The vertical mosaic : an analysis of social class and power in Canada /

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This book looks at two important aspects in Canadian society: its class structure and the composition of its elites or power holding groups. A recurring theme in the analysis of both class and elite groups is that Canada has found itself in the middle of the twentieth century with inadequate institu...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Porter, John, 1921-1979 (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Toronto [Ont.] : University of Toronto Press, 1965.
Colección:Studies in the structure of power, decision-making in Canada ; 2.
Temas:
Social classes > Canada.
Power (Social sciences)
Social Class
Classes sociales > Canada.
Pouvoir (Sciences sociales)
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Sociology > General.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Political Freedom & Security > Civil Rights.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Political Freedom & Security > Human Rights.
Social classes
Social conditions
Canada > Social conditions.
Canada
Canada > Conditions sociales.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • CONTENTS
  • FOREWORD
  • PREFACE
  • PART I: THE STRUCTURE OF CLASS
  • I: Class and Power: The Major Themes
  • The Canadian Middle Class Image
  • The Ubiquity of Social Rank
  • Classes: Real or Artificial Groups?
  • The Experience of Social Class
  • Class as Functional Inequality: The Conservative Ideology,
  • Marx and Theories of Class Conflict
  • The Post-Marxian Industrial World
  • Elites and Non-Elites
  • II: Class, Mobility, and Migration
  • Uncertain Growth
  • Social Psychology of Population Instability
  • Migration and Occupational Levels
  • Professions and SkillsMobility Deprivation through Educational Deprivation
  • Importation of Skill: An Earlier Period
  • Migration and Class Structure
  • III: Ethnicity and Social Class
  • Charter Groups and the Mythology of Race
  • Entrance Status and Ethnic Segregation
  • Ethnic Affiliation and Occupational Class
  • British and French: Higher and Lower Charter Groups
  • Religion and Class: A Note
  • IV: Classes and Incomes
  • Taxation Statistics
  • Sample Surveys: Inequalities in Incomes and Assets
  • Middle Class and Middle Majority
  • A Note on 1959 Income DistributionV: Rural Decline and New Urban Strata
  • Historical Sketch
  • Off-Farm Migration
  • Inter-provincial Migration
  • Shape of Class Structure
  • VI: Social Class and Educational Opportunity
  • Social Barriers
  • Psychological Barriers
  • Canadian Education, 1951 to 1961
  • Class Origins of High School Students
  • Class Origins of University Students
  • Financial Considerations and School-Leaving
  • Intelligence and Social Class
  • PART II: THE STRUCTURE OF POWER
  • VII: Elites and the Structure of Power
  • Social Necessity of PowerElites as the Holders of Power
  • Degree of Co-ordination among Elites
  • Recruitment of Elites
  • The Collegia! Principle
  • Elites and Their Bureaucracies
  • The Legitimacy of Power
  • VIII: The Concentration of Economic Power
  • Some Measures of Concentration
  • The Growth of the Larger Firms
  • Social Structure and Economic Power
  • Nuclei of Power
  • IX: The Economic Elite and Social Structure
  • An External Elite?
  • Career Patterns and Education
  • Ethnic and Religious Affiliation
  • Class Origins
  • Political AffiliationsBeyond the Board Room
  • The Elite as a Homogeneous Group
  • X: The Structure of Organized Labour
  • Trade Unions and Corporations
  • Social Movement and Market Unionism
  • National Unionism and International Unionism
  • Labour Divisions in Quebec
  • Craft and Industrial Unionism
  • XI: The Labour Elite
  • Social and Class Origins
  • Labour Leaders and Politics
  • The Union Leader's Career
  • Top- Rankers
  • The French Syndicates
  • XII: The Canadian Political System
  • The Political System

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