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Vilas Distinguished Professor of Sociology, University of
Wisconsin-Madison, currently visiting at All Souls'
College, Oxford, England wright@ssc.wisc.edu
first press:
Interview with Erik Olin Wright
by Mark Kirby
personal website: http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~wright
including following online papers:
"Beneficial
Constraints: beneficial for whom?", July 1998
"Experiments in
Deliberative Democracy" (with Archon Fung), May, 1998
"Workers
Interests and Capitalists Power: rethinking the concept of class
compromise", March, 1999
"Foundations of
Class Analysis," July 1999
"Real Utopian
Proposals for reducing Income and Wealth Inequality", October, 1999
“Metatheoretical
Foundations of Charles Tilly’s Durable Inequality”, November 1999
"Class, Exploitation
and Economic Rents: reflections on Sørensen’s “'Toward a Sounder Basis for
Class Analysis,'” Jan. 2000
"The Glass Ceiling
Hypothesis: a comparative study of United States, Sweden and Australia,"
April 2000
"The American Jobs Machine: the trajectory of good and bad jobs in the
1960s and 1990s," (with Rachel Dwyer), September 2000 [Published
version]
Text
of "The American Jobs Machine"
Figures
for "The American Jobs Machine"
Technical
Appendix (HTML)
"Sociological Marxism,"
(with Michael Burawoy), March 2000
"The Shadow of
Exploitation in Weber's Class Analysis", September, 2000
"Foundations of
Class Analysis in the Marxist Tradition", April 2001
"Complex
Egalitarianism", (with Harry Brighouse), March 2001
Alternative Foundations of Class Analysis, edited by Erik Olin
Wright
with contributions by Erik Olin Wright, Richard Breen, David
Grusky, Loic Wacquant, Aage Sorensen and Jan Pakulski
Table
of Contents
Introduction
(Erik Olin Wright)
Chapter
1. A Framework of Class Analysis in the Marxist Tradition (Erik Olin Wright)
Chapter
2. A Weberian Approach to Class Analysis (Richard Breen)
Chapter 3. A Durkheimian Strategy of Class Analysis (David
Grusky), not yet available
Chapter 4. Bourdieu's Approach to Class Analysis (Loic
Wacquant), not yet available
Chapter
5. A Ricardian Appraoch to Class Analysis (Aage Sorensen)
Chapter
6. Anti-class analysis: social inequality and post-Modern trends (Jan
Pakulski)
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