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How Intergenerational Closure Shapes Parental Aspirations in a Highly Differentiated Educational System: Evidence from Germany
According to James Coleman's theoretical considerations, intergenerational closure, defined as social ties among the parents of children's peers, is a crucial factor in the formation of educational inequalities. Empirical studies report positive associations between intergenerational closure and aca
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