Title Statements
- Full title :Immigrants, schooling, and social mobility : does culture make a difference? / edited by Hans Vermeulen,... and Joel Perlmann,....
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:cop. 2000.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Macmillan, St. Martin's Press
- Place of Publication:Houndmills, Basingstoke
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:cop. 2000.
Notes
Papers originated from the conference "Does culture make a difference?" held in Amsterdam in Nov. 1996.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 vol. (X-257 p.) : : ill. ; : 23 cm.
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:0333793420 (MacMillan), 9780333793428 (MacMillan), 0333793439 (MacMillan), 9780333793435 (MacMillan), 0312234880 (St. Martin's), 9780312234881 (St. Martin's)
- oclc:ocn690347446
- Dewey Decimal:305.90691
Table of Contents
Introduction: the role of culture in explanations of social mobility / Hans Vermeulen -- Introduction: the persistence of culture versus structure in recent work. The case of modes of incorporation / Joel Perlmann -- What colour "success"? Distorting value in studies of ethnic entrepreneurship / Pnina Werbner -- The cultural fallacy in studies of racial and ethnic mobility / Stephen Steinberg -- Situational and structural rationales for the school performance of immigrant youth. Three cases / Margaret A. Gibson -- What the Jews brought. East-European Jewish immigration to the United States, c. 1900 / Joel Perlmann -- Peasantry and trading diaspora. Differential social mobility of Italians and Greeks in the United States / Hans Vermeulen and Tijno Venema -- The internationalization of Black culture. A comparison of lower-class youth in Brazil and the Netherlands / Livio Sansone -- Creoles and Hindustanis. Patterns of social mobility in two Surinamese immigrant groups in the Netherlands / Mies van Niekerk -- Does culture explain? Understanding differences in school attainment between Iberian and Turkish youth in the Netherlands / Flip Lindo -- Breaking the circle of disadvantage. So…
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