Stratification. Stratification Systems Types Slave: owners/slaves Estate: nobility/church/ commoners Caste: birth & occupation Class: economics/ sociocultural.

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Stratification

Stratification Systems Types Slave: owners/slaves Estate: nobility/church/ commoners Caste: birth & occupation Class: economics/ sociocultural traits Comparative components 1) Relative importance of ascribed v. achieved statuses 2) Degree of mobility or openness

What is the Basis of social stratification? Marx Relationship to the means of production “Haves” v. “Have nots” Bourgeoisie/ capitalists v. proletariat /workers

What is the Basis of social stratification? Ralf Dahrendorf May 1, 1929 – June 17, 2009) "command class" V. "obey class" those with authority v. those without

What is the Basis of social stratification? Weber Life Chances Class, Status, Party Class = market situation Status=social esteem Party=ability to mobilize group for goal

A variety of ways to look at class

SES = Socioeconomic Status income/education/occupational prestige

Class interactive ional/ _CLASS_GRAPHIC/index_01.ht ml ES

Income: Geography of Recession

Gilbert-Kahl Model of the Class Structure

Subjective class identification

Political Behavior

Intersecting spheres

Wealth

Occupy Wall Street

Occupy Wall Street

That 9% rate, by the way, equates to 14 million Americans—people who want to work but can't find a job. 9% rate, by the way, equates to 14 million Americans—people who want to work but can't find a job. 10?op=1#ixzz1d3wjWqhUhttp:// 10?op=1#ixzz1d3wjWqhU

CEO pay is now 350X the average worker's, up from 50X from

Corporate profits just hit another all-time high.

The role of education in class

Savage Inequalities Photos of East St. Louis Jonathan Kozol September 5, 1936-

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