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2011 | 4 | 97-120

Article title

Spilne ta vidminne u spryiniatti sotsialnoi nerivnosti naselennniam riznykh krain

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COMMON AND DISTINCTIVE IN SOCIAL INEQUALITY PERCEPTION BY POPULATION OF VARIOUS COUNTRIES

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UK

Abstracts

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The results of comparative study of social inequalities evaluation by the population of various countries are set out in this article. The data of four waves of the Social Inequality module (for 1987, 1992, 1999 and 2009) of the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) served as an empirical basis for the study. By means of cluster analysis within each wave of the module, the groups of countries were separated, for the population of which similar perceptions of inequality situations were inherent, and description of these perceptions for each cluster of countries was presented. The greatest variation in inequality evaluations by residents of various countries was marked off as regards the personhood influence on the life success achievement and degree of the population differentiation by income, while justice of earnings and conflict sharpness perceptions appeared to be the most homogeneous ones. As a result of comparison of inequalities evaluations in separate project member-countries, both the groups of countries with a similar inequalities perception and separate countries with a specific one were distinguished. The former groups include stable constellations of countries, reproducible in different waves of the module, where inequality evaluations are also stable enough.

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  • National University Kyiv-Mohyla Academy; address: vul. Skovorody 2, Kyiv, 0407o, Ukraine

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