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Runciman (1966) The three dimensions of social inequality (Social…
Runciman (1966) The three dimensions of social inequality
What is a fair society? A macro perspective in justice research
Social inequality can be explained by distinguishing it according to a number of dimensions in which the members of society are ranked.
Economical
Class
Location in the processes of production, distribution and exchange/ in the division of labour/ in the economic hierarchy. Work-situation/Job.
White collar worker/Clerical tasks
Proffessional/Managerial tasks
Blue collar worker/Manual work
Social
Status
Determined by style of consumption. Location in the hierarchy of presige and social estimation. Educational qualifications.
Complete high school
University degree
Vocational education
Primary education
Political
Power
Localtion in the hierarchy of power, in terms of gving orders and taking orders. Authorithy invested in occupational positions.
Manager
Employer
Employee
Class, status, power understood by Weber.
What is social inequality?