A-Level Sociology (AQA)

Topic Summaries

Stratification and differentiation

Inequality through globalisation

Perspective Key arguements Implications
Neoliberal Free markets drive growth Can widen domestic inequality
Marxist/ dependency Global capitalism exploits periphery Underdevelopment and labour exploitation
World systems Core-periphery dynamics persist Wealth concentrated in core nations
Postmodern Globalised culture shapes identity Inequality increasingly symbolic

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