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Beyond Parents? Prediction Gaps in University Completion Using Population-Scale Networks and Flexible Machine Learning
How predictable is children's educational attainment from the wider social contexts in which they grow up, once parental background is known? Sociological research places households, schools, neighborhoods, and extended kin central to intergenerational reproduction, yet their predictive value beyond
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