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European Socio-economic Classification: a standalone construct

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Social stratification

a social class schema for comparative European research that groups occupations by their employment relations and conditions.

In social stratification, European Socio-economic Classification refers to a social class schema for comparative European research that groups occupations by their employment relations and conditions. This meaning comes from Rose (2007) in European Societies.[1]

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References

Rose, D., & Harrison, E. (2007). The European Socio-economic Classification: a New Social Class Schema for Comparative European Research. European Societies, 9(3), 459-490. https://doi.org/10.1080/14616690701336518

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