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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86153-6ry in the northern Italian city of Modena, and in Italy in general. It exposes the relationship between the discrimination and exclusionary practices that these workers have faced, their political vulnerability, and cultural and ethnic diversity. The chapter also describes how the mechanisms of marg

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Ethnicity, Economy and Class: Towards the Middle Groundsociologist could ignore the concept of class: class analysis was a major concern, if not . key concern of British empirical sociology. At this time the sociology of ‘race relations’, as it was characteristically called, was a relatively marginal sociological specialism; and even within that special

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Gender, Ethnicity and Social Stratification: Rethinking Inequalitiesorn 2000), characterizes contemporary sociology. However, this has not been accompanied by a rethinking of social stratification theory; the latter is still generally seen to be about economic inequalities organized on the basis of class (Scott 2000). In this chapter, I will argue that material ineq