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[Educational inequality is a social relation that relates social and educational categories in a specific field (education) to a specific function (reproducing existing unequal social positioning), again and again for each generation and in different locations (see Chapter 3). In this chapter, I discuss the methodology for capturing educational inequality as a social relation and, in this context, the constraints and possibilities of single-school research.]
Published: May 16, 2019
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