The American Class Structure in an Age of Growing Inequality
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The American Class Structure in an Age of Growing Inequality

by Dennis L. Gilbert

Sociology Economics
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Dennis L. Gilbert's book analyzes the American class structure in the context of increasing inequality. It explores social stratification, economic disparities, and their effects on education, work, and politics. A key resource for grasping modern societal dynamics and challenges.

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The American Class Structure in an Age of Growing Inequality offers a comprehensive analysis of class divisions in the United States. Authored by Dennis L. Gilbert, the book delves into the dynamics of social stratification and economic disparity.

It addresses how growing inequality impacts various aspects of American life, from education and employment to political influence. The work provides insights into the structural factors contributing to these trends.

Through a sociological lens, Gilbert highlights the implications of class structures on societal stability and individual opportunities. This examination is essential for understanding contemporary social issues.

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