Cross-Class Embeddedness through Family Ties and Support for Income Redistribution

Overview of attention for article published in European Sociological Review, August 2021

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RT @DWeisstanner: How do working-class ties through the family (own/partner/parents' class) affect redistributive policy preferences? New p…

RT @DWeisstanner: In sum, cross-class embeddedness is very common in Europe, is robustly associated with support for redistribution and is…

RT @DWeisstanner: In sum, cross-class embeddedness is very common in Europe, is robustly associated with support for redistribution and is…

RT @RichardvReeves: Fascinating. Which suggests that intergenerational class immobility undermines support for redistribution - wish I'd ha…

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