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The Workings of Social Fields: Poverty, Capital, and Symbolic Violence across Five Domains
Why can people possess useful skills, trusted relationships and recognised qualifications yet remain unable to secure a livelihood? This article examines who determines whether resources become valuable, whether people can use them and what they retain from the resulting benefits. The article devel
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