Gilberto Antonelli is Full Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics of the University of Bologna, Italy, and Chairman of the School of Development, Innovation and Change (SDIC).Boike Rehbein is Professor of the Sociology of Asia and Africa at Humboldt University Berlin, Germany.

• List of illustrationsList of contributorsIntroductionGilberto Antonelli and Boike RehbeinPART I Theoretical background1. Theoretical approaches to inequality in economics and sociologyGiovanni Guidetti and Boike RehbeinPART II Inequality and globalization2. Inequality in income and wealth distribution, globalization and models of capitalismGilberto Antonelli3. Globalization, capitalism and inequalityBoike Rehbein and Jessé Souza4. Lower classesJessé Souza5. Middle classes Florian Stoll6. Elites Michael HartmannPART III Dimensions of inequality7. Gender and inequalityEmanuelle Silva8. Inequality and migrationAnja Weiß9. Inequality, ethnicity and casteSurinder S. Jodhka10. Inequality and raceGerhard Maré11. Rural–urban inequality and povertyAnirudh Krishna12. Inequality, education and skillsMichael Kinville and Giulio Pedrini13. Innovation and inequalityRiccardo LeonciniPART IV Methodology14. Quantitative methods for inequality measurementPinuccia Calia15. Qualitative approaches to inequalityChristian SchneickertIndex

Gilberto Antonelli is Full Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics of the University of Bologna, Italy, and Chairman of the School of Development, Innovation and Change (SDIC).Boike Rehbein is Professor of the Sociology of Asia and Africa at Humboldt University Berlin, Germany.

• List of illustrationsList of contributorsIntroductionGilberto Antonelli and Boike RehbeinPART I Theoretical background1. Theoretical approaches to inequality in economics and sociologyGiovanni Guidetti and Boike RehbeinPART II Inequality and globalization2. Inequality in income and wealth distribution, globalization and models of capitalismGilberto Antonelli3. Globalization, capitalism and inequalityBoike Rehbein and Jessé Souza4. Lower classesJessé Souza5. Middle classes Florian Stoll6. Elites Michael HartmannPART III Dimensions of inequality7. Gender and inequalityEmanuelle Silva8. Inequality and migrationAnja Weiß9. Inequality, ethnicity and casteSurinder S. Jodhka10. Inequality and raceGerhard Maré11. Rural–urban inequality and povertyAnirudh Krishna12. Inequality, education and skillsMichael Kinville and Giulio Pedrini13. Innovation and inequalityRiccardo LeonciniPART IV Methodology14. Quantitative methods for inequality measurementPinuccia Calia15. Qualitative approaches to inequalityChristian SchneickertIndex

Gilberto Antonelli is Full Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics of the University of Bologna, Italy, and Chairman of the School of Development, Innovation and Change (SDIC).Boike Rehbein is Professor of the Sociology of Asia and Africa at Humboldt University Berlin, Germany.

• List of illustrationsList of contributorsIntroductionGilberto Antonelli and Boike RehbeinPART I Theoretical background1. Theoretical approaches to inequality in economics and sociologyGiovanni Guidetti and Boike RehbeinPART II Inequality and globalization2. Inequality in income and wealth distribution, globalization and models of capitalismGilberto Antonelli3. Globalization, capitalism and inequalityBoike Rehbein and Jessé Souza4. Lower classesJessé Souza5. Middle classes Florian Stoll6. Elites Michael HartmannPART III Dimensions of inequality7. Gender and inequalityEmanuelle Silva8. Inequality and migrationAnja Weiß9. Inequality, ethnicity and casteSurinder S. Jodhka10. Inequality and raceGerhard Maré11. Rural–urban inequality and povertyAnirudh Krishna12. Inequality, education and skillsMichael Kinville and Giulio Pedrini13. Innovation and inequalityRiccardo LeonciniPART IV Methodology14. Quantitative methods for inequality measurementPinuccia Calia15. Qualitative approaches to inequalityChristian SchneickertIndex