Class Counts

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Class Counts is a major sociological work by Erik Olin Wright that systematically analyzes social class structures and class inequality using a neo-Marxist framework.

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instanceOf book
sociological work
academicDiscipline economic sociology NERFINISHED
political sociology
aimsTo link class theory with statistical research
reconstruct Marxist class theory empirically
analyzes authority relations
class and income inequality
class and life chances
class and political attitudes
employment relations
ownership relations
author Erik Olin Wright NERFINISHED
contributedTo debates on class in late 20th century sociology
critiques Weberian stratification approaches
purely gradational models of inequality
fieldOfWork class analysis
social stratification
sociology
focusesOn capitalist societies
class structure in advanced capitalism
contradictory class locations
exploitation
relations of production
genre academic monograph
hasImpactOn class analysis in sociology
comparative class structure studies
empirical research on social inequality
hasNotableConcept class maps
contradictory class locations
exploitation-centered class definition
influencedBy Karl Marx
neo-Marxist sociology
language English
mainSubject class inequality
class structure
social class
partOf Erik Olin Wright's class analysis project NERFINISHED
proposes empirical measures of class positions
operationalization of class categories
relatedWork Class, Crisis and the State NERFINISHED
Classes (Erik Olin Wright) NERFINISHED
theoreticalFramework Marxist class analysis
neo-Marxist theory
usesMethod comparative analysis
quantitative analysis
survey data

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