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Social mobility

Social mobility is the movement of individuals, families, households or other categories of people within or between social strata in a society. It is a change in social status relative to one's initial status in a given society. This movement occurs between layers or tiers in an open system of social stratification. Open stratification systems are those…

Typology, Patterns of mobility & Markers

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Typology

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Patterns of mobility

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Social mobility

Nodes67
Edges66
Triples115
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029851
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Social mobility

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related to Patterns of mobility · 18
Social mobility → Almost Always Do Better, At, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, In, Kate Pickett, Norway, Of, Richard Wilkinson, Sweden, The Spirit Level, There, UK, US, While, Why More Equal Societies
related to External links · 16
Social mobility → Archived, Better Schools Make, Birdsall, Carnegie, Deeper Markets, Denmark, Difference, European, France, Intergenerational Mobility, July, Latin America, October, Szekely, The New York Times, US
related to Social status and social class · 11
Social mobility → According, Add, Brookings Institution, By, Education, However, Max Weber's, Social, Such, The, These
related to Class cultures and social networks · 10
Social mobility → Bourdieu, Cultural, Economic, French, He, Pierre Bourdieu, Social, The, These, Usually
related to Education · 10
Social mobility → Another, Conversely, Education, Father's, Greater, Higher, Researchers, The, There, This
related to Race · 9
Social mobility → African Americans, Another, Brazilian, However, In, Meaning, Race, The, There
see also · 7
Social mobility → Ascriptive, Cultural MobilitySocial, Distribution, MEI, Social Mobility IndexHigher, United StatesIndividual, United StatesSpatial
related to Gender · 6
Social mobility → In, India, Indian, One, The, They
related to Housing · 6
Social mobility → Existing, Generally, If, Instead, Other, This
related to Income · 3
Social mobility → Conversely, Economic, How

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social mobility education class status income children parents inequality society socioeconomic low economic capital found stratification one high educational less

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Social mobilityis amovement of individuals0.90text
educationinstance ofMarkers for social mobility0.80text
classinstance ofMarkers for social mobility0.80text
are used to predictinstance ofMarkers for social mobility0.80text
discussinstance ofMarkers for social mobility0.80text
and learn more about movement in societyinstance ofMarkers for social mobility0.80text
changes in income or wealthinstance ofTypologyMobility is most often measured in terms of change in economic mobility0.80text
cashinstance ofEconomic capital includes economic resources0.80text
creditinstance ofEconomic capital includes economic resources0.80text
and other material assetsinstance ofEconomic capital includes economic resources0.80text
SAT scoresinstance ofMore disturbing was the fact that these differentials persisted even after controlling for obvious factors0.80text
family socioeconomic statusinstance ofMore disturbing was the fact that these differentials persisted even after controlling for obvious factors0.80text

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