“….: Class, status and power. A reader in social stratification. 1953. P. 26-35.…”

“…The latter has focused more on the manner in which discrimination plays out and how it is related to different forms of social stratification. This paper reviews the literature and makes two main contributions: first, it builds a four-fold typology to think about discrimination—overt or covert; conscious or unconscious; legal or illegal and real or perceived. …”

“…This will be an invaluable book for researchers in comparative social policy, poverty and social stratification and economic sociology, and for specialists on Central and Eastern Europe."…”

“…Using concepts from economic sociology and the social stratification literature, I develop a perspective that links financialization to income inequality by creating more unequal market incomes while simultaneously reducing redistribution and social transfers. …”

“…Typical themes included: social inequalities, social stratification, mobility, national consciousness, the situation of Hungarians living outside the borders, historical knowledge, Hungary’s foreign policy orientation, Soviet-American relations, relations between Socialist bloc states, minorities in Hungary and, on occasion, topical political questions. …”