Titlebook: New Social Mobility; Second Generation Pi Jens Schneider,Maurice Crul,Andreas Pott Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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New Social Mobility978-3-031-05566-9Series ISSN 2364-4087 Series E-ISSN 2364-4095

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05566-9Open access; Upward social mobility among children of immigrants in Europe; Access to high-prestige jo

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Producing Pathways to Success: New Perspectives on Social Mobility,century after the transformation of these countries into immigration societies. It focusses on the social mechanisms, potentials and effects of the increasing number of socially upwardly mobile offspring of immigrant working-class families – and the lacunae in research on them. We introduce some of

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Data, Methods and Comparisons, social mobility compared to their parents, and the connection with the earlier TIES project, a quantitative comparison of the second generation in several European countries. The first part of the chapter analyses background data from the TIES study: comparative data on the educational and occupati

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Setting the Stage: Being Successful and Negotiating New (Mainstream) Identities,erlands, Germany and Belgium. The analysis departs from a concept of identity that allows for simultaneous and intersecting references to different categories of belonging, and looks for the ways in which second-generation professionals in Western Europe position themselves in relation to three main

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Becoming Successful in the Business and Law Sectors: Institutional Structures and Individual Resourhigher ranks than their parents. Yet the pathways of the descendants of migrants vary across professional sectors. This chapter focuses on the pathways and experiences of members of the Turkish second generation in the business and law sectors in Germany and France. The chapter analyses the trajecto

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