Equality in America : the view from the top
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Equality in America : the view from the top
Harvard University Press, 1985
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注記
Bibliography: p. 300-325
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
A model of meticulous and incisive scholarship, Equality in America dissects American attitudes toward equality by placing those beliefs in historical context and demonstrating a relationship between political and economic equality. The book is based on a study of leaders from all significant sectors of American society, including top business and labor leaders, those highest in the media and in political parties, and leaders from the feminist and civil rights movements.
The book takes on the thorny puzzle of how economic inequality, which is the inevitable result of a free economy, coexists with political equality, which is a necessary ingredient of democracy. In the course of their argument, the authors take issue with free market economists and Marxist analysts, both of whom treat self-interest as the driving force behind individual and collective behavior, leaving little place for the role of beliefs and values.
目次
1. Egalitarian Dilemmas 2. The Two Hundred Years' War 3. The Leaders 4. Accord and Discord 5. A Common Language of Equality 6. Group Positions 7. Political Parties 8. Equality of Income 9. Equality of Influence 10. Economics and Politics 11. Equality in Perspective Appendix A. Sampling Opinion Appendix B. Factor Analysis Appendix C. Testing for Group-Specific Structure Appendix D. Scale Construction and Group Differences Appendix E. Leadership Questionnaire Notes Index
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