Social Classes in Classical and Marxist
Political Economy. - Author/s: John Milios - ABSTRACT. The notion social class attains
a well-defined theoretical content in the works of the classical political economists, who
defined classes on the basis of the specific income form that each category of people
(class) obtains. This approach to class constitutes a first form of a "friendly
merger" between political economy and sociology. When combined with the classical
labor value theory, it has led to a theory of class exploitation of the laboring class by
the capitalist class. As economic theory became increasingly apologetic after the
"Marginalist Revolution" (setting itself the aim of justifying capitalism), the
theory of class has been totally banished from the corpus of "modern (neoclassical)
economic science."
Stratification: Examining issues involving social class,
status, and inequalities across the globe - psychology.about.com/cs/stratification/
Concerns for the aging population in NC ENDURING INEQUITIES IN
LATER LIFE - aging.unc.edu/infocenter/resources/2000/grcfacts.pdf
Stratification structure refers to the hierarchy of social
classes in society. ... ablongman.com/ catalog/academic/product/1,4096,0205278353,00.html
CLASS AND STRATIFICATION. INTRODUCTION - Egalitarianism -
Social inequality ... usyd.edu.au/su/social/stp/class.html |