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Political sociology

the argument that class conflict in industry becomes channelled into recognized organizations, procedures and rules, so it is regulated rather than revolutionary.

In political sociology, institutionalization of industrial conflict refers to the argument that class conflict in industry becomes channelled into recognized organizations, procedures and rules, so it is regulated rather than revolutionary. This meaning comes from Dahrendorf (1959) in Class and class conflict in industrial society.[1]

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Dahrendorf, R. (1959). Class and class conflict in industrial society. Stanford University Press. ISBN 9780804705615

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