The aim of this paper is to address the dynamics of contemporary cultural capital by
interrogating what counts for young people as valuable cultural resources. Considerable …

For too long, students of the political economy of corporate governance have been
enthralled by the language of ownership and control. This language stems from Berle and …

The power of finance vis-à-vis the nonfinancial sector is changing. Macroeconomic
developments and financial innovations have reduced financial actors' exit options, thus …

Recent scholarship on mobility has increasingly incorporated wealth. We ask if wealth
brings anything new to mobility research or is just a standard socioeconomic status (SES) …

Critical realism, championed by its proponents as the most promising post-positivist social
science paradigm, has gained significant influence in the last few decades. This paper …

From rising disparities in income to limited socio-political representation for minority groups,
inequality is a topic of perennial interest for contemporary society. Research in the …

Research on wealth inequality and wealth concentration has made much progress in
establishing statistics on the distribution of private wealth, its historical development, and its …

Transformation of business models using digital technologies is depicted by the European
Green Deal (EC, 2019) as a key factor in achieving sustainability goals. For the business …

This study examines how social context, in this case, income inequality, shapes the role of
cultural capital in educational success. First, we revisit the associations between (objectified) …

Much of the literature surrounding 'generation rent'has been criticized for neglecting socio-
economic inequalities, stimulating an emergent body of work addressing intersections …