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Globalisierung und die Veränderung sozialer Ungleichheiten in modernen Gesellschaften
Authors:Hans-Peter Blossfeld  Sandra Buchholz  Dirk Hofäcker  Heather Hofmeister  Karin Kurz  Melinda Mills
Institution:1. Fakult?t Sozial-und Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Otto-Friedrich-Universit?t Bamberg, Lehrstuhl für Soziologie I, Postfach 1549, 96045, Bamberg, Germany
Abstract:This article deals with the effects of globalization on individual life courses and employment careers and the resulting changes in patterns of social inequality in modern societies. Empirically, we draw back to results from the international research project GLOBALIFE which studied the effects of globalization on modern life courses for the first time. The results show that the effects of globalization on individual life courses show marked differentiation with regards to specific life course phases: while especially the employment of mid-career men remained considerably stable under globalization, the careers of young adults, mid-career women as well as late-career workers underwent significant alterations. At the same time, results from the GLOABLIFE study indicate that the changes induced by globalization have not yet led to identical results at the national level. Globalization appears to be differentially filtered by deeply embedded and path-dependent national institutions. These “institutional packages” entail variable forms of labour market “flexibilisation” which themselves differentially shape patterns of social inequality in modern societies: While Scandinavian countries have largely succeeded in limiting an increase in social inequality under globalization through active public welfare engagement, globalization has led to a significant amplification of social inequalities in other regime types, either between labour market insiders and outsiders (in conservative and Southern European countries) or between individuals with different human capital resources (in liberal countries).
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