Social Mobility for the 21st Century : Everyone a Winner? (Paperback)

Introduction: Everyone a Winner (Steph Lawler and Geoff Payne) 1. Social Mobility: which ways now? (Geoff Payne) 2. Disruption in the working-class family: the early origins of social mobility and habitus clive (Mark Mallman) 3. Mobile Immobilites: the formation of habitus in ‘disadvantaged’ families (Maria Gardener, Kirsty Morrin and Geoff Payne) 4. Getting up and staying up: understanding social mobility over three generations in Britain (Vikki Boliver and Alice Sullivan) 5. Time, accumulation and trajectory: Bourdieu and social mobility (Sam Friedman and Mike Savage) 6. Moving on up? Social mobility, class and higher education (Harriet Bradley) 7. ‘To become upwardly mobile you have to be a Swede’: Women’s Upward Class Mobility in the neo-liberal Swedish Welfare State Context (Lena Sohl) 8. Experiencing Upward Mobility: the case of Self-employed Businessmen(Andreas Giazitzoglu) 9. Social mobility talk: class-making in neo-liberal times (Steph Lawler) 10. Promoting young people's social mobility: applying sociological perspectives to frame social policy objectives (Tony Chapman) 11. The Cruelty of Social Mobility: Individual success at the cost of collective failure (Diane Reay)