On the basis of absolute rates of intergenerational mobility for women, Sweden would appear to have markedly more mobility overall than France. The total mobility rate is consistently higher than in France, whether mobility is assessed in terms of our nine-class schema or various collapses of ...
The study of social mobility is concerned with the relationship between the class position an individual occupies and the class into which he or she was born. This book analyses social mobility in 11 European countries-Britain, France, Ireland, West Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, Norway...
SOCIAL MOBILITY SANS FRONTIèRES?Results from a survey on immigrants in France In research on immigration, a lot of attention is devoted to the intergenerational socio-economic mobility of second and third generation immigrants, but l... AD&R Dimova - 《European Societies》 被引量: 0发表: ...
However, we are still far away from understanding these newly discovered phenomena of human mobility in terms of prehistoric social change. When it comes to the “third-science revolution” that Kristiansen hails, we are actually much worse off than he acknowledges. Not only have we so far fail...
Mobility and Social Control: French Immigration in Geneva during the Belle Époque |135These differences, notably in comparison to France, were probably due in part tothe application of the principlesjus sanguinisorjus solis, the latter allowing foran almost automatic assimilation from the second gen...
Educational Inequalities and Their Impact on Social Mobility of the second generation: A Comparison of North Africans in France and the Second Generation M... TourismSea turtle conservationAdaptive managementThis paper aims to compare the educational outcomes of children of immigrants in France and in...
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As a result of these factors, among the wealthy countries the level of intergenerational mobility is lower in the United States than in the four Scandinavian countries (which have the highest level of intergenerational mobility) and in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Japan, France, and ...
Social Mobility in France 1720–1986: Effects of Wars, Revolution and Economic Change The most basic question concerning social mobility—whether it has decreased, increased or remained in a constant flux over time—was formulated a century ago by Sorokin. Despite the enormous progress made by hist...
Social Mobility in Europe This book analyses social mobility in 11 European countries-Britain, France, Ireland, West Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Hungary... R Breen - Oxford University Press 被引量: 769发表: 2004年 Sports in Society: Issues and Controversies (Tenth...