Wandel der Milieulandschaft in Deutschland

Müller-Schneider, Thomas

doi:10.1515/zfsoz-1996-0302

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“…Classical social inequality research has shown that in Europe and North America, in most empirical fields, social class is the dominant dimension of inequality and intersects with the other dimensions. Social inequality research also has demonstrated that the key resources for reproducing class inequality are property and income from paid work, the key indicators for social class being income, occupational status and education, which are empirically strongly linked up to today (Müller-Schneider 1996;Groh-Samberg et al 2020).…”

Section: Lifestyles Housing and Urban Space As Markers Of Social Ineq...mentioning

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Multivariate scaling methods and the reconstruction of social spaces

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Section: Lifestyles Housing and Urban Space As Markers Of Social Ineq...mentioning

confidence: 99%