Social stratification refers to the structured hierarchy of classes that divides people by wealth, education, power, and ...

Social stratification is a critical area of sociological research that examines the hierarchical arrangement of individuals ...

Wang Zheng says many women in China may have redefined their roles but, as with much social progress, there have been setbacks.

The statement that China "should work harder to ensure and improve public well-being and promote common prosperity for all" ...

Across conversations on precision oncology, malignant hematology, cellular therapies, and social determinants of health (SDOH ...

This project focused on the analysis of a unique database of subscribers to the New York Philharmonic Orchestra to explore the changing role of high culture in American social stratification over the ...

Seeing rain clouds in the sky is not the same as getting wet.” – Kenyan proverb  We live in a time of unprecedented abundance of credentialed professionals. Across every conceivable field of expertise ...

The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) and the Malian Association for the Preservation of Bellah Culture ...

China is uninvestable” has been a common refrain within the global investing community in the past few years, particularly among Western-based journalists, analysts and fund managers.

Across South Asia, class and caste shape the violence we experience. From Pakistan to India to Bangladesh and beyond, caste-oppressed people, especially women and queer folks, have been assaulted, ...

New data on a widening nine-year life expectancy gap between rich and poor retirees demonstrates the devastating impacts of ...

So much of world poverty today can be accounted for by the gap between vision, intention, and the codification of policies to ...