2018
DOI: 10.13068/9789179243265
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Klassamhällets förändring

Abstract: www.arkiv.nu i samarbete med Katalys-institut för facklig idéutveckling www.katalys.org Återutgivningen av detta arbete ingår i Katalys rapportserie "Klass i Sverige". För en uppdaterad klassanalys utifrån den här boken av en av dess författare, se Göran Ahrnes Katalysrapport tillsammans med Niels Stöber och Max Thaning, Klasstrukturen i Sverige. Struktur, klass och inkomster: Kontinuitet och förändring 1985-2015 (2018). Se även övriga rapporter från Katalys klassprojekt som listas i slutet av den här boken oc… Show more

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“…This may certainly be one vital reason why women do not identify with the working class to the same extent as do working-class men, but it cannot fully explain women’s tendency to locate themselves lower on the social scale. As this study has argued, the lower placement on the status scale among women identifying with the working class must also relate to the occupations these women hold, compared to working-class men (Ahrne et al, 1995; Anker, 1998; Alexanderson and Östlin, 2001), and to the status accorded these occupations (Crompton, 1989). The results also show a slight tendency among women with a middle-class or upper-middle-/upper-class identity to locate themselves higher on the social scale compared to their male counterparts.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…This may certainly be one vital reason why women do not identify with the working class to the same extent as do working-class men, but it cannot fully explain women’s tendency to locate themselves lower on the social scale. As this study has argued, the lower placement on the status scale among women identifying with the working class must also relate to the occupations these women hold, compared to working-class men (Ahrne et al, 1995; Anker, 1998; Alexanderson and Östlin, 2001), and to the status accorded these occupations (Crompton, 1989). The results also show a slight tendency among women with a middle-class or upper-middle-/upper-class identity to locate themselves higher on the social scale compared to their male counterparts.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…shop assistants, baristas) – and healthcare occupations (e.g. nursing assistants) (Ahrne et al, 1995; Anker, 1998; Alexanderson and Östlin, 2001). These jobs (in both the private and public sectors) tend to pay less, be less secure, be more exposed to market forces, and are not traditionally regarded as part of the working classes even if they are typically organized within LO (the Swedish Trade Union Confederation).…”
Section: Different Approaches To Class Identity and Subjective Socialmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Ett annat produktionssätt skymtar fram i boken Klassamhällets förändring där Ahrne et al (1985) skilde ut den offentliga sektorn och betonade dess särart i jämförelse med den kapitalistiska produktionen. En hel del av den offentliga sektorn har sedan dess stöpts om i enlighet med New Public Management men, med Therborns ord från 1981 (s. 50) som fortfarande gäller: "det betalda arbetet har inte till (primär) uppgift att öka den offentliga arbetsgivarens inkomster utan att bereda trygghet och bekvämlighet mm åt medborgarna och/eller de styrande."…”
Section: Vilka äR Samhällets Ekonomiska Drivkrafter?unclassified
“…35. Ahrne, Ekerwald & Leiulfsrud (2018[1995), s. iv, 35-36, 40-43, 60-63. Jfr Ankarloo (1997 Den senaste tioårsperioden tycks ha varit fredlig, men det är ett åtminstone delvis bedrägligt intryck.…”
Section: Strejkmönster Och Klasstrukturunclassified