The concept of an underclass departs from previous determinations of social class based on criteria of education, occupation, and income in favor of the more subjective and less quantifiable criteria of the degree of social dislocation and the departure of a population from middle class norms and values. A study reviews current definitions of the underclass ; contrasts this class description with the poor in the 60\u27s and before; and suggests that the underclass is a pejorative label which has the effect of blaming the victim , and has negative implications for the formulation of public policy directed toward the population thus labeled
ERMS such as poor, working class, middle class, upper middle class, and upper class are routinely us...
Against the backdrop of socio-economic conflict, this paper analyses a number of approaches to class...
Against the backdrop of socio-economic conflict, this paper analyses a number of approaches to class...
The concept of an "underclass " departs from previous determinations of social class based...
In this paper, I consider whether a theoretically defined concept of underclass can be helpful in so...
Recent interest in the problems of an underclass has highlighted deficiencies in the conceptual unde...
"The use of the concept 'underclass' has been the subject of considerable debate among scholars of u...
The term urban underclass is often invoked to describe the urban poor, and particularly those who ha...
The difficulties in achieving a consensus regarding the definition of the underclass cannot be minim...
The underclass has become a prominent issue in American social welfare, yet welfare professionals ha...
The concept of an ‘underclass’ originates in the United States and is wide-spread in political and s...
This paper sets out to define the underclass and then test the predictions of three competing theori...
The purpose of this work is primarily to explore the development of what has come to be known as the...
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William A, Kelso, Poverty and the Underclass: Changing Perceptions of the Poor in America. New York:...
ERMS such as poor, working class, middle class, upper middle class, and upper class are routinely us...
Against the backdrop of socio-economic conflict, this paper analyses a number of approaches to class...
Against the backdrop of socio-economic conflict, this paper analyses a number of approaches to class...
The concept of an "underclass " departs from previous determinations of social class based...
In this paper, I consider whether a theoretically defined concept of underclass can be helpful in so...
Recent interest in the problems of an underclass has highlighted deficiencies in the conceptual unde...
"The use of the concept 'underclass' has been the subject of considerable debate among scholars of u...
The term urban underclass is often invoked to describe the urban poor, and particularly those who ha...
The difficulties in achieving a consensus regarding the definition of the underclass cannot be minim...
The underclass has become a prominent issue in American social welfare, yet welfare professionals ha...
The concept of an ‘underclass’ originates in the United States and is wide-spread in political and s...
This paper sets out to define the underclass and then test the predictions of three competing theori...
The purpose of this work is primarily to explore the development of what has come to be known as the...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/68192/2/10.1177_103841116700200302.pd
William A, Kelso, Poverty and the Underclass: Changing Perceptions of the Poor in America. New York:...
ERMS such as poor, working class, middle class, upper middle class, and upper class are routinely us...
Against the backdrop of socio-economic conflict, this paper analyses a number of approaches to class...
Against the backdrop of socio-economic conflict, this paper analyses a number of approaches to class...