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The paper gives a historical account of the genesis of marginal social  position explanations in the USA, with special emphasis on the  characteristics, related to the generating of cultural factors in  explanation. In this light, the two fundamental and interrelated concepts are  being indentified - the culture of poverty and the underclass, whose  conceptual genesis, in a causal manner, varies between structural and  cultural grounding. Due the translation of perceived minority behavioural  patterns into the dimensions used for defining the marginal social position,  conceptual validity of the underclass has been heavily disputed. At the same  time, dilemmas created by the implementation of cultural factors constructed  in that way open up broader issues of the relationship between culture and  structure, lines of determination and the possibility of a consistent  explanation of marginal social position

The role of cultural and structural factors in the explanation of marginal social position in the USA: Scopes and dilemmas