An edition of Social class
(2008)
Social class
how does it work?
by Annette Lareau and Dalton Conley
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Table of Contents
How class works : objective and subjective aspects of class since the 1970s / Michael Hout
Are there social classes? A framework for testing sociology's favorite concept / David B. Grusky and Kim A. Weeden
Education-based meritocracy : the barriers to its realization / John Goldthorpe and Michelle Jackson
Class and the transition to adulthood / Annette Lareau and Elliot B. Weininger
Breaking the class monolith : understanding class differences in black adolescents' attachment to racial identity / Karyn Lacy and Angel L. Harris
Bringing sibling differences in : enlarging our understanding of the transmission of advantage in families / Dalton Conley
Class and politics / Jeff Manza and Clem Brooks
Social inequality and health : future directions for the fundamental cause explanation / Richard M. Carpiano, Bruce G. Link, and Jo C. Phelan
Race, class, and neighborhoods / Mary Pattillo
What does class inequality among women look like? A comparison with men and families, 1970-2000 / Leslie McCall
Logics of class analysis / Erik Olin Wright
Two oppositions in studies of class : a reflection / John Goldthorpe
Reflections on "class matters" / Janny Scott
Class notes / Roger D. Hodge
Holding up a mirror to a classless society / Ray Suarez
Reading class between the lines (of this volume) : a reflection on why we should stick to folk concepts of social class / Dalton Conley.
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