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Bouncing back or staying inactive? The social inequality in sport participation before, during and after the COVID-pandemic. [PDF]
Hoekman R, Grubben M, Kraaykamp G.
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Encyclopedia of Gerontology and Population Aging, 2021
Russian Analytical Digest (RAD ...
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Parenting for a Digital Future, 2020
This chapter contrasts the experiences of families living in very different circumstances, many of whom are engaging in what has been described as “intensive parenting.” Here we argue that it is not only privileged families but also, indeed, families ...
Mary Sturt, Margaret Hobling
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This chapter contrasts the experiences of families living in very different circumstances, many of whom are engaging in what has been described as “intensive parenting.” Here we argue that it is not only privileged families but also, indeed, families ...
Mary Sturt, Margaret Hobling
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Network Diffusion Under Homophily and Consolidation as a Mechanism for Social Inequality
Sociological Methods & Research, 2021Network externalities (where the value of a practice is a function of network alters that have already adopted the practice) are mechanisms that exacerbate social inequality under the condition of homophily (where advantaged individuals poised to be ...
Linda Zhao, F. Garip
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, 2020
This article examines the cross-national differences in socioeconomic accessibility to shadow education (SE) across 63 societies. Drawing on arguments from two competing theoretical models either emphasizing cross-national cultural, economic, and ...
Steve R. Entrich
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This article examines the cross-national differences in socioeconomic accessibility to shadow education (SE) across 63 societies. Drawing on arguments from two competing theoretical models either emphasizing cross-national cultural, economic, and ...
Steve R. Entrich
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