Add to ORKGwe will take a new approach to the discussion on lifestyles and social stra-tification. Instead of anchoring our definition of social stratification in predefined concepts, such as social class or status, we will empirically explore the latent pat-terns of social stratification and lifestyles. Our strategy allows us to investigate if social stratification is best measured by one, two or more dimensions; and then to map associated patterns of lifestyles onto this/these dimension(s). As indicators of social stratification we use education, household income and occupational sta-tus. (...) G e Wo P s Working papers du GEMASS Groupe d’étude des méthodes de l’Analyse sociologique de la Sorbonne ha ls h
A classic topic in the sociology of inequality lies in the subjective consequences of people’s strat...
This paper examines the relationship between status inconsistency and lifestyle in terms of cultural...
My research examines within-nation differences as well as cross-national differences in socially str...
Working paper by Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund & Yannick Lemel, Lifestyles and Social Stratification: An ...
"This paper deals with the question of when and how lifestyle and its components are important in so...
While it is generally accepted that life courses are largely structured by the social class to which...
There is no subject more central to sociology than social mobility.1 The degree to which modern indu...
The relevance of the work is due to the transformations of the modern system of social stratificatio...
2 While some modern social theorists, often drawing on Simmel’s work on leisure, lifestyle, and mone...
We estimate a status order for contemporary Norway using register data on married and cohabiting cou...
Issues of social stratification and social mobility – i.e. inequality in various social domains and ...
The topic of social class, so much contested in the social sciences, raises complex issues of theory...
Although social class was once central to political sociology, it has become increasingly less so; m...
This thesis concerns the correspondence between relations of social class and relations of social st...
In this paper the author defines the nature of social stratification and social classes, and the mai...
A classic topic in the sociology of inequality lies in the subjective consequences of people’s strat...
This paper examines the relationship between status inconsistency and lifestyle in terms of cultural...
My research examines within-nation differences as well as cross-national differences in socially str...
Working paper by Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund & Yannick Lemel, Lifestyles and Social Stratification: An ...
"This paper deals with the question of when and how lifestyle and its components are important in so...
While it is generally accepted that life courses are largely structured by the social class to which...
There is no subject more central to sociology than social mobility.1 The degree to which modern indu...
The relevance of the work is due to the transformations of the modern system of social stratificatio...
2 While some modern social theorists, often drawing on Simmel’s work on leisure, lifestyle, and mone...
We estimate a status order for contemporary Norway using register data on married and cohabiting cou...
Issues of social stratification and social mobility – i.e. inequality in various social domains and ...
The topic of social class, so much contested in the social sciences, raises complex issues of theory...
Although social class was once central to political sociology, it has become increasingly less so; m...
This thesis concerns the correspondence between relations of social class and relations of social st...
In this paper the author defines the nature of social stratification and social classes, and the mai...
A classic topic in the sociology of inequality lies in the subjective consequences of people’s strat...
This paper examines the relationship between status inconsistency and lifestyle in terms of cultural...
My research examines within-nation differences as well as cross-national differences in socially str...