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Noble Lineage and Inequalities in Access to Elite Education
This paper examines the overrepresentation of students with aristocratic ancestry in elite higher education. It relies on a sample of 269,917 students from ten leading French grandes écoles between 1911 and 2015 and uses surname-based indicators of nobility. Individuals with aristocratic ancestry ar
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