12 research outputs found
The role of voluntary social welfare organisations in Norway: a democratic alternative to a bureaucratic welfare state?
No full textThe roots of hegemony: The mechanisms of class accommodation and the emergence of the nation-people
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The Nation as Propertied Community: The Emergence of Nationalism in the United States and Norway
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Quando discursos e oportunidades políticas se encontram: para repensar a sociologia política da cidadania moderna
No full textTropical Montane Cloud Forests: Hydrometeorological variability in three neighbouring catchments with different forest cover
No full textWas Wright Wrong? High-Class Jobs and the Professional Earnings Advantage
No full textWright and Perrone (1977) was an outstanding empirical analysis of social stratification, a major contribution to Marxist analysis of classes in modern capitalism, and an important contribution to popular discourse and academic research on "social class" in the United States. Since 1977, however, debates with "bean counters" in sociology and "epistemological and ontological purists" within Marxism have yielded a multidimensional game-theoretic exploitation model that falls far short of Wright and Perrone (1977) on standards of social science, Marxism, commonsense, and the potential for inspiring future scholarship. Thus I propose moving away from game theory and toward Tilly's (1998) model of durable inequality, which might accommodate the dialectic of life and work. Copyright (c) 2005 by the Southwestern Social Science Association.
Changing economic conditions and their effects on professional autonomy: An analysis of family practitioners and oncologists
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