Who benefits from ethnic capital? Group norms, social-class and education among Armenian-Americans in Los Angeles
Who benefits from ethnic capital? Group norms, social-class and education among Armenian-Americans in Los Angeles
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谁从民族资本中受益?
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10.1080/01419870.2019.1635256
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发表时间:
2020
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2.5
通讯作者:
Khachikian, Oshin
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Khachikian, Oshin
Sociologists show that the high levels of college-educated adults found in specific immigrant communities become a social resource, called ethnic capital, which is accessed in co-ethnic community organizations and promotes academic achievement for even the working-class descendants of these groups. But how does ethnic capital guide youth mobility? And does it benefit co-ethnic families who do not participate in these organizations? I investigate these questions through original, qualitative fieldwork with forty-two working-class, second-generation Armenian-Americans in Los Angeles. By comparing how social support for college preparation varies with organizational participation, I find that despite categorically converging with participants in graduate degree aspirations, non-participants access weaker mobility resources which distances them from perceived ethnic norms of achievement and a symbolic belonging to the co-ethnic community. I conclude that how ethnic capital benefits families varies but favours those who already possess material resources to enrol their children in co-ethnic organizations.
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