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I was the third brother of five, doing whatever I had to do to survive
Siblings, families, and life course
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This thesis investigates birth order and sibling influences as within-family processes contributing to educational inequality. While traditional sociological stratification research often focuses on between-family differences, such as socio-economic status, this study shifts attention to the inequalities that emerge among siblings within the same family, who share a common background. It explores how sibling relationships and dynamics shape and differentiate individuals within a shared familial context. The findings demonstrate the significant role of within-family factors in driving educational inequality.
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- Corporate author(s): European University Institute
- Themes: Social sciences research
- Subject: family relationship , large family , level of education , social and cultural anthropology , social inequality , social status , socioeconomic conditions , sociology , thesis
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| ISSN | ISBN | DOI 10.2870/9140895 | Catalogue number QM-01-25-157-EN-N |
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