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Patterns of Social Consciousness amongst the Middle Classes,the heterogeneity of this grouping, and thus the diversity of social consciousness within it. Before developing these arguments, however, previous sociological commentaries on these occupational developments, focusing in particular on those relating to the ‘service class’, will be briefly examined.

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Constructing Consumers and Consumer Protection: the Case of the Life Insurance Industry in the Unitpect, politicians have been influenced by the emergence in the UK of a powerful ‘consumer’ lobby, associated with specialist organisations such as the Consumers Association and the National Consumer Council, as well as with certain sections of the press, radio and television.

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Principles and Practice: the Case of Private Health Insurance,h insurance would be distinctly different in terms of social, political and cultural values than non-subscribers. More specifically, it might be expected that subscribers would be antagonistic towards collective provision of health care and the values that are tied to it.

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Managed Markets: Consumers and Producers in the National Health Service,d the social context of the use of goods and services, and not simply confine our interest to producers and the production process. There is also a normative argument that the beliefs and preferences of clients and consumers have been neglected in both theory and practice, and that this should be remedied. According to Saunders (1986: 347):

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Class Differences in Access to Higher Education in Britain,ges in the method of financing students. This has been accompanied by a marked reduction in gender inequality as women have taken up a larger proportion of available places. However, the changes in class inequalities are more problematic and more difficult to assess. It is this question that we address here.

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‘service class‘; and access to higher education. Peter Saunders‘ work provides the initial stimulus for many of the papers, but all go beyond his narrow conception of a sociology of consumption and his liberal analysis of patterns of social inequality.978-1-349-21725-0

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Unterstützung in der Nachbarschaftpect, politicians have been influenced by the emergence in the UK of a powerful ‘consumer’ lobby, associated with specialist organisations such as the Consumers Association and the National Consumer Council, as well as with certain sections of the press, radio and television.