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... STRATIFICATION IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE CHAPTER SUMMARY Social stratification is a system in which people are divided into layers according to their relative power , property , and prestige . The major systems of social stratification ...
... STRATIFICATION IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE CHAPTER SUMMARY Social stratification is a system in which people are divided into layers according to their relative power , property , and prestige . The major systems of social stratification ...
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... stratification worked as Davis and Moore describe it , society would be a meritocracy -- a form of social stratification in which all positions are awarded on the basis of merit -- but it does not work this way ( e.g. the best predictor ...
... stratification worked as Davis and Moore describe it , society would be a meritocracy -- a form of social stratification in which all positions are awarded on the basis of merit -- but it does not work this way ( e.g. the best predictor ...
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... social stratification in which all positions are awarded on the basis of merit multinational corporations : companies that operate across many national boundaries neocolonialism : the ... SOCIAL STRATIFICATION IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE 111.
... social stratification in which all positions are awarded on the basis of merit multinational corporations : companies that operate across many national boundaries neocolonialism : the ... SOCIAL STRATIFICATION IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE 111.
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THE SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE | 1 |
CULTURE | 19 |
SOCIALIZATION | 34 |
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