Durkheim claimed that a high vertical rate of it would lead to individual and society anomie, while the earliest theory for it may be Vilfredo Pareto's circulation of elites.
The Benini coefficient is a surface description of patterns of this phenomenon whose occurance the Featherman-Jones-Hauser hypothesis attempts to explain. The Blau-Duncan model was previously used an example of it within the status-attainment tradition. Durkheim claimed that a high vertical rate of it would lead to individual and society anomie, while the earliest theory for it may be Vilfredo Pareto's circulation of elites. FTP, name this sociological term which refers to the shifting within a system of social stratification.
The Benini coefficient is a surface description of patterns of this phenomenon whose occurance the Featherman-Jones-Hauser hypothesis attempts to explain.
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