Many studies have analyzed this late 20th and early 21st

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Stated in the abstract and future work and inline gaps sections of the source papers, classified as general, drawn from work published between 1978 and 2017, spanning 3 journals. Those papers have been cited 6 times in total.

Supporting evidence — 3 representative gaps

• Estranged Labor, Habitus, and <i>Verstehen</i> in the Rise of Extreme Endurance Sports (2017) · Journal of Sport and Social Issues · cited 6× · doi

  Although many studies have analyzed this late 20th and early 21st century phenomenon from a microsociological perspective, looking at individual characteristics of participants, its broader relationship to class-based changes in nature of work during the neoliberal period has not been thoroughly investigated.

  generalstated in abstractevidence 5/5
  Keywords: analyzed late early century phenomenon microsociological perspective looking individual characteristics participants broader relationship class based
• The Transformation of the U.S. Labor Force: The Interaction of Industry and Occupation (1978) · Politics & Society · doi

  The most glaring gap in the work reported above is the absence of any empirical discussion of transformations in class relations and how these intersect transformations in the industrial and occupational structure. Given that census bureaus are unlikely to begin asking 26. Robert M. Hauser, John N. Koffel, Harry P. Travis, and Peter J. Dickinson, "Temporal Change in Occupational Mobility: Evidence for Men in the United States," American Sociologi- cal Review 40 (June 1975): 295-96; and idem, "Structural Changes in Occupational Mobility among Men in the United States, "American Sociological Review 40 (October 1975): 597.

  generalstated in future workevidence 5/5
  Keywords: occupational transformations mobility united states american review glaring reported absence empirical discussion class relations intersect
• The rediscovery of the division of labor (1981) · Theory and Society · doi

  Class analysis involves not only mapping persons to given positions in the occupational hierarchy, but also the study of the determination of the occupational structure, s7 However, the occupational division of labor needs to be examined in relation to changes in property ownership, investment pat- terns and the entire cycle of production, consumption and distribution. For such an investigation, the existing stock-in-trade of sociological analysis is insufficient.

  generalstated in inline gapsevidence 3/5
  Keywords: occupational class involves mapping persons given positions hierarchy determination structure division labor needs examined relation

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