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What’s Worth Dreaming of? The Gendered and Classed Logics Behind Occupational Aspirations
Even though occupations have multiple characteristics that make them more or less likely to be aspired to, research has yet to capture which characteristics matter most for which adolescents. This limits our understanding of inequalities in aspirations because different theories emphasize the role o
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