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Same Job, Different Status? The Social Significance of Network Status Deviation Across 28 Societies
Social status is a key dimension of stratification. Since Weber, social honor belongs to persons and groups and is expressed partly through the company they keep. Yet occupational status scales assign the same status to everyone in the same job. We introduce Network Status Deviation (NSD): the dista
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