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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Economic social and cultural capital"”.
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The Influence of Structural and Perceived Privilege on Political Participation in the United Kingdom
… thesis addresses the question of how structural and perceived privilege impact on political participation in the United Kingdom. In doing so it adopts the causal propositions of the Civic Voluntarism Model as its starting point and adds Pierre Bourdieu’s concepts of economic, social, and cultural …
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An exploration of early childhood educators’ and parents’ experiences during the period of school closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru
… education (ECE) is a key driver in addressing social inequality and achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. There is limited qualitative research which has explored the lived experiences of ECE stakeholders during the extended period of school closures caused by the COVID-19 …
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Musical Resonance: An Exploration of Class and Urban-Rural Disparities in Music Tastes and Practices in Contemporary China
While extensive research on social stratification in music tastes and practices has largely focused on social class differences within Western contexts, the pronounced urban-rural divide in China is equally significant. The unique social structures and access disparities between urban and rural …
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She's Got Game: An Exploration of the Athletic, Academic, and Social Experiences of Black Canadian Female U.S. Athletic Scholarship Recipients
Much has been said about the academic, social, and athletic experiences of Black males, but very little attention has been paid to the ways in which the axis of gender, intersecting with race and class creates very specific experiences. Therefore, using Social Reproduction, Critical Race, and Black …
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Part of the Club, Not of the Club: The Experiences of Racialized Women in Canadian Curling
… by oppressive systems of patriarchy, classism, and racism that are deeply entrenched in the culture and traditions of curling clubs. Using a Bourdieusian framework, my analysis demonstrates how curling participation and success are not determined solely by invested time or skill, but also by the …
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Retirement Provision among the Black and Minority Ethnic Group in the UK
… However, individuals belonging to the Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) group are more financially vulnerable in retirement than other groups, such as the White British. Previous research indicates that labour market disadvantages, low socio-economic status, and the inadequate access to …