Geoff Payne considers a wide range of dimensions of mobility and life chances to assess the causes and consequences of mobility as social and political processes and challenges well-established opinions of politicians, pressure groups, the press, academics and the public.
Geoff Payne considers a wide range of dimensions of mobility and life chances to assess the causes and consequences of mobility as social and political processes and challenges well-established opinions of politicians, pressure groups, the press, academics and the public.
Professor Geoff Payne, FAcSS, is based at Newcastle University where he has taught modules on sociological research methods; social divisions; and social mobility. A former President of the British Sociological Association, and Director of the Scottish Mobility Study at Aberdeen University in the mid-1970s, he has written over 30 articles and three books on social mobility, and worked on education, social class, and research techniques. His widely-used 'Social Divisions' textbook is in its 3rd edition.
Inhaltsangabe
Introducing the Confusing World of Social Mobility 'There's a Lot of it About' Log Cabins and Field-Marshals' Batons The Political Re-discovery of Social Mobility Documenting Mobility Tracing the Origins Why low, why now? The Pessimism of Older Academic Mobility Analysis The Emergence of a New Society The New Mobility Regime Misconceptions of Schooling and Meritocracy Tightening Bonds and Professional Access Moving On References Tables and Figures.
Introducing the Confusing World of Social Mobility 'There's a Lot of it About' Log Cabins and Field-Marshals' Batons The Political Re-discovery of Social Mobility Documenting Mobility Tracing the Origins Why low, why now? The Pessimism of Older Academic Mobility Analysis The Emergence of a New Society The New Mobility Regime Misconceptions of Schooling and Meritocracy Tightening Bonds and Professional Access Moving On References Tables and Figures.
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