Status Class
The sociologist
Max Weber
formulated a
three-component theory of stratification
in which he defines
status class
(also known as a
status group
) as a group of people (part of a
society
) that can be differentiated on the basis of non-economical qualities like
honour
,
prestige
and
religion
. It is contrasted to:
social class
, based on
economically
determined relationship to the market.
party class
, based on
affiliations
in the
political domain
.
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