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    Social classes in Latin America. The contributions of Ruy Mauro Marini by Branca, Ayelen, Giacomelli, Gabriela

    Published 2022
    “…In this article we inquiring into Ruy Mauro Marini’s dependency theory, and his studies from the early ‘70s, in order to take up again the theoretical-methodological contributions provided in the face of the problem of conceptualizing social classes in Latin America. We have retrieved the studies developed by Marini from 1973, the year of publication of La dialéctica de la dependencia, to 1979, when his articles “Plusvalía extraordinaria y acumulación de capital” and “El ciclo del capital en la economía dependiente” were released. …”
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    Initiation economique et sociale : classe de seconde /

    Published 1981
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    Education reform : a critical and post-structural approach / by Ball, Stephen J.

    Published 1997
    Table of Contents: “…Education markets, choice and social class: the market as a class strategy in the UK and USA. …”
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    Social estructure, stratification and mobility = Estructura, estratificación y movilidad social /

    Published 1967
    Table of Contents: “…Continuity and discontinuity in social strata / Walter Buckley -- 4. Power and social class / Robert Bierstedt -- 5. La industrialización y los movimientos sociales / Alain Touraine -- 6. …”
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    Social stratification : class, race, and gender in sociological perspective /

    Published 2014
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    SOLIDARITY, MORAL SCHEMES AND POLITICAL DISPOSITIONS IN YOUNG PEOPLE OF UPPER-CLASS: RESEARCH FINDINGS AT A SCHOOL INGREATER BUENOS AIRES (2014-2015) by Dukuen, Juan, Kriger, Miriam

    Published 2016
    “…In conclusion, we found that the solidarity offered by the school experience is relevant for the development of a political subjectivity, because: a) It allows students to build moral schemes of the social world based on a meeting with "the other" (the poor) in different conditions that characterize the real meetings between individuals of unequal social classes in their everyday context; b) it confirms and legitimizes the recognition of social class of the participants as active subjects (those giving, donate), and promoting their political dispositions from an humanistic morality, based on their social class membership and not from a political understanding of the fundamentals of social inequality.…”
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    Sociolinguistics : a reader and coursebook /

    Published 1997
    Table of Contents: “…Hewstone & H. Giles -- 22. Social Class and the Identification of Sex in Children's Speech / J.R. …”
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