Residential separation of capital groups.

The academic and public debate on social inequality has recently been fuelled by large disparities in income and wealth, profound changes in the labour market, and other emerging cleavages in post-industrial societies. This article contributes to the discussion by arguing that class divisions are theoretically based on four types of capital: people’s economic means, their social capital, their cultural resources, and the combination of their health and attractiveness (‘person capital’). From this premise, the social structure of the Netherlands is examined. A dedicated survey was linked to mic... Mehr ...

Verfasser: J. Cok Vrooman
Jeroen Boelhouwer
Mérove Gijsberts
Dokumenttyp: Text
Erscheinungsdatum: 2024
Schlagwörter: Evolutionary Biology / Cancer / Science Policy / Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified / Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified / today &# 8217 / study also indicate / report lower levels / privileged younger people / people &# 8217 / employed middle echelon / attractiveness (&# 8216 / national population register / established upper echelon / comprehend structural inequality / six capital groups / little capital tend / contemporary class structure / netherlands </ p / social inequality / adult population / structure consisting / social structure / social class / class divisions / upper classes / total capital / social capital / capital disparities / xlink \ / > / value self / theoretically based / tax authorities / social position / social hierarchy / resource disparities / rate politics / public debate / profound changes / lowest among / large disparities / labour market / insecure workers / industrial societies / hedonism less / four types / experiences among / emerging cleavages / economic means / divergent views
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Link(s) : https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0296443.s004