Soziale Ungleichheit ist ein klassisches Themenfeld der Soziologie. In diesem Band geben renommierte Autoren einen Überblick über aktuelle Themen der sozialen Ungleichheitsforschung im erweiterten Europa und in den USA. Themen sind soziale Mobilität, Bildungs- und Arbeitsmarktchancen, Geschlechter- und ethnische Ungleichheiten sowie die Beziehung von Familie und Erwerbstätigkeit.
Soziale Ungleichheit ist ein klassisches Themenfeld der Soziologie. In diesem Band geben renommierte Autoren einen Überblick über aktuelle Themen der sozialen Ungleichheitsforschung im erweiterten Europa und in den USA. Themen sind soziale Mobilität, Bildungs- und Arbeitsmarktchancen, Geschlechter- und ethnische Ungleichheiten sowie die Beziehung von Familie und Erwerbstätigkeit.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Stefani Scherer ist Forschungsstipendiatin an der Universität Mailand- Bicocca. Gunnar Otte ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Institut für Kulturwissenschaften der Universität Leipzig. Markus Gangl ist Professor für Methoden der empirischen Sozialforschung und angewandte Soziologie in Mannheim. Reinhard Pollak ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung. Contributions by Silke Aisenbrey, Richard Arum, Hans-Peter Blossfeld, Richard Breen, Robert Erikson, John H. Goldthorbe, Johann Handl, Frank Kalter, Irena Kogan, Ulrich Kohler, Cornelia Kristen, Karin Kurz, Ruud Luijkx, Karl Ulrich Mayer, Yossi Shavit und Stephanie Steinmetz
Inhaltsangabe
ContentPrefaceIntroduction: from origin to destinationReinhard Pollak/Gunnar Otte/Stefani Scherer/Markus GanglI. Trends and mechanisms in educational inequality and social mobilityThe persistence of persistent inequalityYossi Shavit/Meir Yaish/Eyal Bar-HaimSocial selection in Stockholm schools: primary and secondary effects on the transition to upper secondary educationRobert Erikson"Cultural capital": some critical observationsJohn H. GoldthorpeSocial mobility and education: a comparative analysis of period and cohort trends in Britain and GermanyRichard Breen/Ruud LuijkxVariations on a theme: trends in social mobility in (West) Germany for cohorts born between 1919 and 1971Karl Ulrich Mayer/Silke AisenbreyII. Special issues in current stratification researchSelf-employment and social stratificationRichard ArumYouth unemployment in the enlarged European UnionIrena Kogan/Marge Unt/Ellu SaarDisentangling recent trends of the second generation's structural assimilation in GermanyFrank Kalter/Nadia Granato/Cornelia KristenLessons from social mobility research: could the index discussion in occupational sex segregation benefit?Johann Handl/Stephanie SteinmetzLinked lives in modern societies. The impact on social inequality of increasing educational homogamy and the shift towards dual-earner couplesHans-Peter BlossfeldContainers, Europeanisation and individualisation: empirical implications of general descriptions of societyUlrich KohlerAuthorsContent
Preface
Introduction: from origin to destination Reinhard Pollak/Gunnar Otte/Stefani Scherer/Markus Gangl
I. Trends and mechanisms in educational inequality and social mobility
The persistence of persistent inequality Yossi Shavit/Meir Yaish/Eyal Bar-Haim
Social selection in Stockholm schools: primary and secondary effects on the transition to upper secondary education Robert Erikson
"Cultural capital": some critical observations John H. Goldthorpe
Social mobility and education: a comparative analysis of period and cohort trends in Britain and Germany Richard Breen/Ruud Luijkx
Variations on a theme: trends in social mobility in (West) Germany for cohorts born between 1919 and 1971 Karl Ulrich Mayer/Silke Aisenbrey
II. Special issues in current stratification research
Self-employment and social stratification Richard Arum
Youth unemployment in the enlarged European Union Irena Kogan/Marge Unt/Ellu Saar
Disentangling recent trends of the second generation's structural assimilation in Germany Frank Kalter/Nadia Granato/Cornelia Kristen
Lessons from social mobility research: could the index discussion in occupational sex segregation benefit? Johann Handl/Stephanie Steinmetz
Linked lives in modern societies. The impact on social inequality of increasing educational homogamy and the shift towards dual-earner couples Hans-Peter Blossfeld
Containers, Europeanisation and individualisation: empirical implications of general descriptions of society Ulrich Kohler
ContentPrefaceIntroduction: from origin to destinationReinhard Pollak/Gunnar Otte/Stefani Scherer/Markus GanglI. Trends and mechanisms in educational inequality and social mobilityThe persistence of persistent inequalityYossi Shavit/Meir Yaish/Eyal Bar-HaimSocial selection in Stockholm schools: primary and secondary effects on the transition to upper secondary educationRobert Erikson"Cultural capital": some critical observationsJohn H. GoldthorpeSocial mobility and education: a comparative analysis of period and cohort trends in Britain and GermanyRichard Breen/Ruud LuijkxVariations on a theme: trends in social mobility in (West) Germany for cohorts born between 1919 and 1971Karl Ulrich Mayer/Silke AisenbreyII. Special issues in current stratification researchSelf-employment and social stratificationRichard ArumYouth unemployment in the enlarged European UnionIrena Kogan/Marge Unt/Ellu SaarDisentangling recent trends of the second generation's structural assimilation in GermanyFrank Kalter/Nadia Granato/Cornelia KristenLessons from social mobility research: could the index discussion in occupational sex segregation benefit?Johann Handl/Stephanie SteinmetzLinked lives in modern societies. The impact on social inequality of increasing educational homogamy and the shift towards dual-earner couplesHans-Peter BlossfeldContainers, Europeanisation and individualisation: empirical implications of general descriptions of societyUlrich KohlerAuthorsContent
Preface
Introduction: from origin to destination Reinhard Pollak/Gunnar Otte/Stefani Scherer/Markus Gangl
I. Trends and mechanisms in educational inequality and social mobility
The persistence of persistent inequality Yossi Shavit/Meir Yaish/Eyal Bar-Haim
Social selection in Stockholm schools: primary and secondary effects on the transition to upper secondary education Robert Erikson
"Cultural capital": some critical observations John H. Goldthorpe
Social mobility and education: a comparative analysis of period and cohort trends in Britain and Germany Richard Breen/Ruud Luijkx
Variations on a theme: trends in social mobility in (West) Germany for cohorts born between 1919 and 1971 Karl Ulrich Mayer/Silke Aisenbrey
II. Special issues in current stratification research
Self-employment and social stratification Richard Arum
Youth unemployment in the enlarged European Union Irena Kogan/Marge Unt/Ellu Saar
Disentangling recent trends of the second generation's structural assimilation in Germany Frank Kalter/Nadia Granato/Cornelia Kristen
Lessons from social mobility research: could the index discussion in occupational sex segregation benefit? Johann Handl/Stephanie Steinmetz
Linked lives in modern societies. The impact on social inequality of increasing educational homogamy and the shift towards dual-earner couples Hans-Peter Blossfeld
Containers, Europeanisation and individualisation: empirical implications of general descriptions of society Ulrich Kohler
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