Structure of Society From the Rugby to the Rubik’s Cube: A Stability Perspective on Social Structural Transformation

The Rugby-shaped society is considered a nearly ideal type of social structure, becoming an essentially stereotyped elite theory in the global mainstream sociology, which fundamentally based on practice and theoretically repeated confirmation super-stability function developed capitalist countries. As result, has become theoretical goal transformation general consensus. feasibility localized groupings exhibiting structure not necessarily adequately replicable under condition closer linkages, occupation-based class always hyper-stable. more multidimensional Rubik’s cube contains both uncertainty hyper-stability, proposed for China should take into account complex influencing factors systemic society. Non-occupational may also increase risk instability.