On the analytical division of social class
Abstract:
As the result of a current study of British political attitudes we have been led to examine the accepted measures of class and in particular the point at which the line is usually drawn between the "middle" and "working" classes. In the summer of 1963 we collected interviews from a stratified random sample of just over 2 ,000 British electors and seventeen months later we managed to reinterview just on three-quarters of these. Our main findings will be written up elsewhere but, since our approach to class may be of help to people working in quite different fields, we are publishing this immediate report.
This could also be of interest:
Research Papers
Revision of the social class concept
Catalogue: Seminar 1982: Classifying Consumers
Authors: Jean F. K. Dinjens, Jan Ligthart
June 15, 1982
Research Papers
Women of Class C
Catalogue: Latin America 2004: Integrating Diversity Across the Continent
Authors: Andrea Costa, Katia de Freitas Benchimol, Nelsom Marangoni
Company: IBOPE Inteligencia
October 24, 2004
Research Papers
Social Video Listening - The Next Gen of Social Listening
Catalogue: Congress 2022: 75th Anniversary
Authors: Anne Calot, Laurence Lienhard Grandguillaume
Companies: COTY, The Social Wire
September 26, 2022
