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In turn, in a widely accepted definition, "social mobility is the movement of
individuals, families and groups from one social position to another" (Goldhamer,
1968, p. 429). We shall narrow these definitions a little to suit as clearly as
possible the ...
In turn, in a widely accepted definition, "social mobility is the movement of
individuals, families and groups from one social position to another" (Goldhamer,
1968, p. 429). We shall narrow these definitions a little to suit as clearly as
possible the ...
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In the framework presented here, prejudice and discrimination are in the nature
of socially shared symptoms of certain ... 4) — in other words, it is very close to a
behavioural translation to other settings of our belief system of "social mobility".
In the framework presented here, prejudice and discrimination are in the nature
of socially shared symptoms of certain ... 4) — in other words, it is very close to a
behavioural translation to other settings of our belief system of "social mobility".
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The second criterion, passing or not passing, derives from our earlier discussion
about the structures of belief in "social change" and "social mobility". To
summarize from Chapter 2: in each individual's life there will be situations in
which he ...
The second criterion, passing or not passing, derives from our earlier discussion
about the structures of belief in "social change" and "social mobility". To
summarize from Chapter 2: in each individual's life there will be situations in
which he ...
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