Class, Conflict, and Mobility: Theories and Studies of Class Structure

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents vii
• Tables xi
• Preface xvii
• Introduction 1
• Part One Theories of Class Structure 9
• I Karl Marx: Classes, Conflict, and Change 11
• II: VIlfredo Pareto 43
• III: Ralf Dahrendorf 61
• Iv Max Weber: Class, Status, and Party 74
• V Kingsley Davis and Wilbert E. Moore: Functional Importance and Social Inequality 93
• Part Two Studies in Class Consciousness 113
• Vi Class Consciousness: A Conceptual Analysis 115
• Vii Class Structure and Images of Society 157
• Viii Dimensional Awareness and Class Placement 190
• Ix the Distribution of Social Consciousness 225
• X: Class Interests and Solidarity 264
• Part Threexb Studies in Job Satisfaction and Alienation 301
• XI: Work, Satisfaction, and Alienation 303
• Xii Some Dysfunctions of Stratification 339
• Part Four Studies in Social Mobility 365
• Xiii Social Mobility: Rates and Comparisons 367
• Xiv Education, Migration, and Social Mobility 408
• Xv Class Mobility and Class Consciousness 442
• Xvi Social-Psychological Correlates of Intragenerational Mobility 477
• Part Five the Continuing Marxian Legacy 503
• XVII: Authority Relations, Classes, and Class Conflict 505
• Appendices 537
• Index 569

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