In a time of too many graduates for too few jobs, and in a context where applicants have
similar levels of educational capital, what other factors influence graduate career …

In this paper, we use multilevel growth-curve analysis to model occupational stratification
across West German careers for cohorts born between 1919 and 1971. We argue that a life …

Most research on social inequalities in higher education (HE) graduates' labour market
outcomes has analysed outcomes at one or two points in time, thus providing only …

The debate on territorial cohesion and spatial inequality recognises the role and influence
different scales have on individuals' opportunities with extended effects especially for young …

Business families, we argue, will be core drivers of economic growth over the next decades,
particularly in developing markets. We discuss the resources that provide them with …

From a sociological stratification perspective, we would expect occupationally based
measures to be valid proxies for lifetime earnings, but recent research suggests that annual …

The article examines the occupational mobility of immigrants in Italy in a double perspective.
First, this work compares immigrants and natives in order to understand whether, and to …

Middle class is a term that has been used in several different ways in social science. In the
British tradition, the middle class generally refers to professionals such as lawyers and …

Early adulthood life courses have become diversified in recent decades, but little is known
about how different dimensions of early life courses (ie, education, labor market participation …

We investigate claims originating in the work of Daniel Bell that in post-industrial societies,
educational qualifications obtained prior to labour market entry increasingly determine …