As universities and employers strive for greater socioeconomic diversity, understanding First-
Generation, Low-Income (FGLI) status as a dimension of diversity is crucial. This review …

Survey experiments are an underutilized but powerful tool for sociologists interested in
studying causal research questions. Survey experiments can yield insights into the breadth …

Research on cultural stratification often draws on Bourdieu's misrecognition model to
interpret socioeconomic gradients in cultural tastes and participation. In this model, an …

How do the economic and cultural components of social class separately contribute to social
class–based inequality? I argue that one approach to disentangle the effects of economic …

Cosmopolitanism, which is often defined as openness to other cultures and individuals, is
significant for understanding processes of stratification in contemporary, globalised societies …

This chapter reviews theoretical and empirical work linking the study of social capital–
conceptualized as resources embedded in networks–and cultural capital–conceptualized as …

This study explored how individuals metaphorically represent the concepts of poor and rich.
Human psychological activity and behavior are products of culture and history. The …

Trivia is a popular avocation, reflecting and shaping perceptions of valued cultural
knowledge (Hoerschelmann, 2006; Linneman, 2013). Trivia questions, responses and …

The only consensus formed about social class is that there's no consensus about how it
should be defined. Sociologists define social classes by occupational coding schemes …

В работах, где культурное потребление переплетается с изучением стратификации,
исследователи фокусируют внимание на возможностях и последствиях использования …