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Intersectional Inequalities in Educational Attainment – Cohort Trends in West Germany (1970-2008) and Comparison of Analysis Methods
Despite educational expansion, educational attainment still depends strongly on factors beyond individuals’ control, such as social origin, gender, and migration background. These social categories may intersect to produce compounded forms of disadvantage, but most existing research has studied them
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