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UID:social-inequality-and-sociocultures-in-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:Social Inequality and Sociocultures in Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:Room 1.205
DESCRIPTION:The panel deals with social inequality in Southeast Asia agains
 t the background of a new theoretical framework. The framework argues that 
 social inequality in contemporary nation states is rooted in hierarchies th
 at emerged in earlier historical periods. The hierarchies, which the framew
 ork refers to as sociocultures, shape social classes in contemporary societ
 ies and partly persist beneath and next to these classes. The configuration
  of sociocultures and social classes can be studied empirically in a combin
 ation of historical research, qualitative interviews and quantitative instr
 uments. The panel presents the findings of studies in Cambodia, China, Laos
 , Thailand, and Vietnam. It also presents an outline of the theoretical fra
 mework itself and a general overview of social inequality and sociocultures
  in Southeast Asia.
URL:https://euroseas2019.org/program/panels/social-inequality-and-sociocultures-in-southeast-asia
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UID:social-inequality-and-sociocultures-in-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:Social Inequality and Sociocultures in Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:Room 1.205
DESCRIPTION:The panel deals with social inequality in Southeast Asia agains
 t the background of a new theoretical framework. The framework argues that 
 social inequality in contemporary nation states is rooted in hierarchies th
 at emerged in earlier historical periods. The hierarchies, which the framew
 ork refers to as sociocultures, shape social classes in contemporary societ
 ies and partly persist beneath and next to these classes. The configuration
  of sociocultures and social classes can be studied empirically in a combin
 ation of historical research, qualitative interviews and quantitative instr
 uments. The panel presents the findings of studies in Cambodia, China, Laos
 , Thailand, and Vietnam. It also presents an outline of the theoretical fra
 mework itself and a general overview of social inequality and sociocultures
  in Southeast Asia.
URL:https://euroseas2019.org/program/panels/social-inequality-and-sociocultures-in-southeast-asia
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