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constant flux: a standalone construct

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Social stratification

the finding that relative mobility chances between classes show no clear trend over time and are broadly alike across industrial nations.

In social stratification, constant flux refers to the finding that relative mobility chances between classes show no clear trend over time and are broadly alike across industrial nations. This meaning comes from Erikson (1992) in The constant flux.[1]

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References

  1. Erikson, R. (1992). The constant flux. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198279082

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