Titlebook: Credential Market; Mass Schooling, Acad Quentin Maire Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Resource Concentration, Social Segregation and Academic Power in IB Diploma Schools in Australia,he IB Diploma in Australia, it is argued that the recruitment into and resources available to most of these schools place them in a dominant market position, through which students can be supported in deriving a high academic value from their investment in the IB Diploma.

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Credential Stratification in a Unified Market: The History of the IB Diploma in Australia,schools have been essential to position the IB Diploma as a niche, elite certificate. Only this combination of structural factors allows us to understand how the IB Diploma has come to be a distinctive credential in contemporary Australia.

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Credential Markets and Credential Theory,paradigmatic case of positional titles. Finally, the chapter returns to the issue of the relationship between credentials and the social order, debating the ‘end of credentialism’ theory and reconsidering the relationship between credentials and social domination.

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2524-8537 tructure and historical transformation of high school certif.This book makes an original contribution to credential sociology by analysing how high school certificates become and remain valuable in a context of mass high school participation (i.e. credentialism). Building on a detailed analysis of t

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,Erratum to: Verkehrsverh?ltnisse,consequences they would engender, such as introducing or exacerbating academic competition between schools and students, narrowing the curriculum, and impoverishing assessment practices. They are considered central to the making of social inequality between classes and to the process of education-mediated social reproduction.

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Introduction: Revisiting Credential Sociology,consequences they would engender, such as introducing or exacerbating academic competition between schools and students, narrowing the curriculum, and impoverishing assessment practices. They are considered central to the making of social inequality between classes and to the process of education-mediated social reproduction.

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Credential Market978-3-030-80169-4Series ISSN 2524-8537 Series E-ISSN 2524-8545

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