National vital statistics in the United States are unique among those of advanced capitalist
countries in reporting data only by race, sex, and age—not by class and income. This article …

Because of the inadequacies of mainstream formulations, marxian urban analysis has
emerged to explain the important urban events since World War II. Similarly, but within a …

The percent female of an occupation lowers the pay it offers to both men and women, net of
skill demands, nonpecuniary amenities and disamenities, and industrial and organizational …

Correlational studies of the relationship between social class and crime have tended to
operationalize these concepts in a theoretical vacuum rather than developing measures that …

In this paper we review the empirical legacy that developed out of the theoretical and
methodological agendas of class analysis and comparative methods of the 1970s and …

The goal of this study was to examine how working-class fathers' job experiences affect their
self-esteem and parenting styles. It was hypothesized that fathers' positive work experiences …

Most students learn how sociologists study class in introductory sociology courses. This
exposure also influences how students think about class stratification; thus it is important to …

The match of ideology and policy regarding gender equality in a corporatist society like
Sweden should result in reduced gender inequality in access to supervisory authority and in …

This study estimates differences in access to power positions and the degree to which
supervisors and policymakers exercise work power among women and men. The relative …

After 40 years of social and educational battles incident to Brown v. Board of Education of
Topeka, Kansas (1954), African Americans continue to experience socioeducational …