Titlebook: Handbook of the Social Psychology of Inequality; Jane D. McLeod,Edward J. Lawler,Michael Schwalbe Book 2014 Springer Sciences + Business M

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Theoretical Perspectives on Power and Resource Inequality that are inter-woven across diverse traditions of social psychology. First, we review exchange and rational choice accounts of power that emphasize how power divides, differentiates, and creates gradients of resource inequality among individuals. Second, we examine symbolic accounts of power that e

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Stigma and Social Inequalitya concept provides a way to give expression to the social predicaments people encounter. As stigma encompasses devaluation, degradation, and discrimination it is intimately connected to processes of social inequality. In this chapter we provide reflections on the origins of social scientific attenti

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Social Capital and Inequality: The Significance of Social Connectionss more broadly. It is linked to the analysis of social networks and to what is called “social capital,” a term made popular by Robert Putnam. A major dimension of inequality in society is the extent of access to social capital, to connections that matter. Differential access to such resources is one

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Social Justice in Local Systems of Interpersonal Influenceordinate evaluative dimension of all action. Issues of social justice are increasingly included in the domain of common objects of interest and arousal for collectivities of individuals. The evolving culture of social justice is manifested in individuals’ displayed positions on whether particular ac