How do the other four-fifths live?

In this article the authors report on research about the social and residential segregation of people of different economic means, focusing on the information that the poor know about the rich and vice versa. The authors divided societies into five parts based on economic means in various countries...

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Publicado en:New Internationalist no. 442; pp. 51 - 52
Autores principales: DORLING, DANNY, BARFORD, ANNA
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Publicado: New Internationalist May2011
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