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Social Networks and Unequal Income Returns to Education: Gender Differences and Cross-National Context
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This study examines how social networks are associated with unequal income returns to education and whether these associations vary by gender and across national contexts. Using data from the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) 2017 from representative samples in 15 countries, the study ana
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