💻️ Upcoming webinar hosted by UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs:
@mikesavagelse.bsky.social will draw on results from the World Elite Database project which considers comparative features of elite formation across the globe.
🕒️ 10am - 11am EDT / 3pm - 4pm BST
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I enjoyed the wealth inequality panel. Great synergy between the contributions by Salvatore Morelli and Aline Muller, and the sociological reflections by Mike Savage, and my philosophical input.
🔜 Next week!
We are excited to be joined by Emma Chamberlain, @helenmiller.bsky.social, @maharafiatal.bsky.social, and @mikesavagelse.bsky.social to discuss why it is so important for the Chancellor to address current wealth trends in her upcoming budget.
Register now ⬇️
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📣 Over 500 of the UK’s most economically influential individuals have been identified in a new analysis published by III researchers.
It shows that many of those with the greatest economic power remain largely unseen by the wider public, thus avoiding public scrutiny.
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On autosociobiography and social mobility: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/... @mikesavagelse.bsky.social @samfriedman.bsky.social
Last month @mikesavagelse.bsky.social delivered a webinar for the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, sharing insights from the Oxford Handbook of the Sociology of Global Elites and the World Elite Database.
Catch up on the recording ⬇️
Why do our societies seem so deeply divided when most citizens actually occupy a broad political middle ground?
@steffenmau.bsky.social, @thomaslux.bsky.social & @lwestheuser.bsky.social unpack this paradox in Trigger Points, pub. today @brisunipress.bsky.social, Foreward @mikesavagelse.bsky.social
