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Mapa Mental por Daniel Johnston, actualizado hace más de 1 año
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Social Class
- Life Chances
- Income
- Roberts
- "Income inequalities are a direct
result of class inequalities"
- Phillip Green, earning £1.4 billion
- Phillip Green, earning £1.4 billion
- "Income inequalities are a direct
result of class inequalities"
- Reduction of tax
- Roberts
- Poverty
- Poverty trap
- 'Better off on benefits'
- 'Worse off working'
- 'Better off on benefits'
- Relative poverty rising since 1997
- Savage
- In 1997 there were three
times as many people in
relative poverty than there
were in the 1970s.
- In 1997 there were three
times as many people in
relative poverty than there
were in the 1970s.
- Feinstein (2007)
- Survey
- 17 000 children born in 1970
- 17 000 children born in 1970
- Extreme poverty is 6 times more
likely if born to a labourer
- Survey
- Child poverty
has increased
- Poverty trap
- Wealth
- 20th Century:
Redistribution of wealth
- Not benefitting the mass of the population!
- Inheritance: avoiding
paying taxes in the form
of death duties
- Inheritance: avoiding
paying taxes in the form
of death duties
- Not benefitting the mass of the population!
- In 2003, the top 1% and top
10% owned 18% and 50% of the
nation’s wealth respectively.
- Roberts
- 30% of adults did
not own their home
- Most are in debt
- 30% of adults did
not own their home
- 20th Century:
Redistribution of wealth
- Health
- Working class experience poorer
mortality rates and morbidity rates
- 3500 more working
class babies would
survive per year
- Bartley et al (1996)
- Compared death rates
amongst social classes.
- Compared death rates
amongst social classes.
- Working class experience poorer
mortality rates and morbidity rates
- Education
- 7% of all children are
educated at private schools
- Sutton Trust research charity
- “Old school tie” network
- “Old school tie” network
- 7% of all children are
educated at private schools
- Income
- Classes
- Middle
- Savage - this group also
invest heavily in cultural capital
- Roberts - describes a
growing sense of insecurity
- Privileged group
- Tertiary sector has
replaced the
secondary sector
- Savage - this group also
invest heavily in cultural capital
- Upper
- Wealth fragmented by inheritance taxes
- Exclusiveness eroded by a tide of democracy
- Saunders - "it's really too small"
- Robinson - "the decline of the
aristocracy is entirely imaginary"
- Transmission of cultural and social capital
- Kinship links
- Wealth fragmented by inheritance taxes
- Working
- Traditional - Shrinking throughout the 20th Century
- Work / Class consciousness/
Respectability/Community
- Work / Class consciousness/
Respectability/Community
- New - Identified during the 50s/60s
- Increase in post-war living standards
- Embourgeoisment - Goldthorpe et al 1996
- Increase in post-war living standards
- Traditional - Shrinking throughout the 20th Century
- Under
- NEETS
- Disadvantaged group
- Bottom of society
- Materially deprived
- Field
- Long term unemployed
- Single Parents
- Elderly poor
- Long term unemployed
- NEETS
- Middle
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