Elites and Cultural and Social Capital
Taste matters : cultural capital and elites in proximate strategic action fields
... illustration, elites hailing from more modest social origins tend to be more reflexive about accumulating different types of social capital than their counterparts who are drawn from more ...
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Taste matters : cultural capital and elites in proximate strategic action fields
... illustration, elites hailing from more modest social origins tend to be more reflexive about accumulating different types of social capital than their counterparts who are drawn from more ...
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Credentials, talent and cultural capital: a comparative study of educational elites in England and France
... educational, cultural and social experiences that studying at elite institutions facilitated was not only used to explain why an Oxbridge or Sci- ences Po degree is distinctly better than those awarded at ...
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Cultural tourism development in Irish villages and towns: the role of authenticity, social, cultural and tourist capital
... of social capital is the number of social enterprises in an ...define social enterprise as ‘any private activity conducted in the public interest, organized with an entrepreneurial strategy, ...
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Social capital: a roadmap of theoretical and empirical contributions and limitations
... on social capital, some economists are still sceptical about its meaning and its role in ...though social resources are important for development it is difficult to consider them as some kind of ...
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The role and importance of social capital in face of the challenges of economic development
... of social capital as one of the main pillars of the economic process, which requires the treatment of the causes of underdevelopment, reducing unemployment and economic inflation, and to bring about a ...
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Social class, ability and choice of subject in secondary and tertiary education in Britain
... ‘cultural capital’ in a precise way, and researchers have operationalised the concept in a variety of ...of cultural capital (Bourdieu and Boltanski 1981). Parental cultural behaviour ...
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A Brief Analysis of Financial Support to Chinese Cultural Industry Development
... people’s cultural needs as the goal, and is the cultural meaning of their creation and ...financial capital to support economic ...the cultural in- dustry is increasingly valued by government, ...
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Host Community’s Social and Cultural Capital for Ecotourism Development in Indonesia
... The stakeholder’s involvement mechanism in these two villages was based on relationship (relatives or family 74% and friendship 26%). The area manager and other stakeholders who own a tourism bussiness in this two ...
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Value creation through the use of BoP strategies at the Base of the Pyramid
... For the optimist there are real opportunities for western firms to access a largely untapped market. For example the BoP-Penalty paid indicates that there is clearly room for firms who can break open this market and ...
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The Impact of Economic Capital, Social Capital and Cultural Capital: Chinese Families’ Access to Educational Resources
... establishes social justice but also promotes social ...human capital has revealed significant findings, especially the studies detailing the influence of family factors on access to educational ...
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Politics and the professions in a time of crisis
... changes in Western democracies. As Mair (2006) has pointed out, Western liberal democracies have become “hollowed out” in terms of their politics, with both elites and masses retreating substantially from the ...
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Reading Deficiency and Delinquency: Interactions with Social, Physical, Human and Cultural Capital.
... of capital “deficiency,” although there may be debate at times as to which form of capital is being measured or conceptualized by which ...of capital are often intercorrelated and interrelated ...of ...
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On the Relation of Locus of Control, Social and Cultural Capital and Oral Proficiency Achievement of EFL Students:
... between social cultural capital, LOC and oral proficiency (listening and speaking) of Iranian EFL ...between social cultural capital and LOC (internal and ...end, Social ...
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From Underground ‘Sutta’ to Mainstream ‘Kolaveri di’: Understanding Social Media through Changing Perceptions of Popular Music in the Indian Subcontinent
... as social media, that democratised and redistributed the agencies of production and consumption of popular music in South ...‘Cultural Capital’, and what Australian scholars Michael Emmison and John ...
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Transmission of cultural capital and status attainment – an analysis of development between 15 and 45 years of age
... through cultural capital transmission at home has drawn attention to certain ...children’s cultural resources on their academic success (DiMaggio, 1982), which makes an analysis of transmission ...
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Security Sense from the Perspective of Cultural Consumption in Intellectuals of Islamic Azad University of Azadshahr
... defines social security as potential of the society to care for their fundamental characteristics and attributes in changing situations and tangible possible threats (Bidokhti and Sharifi, 2012); which is a ...
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An auto/ethnographic study of the influences on a student’s dispositions to drop out of doctoral study: a Bourdieusian perspective
... and capital (Bourdieu, 1977b) to ‘make sense’ of the collected ...the cultural capital of the student, this research supposes that student dropout can be ameliorated by influencing students’ beliefs ...
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Does cultural capital contribute to educational inequalities in food consumption in the Netherlands? A cross-sectional analysis of the GLOBE-2011 survey
... investigating cultural, social and economic capital in order to quantify their role for explaining educational inequalities in healthy and un- healthy food consumption among adults has some clear ...
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Painting the full picture : the conversion of economic, cultural, social and symbolic capital
... economic, cultural, social and symbolic capital to manage and develop the ...transforming social and symbolic capital to increase their levels of cultural ...symbolic ...
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