Titlebook: Redrawing the Class Map; Stratification and I Daniel Oesch Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006 In

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Class Differences in Pension System Integrationwere rooted in membership of the village community, the town and the guild. (Proto-)industrialization dissolved these social rights until nothing remained but the old poor laws, which treated the claims of the poor not as a part of their citizenship rights, but as an alternative to them (Marshall, 1

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Class Differences in Political Citizenship and Electoral Participationrough the right to participate in the exercise of political power as an elector, individuals have their say on both the welfare state and industrial relations. The normal channel of expanding social rights is thus the use of political power (Marshall, 1981 [1950]: 26). Likewise, in collective bargai

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Cumulative Differences in Institutional Embeddedness), in Chapter 13 integration into intermediary institutions (union membership) and in Chapter 14 integration into political citizenship (nationality and electoral participation). However, following T. H. Marshall we have argued that these different dimensions all reflect aspects of a common concept

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rch, this book adds new insights to the debate about the end of class and shows that Western European societies remain decidedly stratified with respect to material advantages and citizenship rights.978-1-349-54045-7978-0-230-50459-2

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Structural Divisions within the Class Schema: Firm Size, Public Sector Employment and Party Supportf workplaces. Whereas ‘Fordism’ was characterized by large industrial establishments, he expects the service economy to be dominated by small-scale production units ‘where Taylorist management and hierarchies are only marginally possible’ (1999b: 303).