21) In Durkheim’s analysis, worker integration could be achieved in developed economies through the creation of a. human resource management. b. sociable events. c. occupational groups. d. support groups and organized counselling. 22) In classical Marxian analysis, because the proletariat do not own the means of production, they are forced to ____________________ the bourgeoisie: a. accept the legitimate authority of b. sell their labour power to c. pretend to like d. emulate 23) All of the following are major tenets of conflict theorists’ understanding of work except a. human beings achieve their potential through labour. b. workers are exploited. c. the proletariat do not own the means of production; they are forced to sell their labour to the bourgeoisie. d. an individual’s ambition will inevitably lead to success. 24) Critical analysis of how, and with what consequences, the category of “problem” worker gets applied to particular persons in a work setting would most likely be taken up by a sociologist influenced by this theorist: a. Durkheim b. Marx c. Smith d. Foucault 25) Which approach looks beyond economics and market relationships to consider the limitations imposed by capitalist ideology? a. functionalism b. conflict theory c. feminism d. symbolic interactionism 26) A political-economic system that combines free-market principles with varying degrees of social welfare programs is known as a. socialist capitalism. b. state/welfare capitalism. c. free-market state capitalism. d. communist capitalism. 27) When a subordinated people recognize a leader as having legitimacy, according to Weber, that leader can be said to have a. power b. authority c. charisma d. rational power 28) The essence of a socialist economic system is a. collective ownership of the means of production. b. group think. c. state-subsidized health care. d. high taxes. 29) This concept refers to the general endeavor to gain and maintain control of the state apparatus. a. political economy b. power mongering c. lobbying d. politics 30) _________ refers to the interactions of politics, governments and governing, and the social and cultural constitution of markets, institutions, and actors. a. The state b. Market capitalism c. Political economy d. Neo-liberalism