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| hong kong, san marino, japan |
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| structural functional perspective |
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| looking at system as a whole and suggesting that all parts of society produce equilibrium |
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| said individuals create equilibrium |
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| said an increase in size leads to more complex structure. change in structure leads to change in function |
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| said inter-relationship exits between parts and the whole society |
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| said the 4 things neccesary for functionalism are Adaptation, Goal Attainment, Integration and Latency |
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| classifying into different groups such as class, race, gender etc |
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| classifying into different groups such as class, race, gender etc |
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| ranking individuals based on their access to things valued by society |
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| simple divsion of labor. all individuals are similar |
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| complex division of labor. urban. more individualism |
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| the normal and expected behavior of society when the social norms break down. |
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| society as a whole votes an individual into power |
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| gain power by choice and enjoy their power over people |
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| get power based on ability to present self to society |
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| people who gain and enjoy supeririorty because they own property |
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| receive honor based on social estimation of how society perceives them |
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| people with power over what they own. such as a business |
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| all aspects of life determined by social estimation of honor. social estimation is independent of economic class |
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| all aspects of life determined by social estimation of honor. social estimation is independent of economic class |
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| view that society is a complex system charecterized by inequality that generates social change. no equillibrium. |
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| father of conflict perspective. created the class cylce. |
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| labor, means of production and raw materials. |
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| rich and powerful. owners of the means of production |
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| poor powerless. the labor field. |
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| brought about by conflict bw bourgeoisie and proletariat. |
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| not enough focus on religion. society is not always in conflict. conflict does not always bring change. power is not always related to property ownership |
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| individual difference such as race or age |
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| individual differences such as religion or social status |
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| time when economy and population boomed |
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| time when social security was created and baby boomers were paying into smaller elderly class |
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| time when economy failed. smaller working class paying into large baby boomers social security. |
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| capitalist, upper middle, middle, working, working poor and underclass |
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| time when middle class thrived. factories and plants provided many jobs |
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| US became service economy, lost jobs to other countries for less pay |
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| outsourcing. middle class is failing due to higher taxes and fewer jobs |
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| promotion where your job status moves |
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| horizontal social movement |
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| you move positions but your status does not change. |
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| man, college grad, white, protestant |
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| four things need to succeed in society. |
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