Social mobility and spatial mobility
Social mobility and spatial mobility
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社会流动性和空间流动性
DOI：
10.1007/978-0-230-34390-0_3
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发表时间：
2011
影响因子：
0.9
通讯作者：
E. Recchi
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作者：
A. Favell;E. Recchi
现代工业化社会在多大程度上使有才华、有抱负或幸运的个人在地位上得到提升，或者相反，他们在多大程度上将继承的不平等或社会等级制度从一代复制到下一代，这些问题仍然在分层的一般标题下主导着该学科的大部分经验主流。主流中一些最长期和最详细的辩论集中在试图衡量和区分欧洲社会与其他社会相比的社会流动模式（Ganzeboom等人，1989; Erikson和Goldthorpe，1992; Treiman和Ganzeboom，2000; Breen，2004）（.）。
There is no subject more central to sociology than social mobility.1 The degree to which modern industrialized societies enable talented, ambitious or lucky individuals to move up in status, or conversely the extent to which they reproduce inherited inequalities or social hierarchies from one generation to the next, are questions that still dominate much of the empirical mainstream of the discipline under the general rubric of stratification. Some of the most longstanding and detailed debates in the mainstream have centred on attempts to measure and distinguish the patterns of social mobility of European societies in comparison with others (Ganzeboom et al. 1989; Erikson and Goldthorpe 1992; Treiman and Ganzeboom 2000; Breen 2004) (...).