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ZAF (2010) 43:1–3 DOI 10.1007/s12651-010-0033-7 Joachim Möller · Markus Promberger © Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung 2010 Special Issue on “Labour, Markets, and Inequalities” economic inequality and political power. Inequality as a consequence of class conflict became more and more The discourse on inequality, or social inequality to be more obvious during the industrial revolution when labour trans- precise, is one of the most persistent political controversies formed into a kind of market-traded commodity thereby in human society. Most scientific work on inequality generating deep social changes and tensions. This was when seems to relate to at least one of the following three main the question of inequality began to develop an empirical discursive tracks: Legitimation, critique, and empirical branch, starting with British government enquiries into the analysis. One of the first attempts in occidental literature to situation of labourers, Marx’ and Engels’ critical work, legitimise inequality was made by Aristotle and his idea of but also Max Weber’s “Arbeiter-Enquete” and similar the supremacy of the attic male free citizen over females studies of the late 19th and early 20th century throughout andslaves–andit was not onlymeant tojustifythe Europe. This also meant a shift in the centre of gravity structures
Journal for Labour Market Research – Springer Journals
Published: Jul 9, 2010
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