81. University Essays: Sociology: Social Stratification - Theories Home University Essays Sociology social stratification Theories.social stratification - Theories. Sociology - social stratification. http://www.studentcentral.co.uk/coursework/essays/2750.html

Search GCSE Coursework A-Level Coursework University Essays ... Donate Click here for Custom Written Research Home University Essays Sociology : Social Stratification - Theories Social Stratification - Theories Sociology: - Social Stratification POST-CLASSICAL AND CONTEMPORARY THEORIES OF SOCIAL INEQUALITY Class-Based Theories: 1. Ralf Dahrendorf 2. Gerhard Lenski 1. Nicos Poulantzas 2. Erik Olin Wright 1. Frank Parkin 2. Anthony Giddens Non-Class-Based Theories: Gender-Based Inequality Race-Ethnicity, Religious, Language: Primordial Group Inequality Culture-, Education-Based Inequality Rational Choice ( also: Local Justice) Inequality studentcentral.co.uk GENDER INEQUALITY I A. Material well-being, entitlement to and control of material rewards and resources B. Safety and Security D. Autonomy, self-determination, control of self, body E. Control of others F. Education, information ww be be w st bebe ud e be be nt c be en be tral be co be uk G. Symbolic rewards, resources; prestige, honor A. Knowledge, information, graining ww cc cc w st cccc ud e cc cc nt c cc en cc tral cc co cc uk B. Occupational qualifications, attainment

82. ISA RC28 On Social Stratification And Mobility, New York Meeting http://www.nyu.edu/education/humsocsci/rc28/

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83. SO 345 Social Stratification SO 345 social stratification. General Sources LOLA. LOLA These are some of theLibrary of Congress subject headings related to social stratification. http://www.plymouth.edu/psc/library/courseguides/SO345.htm

SO 345 Social Stratification General Sources Part I: Approaches to Social Stratification The Corporate Power Structure Part III: The Middle Class in Asia ... in The United States Professor: Stacey Yap Librarian: Robert Fitzpatrick Librarian: Alice Staples General Sources: L.O.L.A. L.O.L.A. These are some of the Library of Congress subject headings related to "social stratification." Social Classes Class Conciousness Elite Social Sciences Leisure Class ... Working Class This is the result of a word search using "social stratification." You might want to browse some of these titles for ideas for other headings. Social Stratification Reference Books: Borgatta, Edgar F., Ed. Encyclopedia of sociology. New York : Maxwell Macmillan International, 1992. REFERENCE SHELVES HM17 .E5 1991 Magill, Frank N., Ed. Survey of social science: Sociology series. Pasadena, Calif.: Salem Press, 1994. REFERENCE SHELVES HM17 .S86 1994 David L. Sills, Ed. International encyclopedia of the social sciences. New York: Macmillan, 1968.

84. Social Stratification social stratification. Soc 132 Fall 2001. TuTh 145330 O’Connor 204. Week4. Tu Oct 9. Th Oct 11. Understanding social stratification. Kerbo, Chapter4. http://www.scu.edu/anthrosoc/faculty/lnichols/soc132.html

Social Stratification Soc 132 Fall 2001 TuTh 1:45-3:30 O’Connor Instructor: : O’Connor 304 Office Hours : LNichols@scu.edu COURSE DESCRIPTION: Welcome to this course on Social Stratification. Stratification is one of the oldest areas of study in sociology and its study fits well with the definition of sociology as taught here at Santa Clara University: " Sociology is a social science that uses quantitative and qualitative methods to analyze the relationship among individual actions, social institutions, societal forces, and social change. Sociological understanding provides us with tools for analyzing the practical impact and ethical implications of our choices and decisions in the workplace, family, and community ." Some of the earliest sociologists focused on trying to understand and predict the systematic causes and consequences of stratification as societies were moving from being primarily agrarian to being industrialized. This information will prove useful as we begin to look at what stratification looks like in the 21 st century. Although the course will primarily focus on the United States, we will also spend some time exploring stratification from a global perspective.

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