Titlebook: Immigrants, Schooling and Social Mobility; Does Culture make a Hans Vermeulen (Professor and Co-Director of Resea Book 2000 Palgrave Macmi

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Does Culture Explain? Understanding Differences in School Attainment between Iberian and Turkish Yoial performance of immigrants is measured against the standards of mainstream society. Inherent in such a comparison is an expectation that generations born and reared in the host society should ‘ideally’ conform to mainstream standards. If they do not, something is wrong.

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,What Colour ‘Success’? Distorting Value in Studies of Ethnic Entrepreneurship*,s often put in terms of the symbolic resources such itinerants bring to bear on their new environment; of whether ‘culture makes a difference’. Yet this apparently innocent, indeed pragmatic, question, unintentionally masks an implicit assumption that some cultures may be better, more valuable, more . than others in some profound moral sense.

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