Britain’s New Ordinary Class Elite
The top 6% of the UK population by wealth and income make up a new elite class who also have the most cultural and social capital
The top 6% of the UK population by wealth and income make up a new elite class who also have the most cultural and social capital
marketisation policies mean unequal parental choice as middle class parents have more cultural capital
The GBCS found seven ‘objective’ social classes based on economic, cultural and social capital. However, most people do not identify with these social classes!
People from working class backgrounds who are socially mobile and make it into middle class jobs are less likely to
Why don’t working class graduates with good degrees get the best jobs?
I’ve blogged about how Mary Berry’s uses her middle class cultural capital to maintain the class-order through demonising working class
Being an analytical genius is not necessarily enough to achieve success in life – it also helps if your parents
Bourdieu didn’t like the label ‘social theorist’ because he insisted that there was a fundamentally important relationship between empirical data,
The Apprentice – The Final Five demonstrates some of the subtle ways in which the class structure disadvantages those from working
A summary of Steph Lawler’s ‘Sociological Perspectives on Identity’, chapter 7 During summer 2000 and in January 2001, there were