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Lee, David J., and Bryan S. Turner (eds.). Conflicts about Class: Debating Inequality in Late Industrialism. A Selection of Readings. London; New York: Longman, 1996.
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Table of contents
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| Preface | vii |
| Editorial Introduction: Myths of classlessness and the 'death' of class analysis
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| Part One. Class in a Post-Communist World
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| Overview: Class metaphors and triumphant individualism | 23 |
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Chapter 1. Has class analysis a future?
(Robert Holton) | 26 |
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Chapter 2. Are social classes dying?
(Terry Nicholls Clark and Seymour Martin Lipset)
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Chapter 3. The persistence of classes in post-industrial societies
(Mike Hout, Clem Brooks and Jeff Manza)
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Chapter 4. The dying of class or of Marxist class theory?
(Jan Pakulski) | 60 |
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Chapter 5. Succession in the stratification system
(Malcolm Waters) | 71 |
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| Part Two. British Sociology and Class Analysis |
| Overview: Class structure, class position and class action | 87 |
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Chapter 6. Is the emperor naked?
(Ray Pahl) | 89
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Chapter 7. The promising future of class analysis
(John H. Goldthorpe and Gordon Marshall)
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Chapter 8. A reply to Goldthorpe and Marshall
(Ray Pahl) | 110 |
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Chapter 9. Gender and class analysis
(Rosemary Crompton) | 115 |
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Chapter 10. Class analysis: Back to the future?
(John Scott) | 127 |
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| Part Three. Researching Class |
| Overview: Class research and class explanations | 139 |
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Chapter 11. Class in Britain since 1979: Facts, theories and ideologies
(John Westergaard) | 141 |
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Chapter 12. Patterns of capitalist development
(John Scott)
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Chapter 13. Comparative studies in class structure
(John Myles and Adnan Turegun) |
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Chapter 14. Classes, underclasses and the labour market
(Lydia Morris) | 184 |
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Chapter 15. Class and politics in advanced industrial societies
(John H. Goldthorpe) |
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Chapter 16. Class inequalities and educational reform in twentieth-century
Britain
(Anthony Heath and Peter Clifford) |
209 |
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Chapter 17. Social class and interest formation in post-communist societies
(Geoffrey Evans) | 225 |
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| Editorial Conclusions
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Weak class theories or strong sociology?
(David J. Lee) | 245 |
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Capitalism, classes and citizenship
(Bryan S. Turner) | 254 |
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| References | 262 |
| The Editors | 296 |
| Notes on contributors | 298 |
| Index of principal topics | 301 |
| Index of authors | 306 |
