At the Origins of Chartism: James O’Brien by Darya A. Avakyan, Kirill M. Anderson, Olga D. Talskaya

“…Special attention is paid to the life path and creative legacy of James O’Brien (1805-1864), one of the brightest Chartist leaders, publicist, journalist and reformer, whose activities and radical position of a militant Irishman set the tone for the entire working-class movement in England. Another undeniable merit of O’Brien is his quite successful attempt at a theoretical and ideological justification of the Chartist movement, which none of his contemporaries tried to undertake. …”
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Genera Mixta in Herbert George Wells’s Industrial Romance ‘The Cone’ (1895): Realism, the Uncanny Fantastic, the Industrial Sublime and the Tragic by Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay

“…The industrial sublime coexists with a generalized sense of melancholy, shown as the new social disease affecting middle-class characters—and no longer the working-class underdogs or ‘Hands’ of previous texts—in a disfigured world deserted by God. …”
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Disrupting the third space through playfulness, mattering, and unbounded perspectives by Ian Fellows, Gill Gilbert, Leoarna Mathias, Sarah Parkes

“…Their experiences of working-class origins, transitions from other sectors, and mature student pathways, illustrate how diversity enriches their engagement with students and their contribution to the university environment. …”
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Masculinité et relations de genre dans la société secrète abakuá by Géraldine Morel

“…Future Abakuá members are hand-picked according to the criteria in force among the working-class population of Havana: courage in the face of any trial, a sense of duty towards other members, irreproachable sexual practices and an exaggerated and fiercely proclaimed masculinity. …”
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From temporary bike lanes to a cycling oriented mobility paradigm. The case of Lyon during and after the pandemic of COVID-19 by Nathalie Ortar, Patricia Lejoux, Nicolas Ovtracht

“…Efforts to institutionalize cycling policy have reduced car dominance and expanded public transport, but socio-spatial inequalities and low engagement from working-class communities persist. Inclusive cycling requires addressing diverse user needs, socio-economic barriers, and intersectional issues.…”
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The Risk Factors of Patients with Cruris Fracture Nonunion in Dr. Mohamad Soewandhie Hospital in 2021-2022: A Case-Control Study by Regina Clarissa, Bimo Sasono, Ni Njoman Juliasih

“…Males were more affected, with 7 nonunion cases (58.3%) (p = 0.041). Working class patients had the highest fracture and nonunion rates (83.3%) (p < 0.001). …”
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Hooliganism as a problem of public order in the Ukrainian SSR in the early 1950s by V. A. Grechenko

“…Hooliganism became widespread among urban working-class youth, especially among the social group that lived in dormitories and worked on construction sites of industrial enterprises, i.e., was mostly unskilled labour. …”
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Être enfant à Sfax (Tunisie) by Fanny Vuaillat, Noa Schumacher, Sami Ben Fguira

“…The most striking disparities are between, on the one hand, villas and car-owning peri-urban area, with an over-representation of upper-class categories, and, on the other hand, the coastal area, with its concentration of working-class categories, or even those who are very poor, as in the Medina, an enclosed, dense and pedestrian aera.Within these two specific urban areas, four schools, both private and public, were involved in the surveys, with 178 pupils (10 to 12). …”
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The Chinese State, Incomplete Proletarianization and Structures of Inequality in Two Epochs by Wu Jieh-min, Mark Selden

“…The Chinese household registration system (hukou) has played a pivotal role in the “regulation” of the formation of the working class under conditions of free and unfree markets, in ways that invite comparison with the Act of Settlement in England prior to the era of the Speenhamland system, which hindered the movement of rural labor.5 The hukou regime has imposed conditions of severe inequality on migrants and their families, initially in the years 1960 to the late 1970s when rural to urban migration and market activity were virtually foreclosed, but also in the subsequent era when the state encouraged migration and market activity, while maintaining differential access to education, health care, retirement pensions etc., distinguishing those “sojourning” in the cities from those with full urban citizen rights on the basis of hukou.6Less studied, but equally important, in our view, is the interrelationship between inequality, on the one hand, and savings and underconsumption, on the other. …”
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Blood and Iron: The Rise and Fall of the German Empire 1871 – 1918 by Arzu Melek Ozgumus

“…While these developments increase the national wealth, but this was not reflected in people’s purchasing power. The working class becomes poorer, despite bankers, mostly Jews, becomes richer. …”
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Las coaliciones de izquierdas en Francia y España (1899-1939) by Antonio Robles Egea

“…These coalitions reflected the symbiosis of popular and working classes through the signed agreements between its political organizations. …”
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Esclaves et ministres des Lares dans la société de l’Arles antique by Nicolas Tran

“…BC trading groups’ forms of organisation, the other one with the role of the cult of the Lares in the supervision of the working classes under Augustan rule.…”
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Apologétique et vulgarisation : les notes de lecture sur les « pamphlets » de Mgr de Ségur by Taro Nakajima

“…While deriding his backward vision, Flaubert was interested in the way Mgr de Ségur’s booklets democratize modern religion, confronted with Protestant propaganda, by aiming at the working classes and popularizing his predecessors’ religious knowledge.…”
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Représenter le crime : permanences et inflexions (France, xixe siècle) by Dominique Kalifa

“…This trend has been very clearly described by Louis Chevalier in his book about working classes and dangerous classes (Classes laborieuses, et classes dangeureuses à Paris...). …”
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Ignorer les mots/ ignorer les maux. Discours et pratiques de silenciations épistémiques dans les consultations médicales du réseau municipal de santé à Franca (Brésil) by Cécile Fontaine

“…In Brazil, research on access to care in the public health system reveals a number of inequalities in care faced by certain patients - particularly women, the working classes and racialized minorities, during medical consultations. …”
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Science Before Dinner: Science popularization in Francoist Spain through the Los Progresos Científicos Broadcast by Boleda Jordi Ferran

“…In addition to analysing his adaptation to new political conditions, the article explores his connection with the public, illustrating how an effective exchange of knowledge emerged, revealing the working classes’ understanding of science and technology during Francoism.…”
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Business elites and the process of democratization in Paraguay by Luis Ortiz-Sandoval, Guillermo Rojas

“…In conclusion, democracy was marked by the seizure of the State by the economic sectors that were strengthened after the authoritarian regime, leaving the working classes weakened in their ability to resist and access rights.…”
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Des SIG aux observations de terrain : étude de la « trame jardinée potagère » dans les petites villes du Vexin français by Flora Rich, Yves Petit-Berghem

“…Our results show that the existence of these gardens is rooted in a manual culture associated with the working classes and that their renewal is declining. Securing the tenure of unbuilt land advocated by the Regional National Park does not therefore seem to be enough to maintain the food-growing function of the green belts. …”
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La déviance sociale à Londres vue par une enquêtrice socialiste française : Flora Tristan et les Promenades dans Londres (1840) by Stéphane Michaud

“…The huge success of London Walks among Socialist groups and the working classes proves the opposite and stresses the novelty of her analyses. …”
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MODEL GROUP INVESTIGATION (GI) DIPADU PROBLEM BASED LEARNING (PBL) UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KETERAMPILAN BEKERJA ILMIAH DAN KEMAMPUAN KOGNITIF SISWA KELAS X-A1 SMAN 2 MALANG by Erfitra Rezqi Prasmala

“…Results of the study are: (1) Model Group Investigation (GI) combined Problem Based Learning (PBL) improve the skills of scientific work class X-A1 at SMAN 2 Malang, (2) Model Group Investigation (GI) combined Problem Based Learning (PBL) improve the cognitive abilities of X-A1 grade students at SMAN 2 Malang. …”
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