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Intermittent attachments form three-dimensional cell aggregates with emergent fluid properties
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Education and Social Fluidity in Contemporary Italy
2020In this chapter we assess whether changes in educational participation have fostered changes in social fluidity in Italy over the twentieth century. By means of log-linear unidiff models and of multinomial logistic regressions, we show that a significant decline of schooling inequalities during the so-called economic miracle fueled an increase in ...
Carlo Barone, Raffaele Guetto
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Beliefs about Social Fluidity and Preferences for Social Policies
Journal of Social Policy, 2014AbstractSeveral studies have shown that attitudes toward social policy are influenced by expectations of social mobility at the individual level and perceptions of social fluidity at the aggregate level. If individuals think of inequalities as the result of inherited disadvantages, they will be more willing to distribute resources from the rich to the ...
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Social Fluidity and Social Displacement
The Sociological Review, 2010The recent prominence of analyses emphasising social fluidity within the social sciences has obscured the continuing relevance of the dynamics of social displacement. This paper contrasts the two approaches, traces their different trajectories as they have permeated sociology and adjacent disciplines, and, finally, proposes a research agenda ...
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Social Fluidity in France and Sweden
Acta Sociologica, 1983The term 'social fluidity' is to be understood as intergenerational occu pational mobility net of direct structural effects, i.e. effects of differences in the marginal distributions of the mobility tables. Though not entirely adequate in the case of women, the terminology of earlier studies of class mobility is retained to simplify the task at hand ...
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Industrialisation and Social Fluidity
1999Historians and sociologists alike have argued that the processes of industrialism and social mobility are inextricably linked. ‘Just as the industrial system tries to combine non-human factors of production efficiently’, wrote David Landes in The Unbound Prometheus, ‘so it will seek to maximise its return from wages and salaries by putting the right ...
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Social Fluidity in Industrial Nations: England, France and Sweden
The British Journal of Sociology, 1982In a paper recently published, we have compared rates of intergenerational class mobility among the adult male populations of England, France and Sweden.l The results we have reported stand in some opposition to the well-known thesis of Lipset and Zetterberg which claims that the mobility patterns of the industrial societies of the western world are ...
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Considering ‘gender fluidity’ in Zambia: femininities, marriage and social influence
Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 2021With reference to Ifi Amadiume’s book Male Daughters, Female Husbands, this article offers an analysis of ‘gender fluidity’ by reflecting on ‘female-husbands’ and their position of influence within...
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Bodies and social rhythms – navigating unconscious vulnerability and emotional fluidity
Psychodynamic Practice, 2021Lockdown over the past year has compelled psychotherapists and counsellors to see their patients in closer visual proximity via video links like Zoom, FaceTime or Skype, or in closer aural contact ...
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