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Social mobility and non-cognitive skills
Project funded by own resources |
Project title |
Social mobility and non-cognitive skills |
Principal Investigator(s) |
Samuel, Robin
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Organisation / Research unit |
Departement Gesellschaftswissenschaften / Sozialforschung und Methodologie (Bergman) |
Project start |
01.08.2012 |
Probable end |
31.01.2014 |
Status |
Completed |
Abstract |
The main scientific contribution of this project is to develop a sociological theory of the reciprocal relationships between social mobility and non-cognitive skills (or socio-emotional skills). This will add to the scientific literature on social inequality. Moreover, it touches on one of the core questions of sociology, namely: How are processes on a structural level linked to individual processes? Additionally, findings based on empirical analyses will also have immediate practical relevance in that they elucidate the interrelatedness of, e.g., success and well-being in modern societies. This postdoctoral project is conducted at Stanford University and the University of Cambridge and is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). |
Keywords |
Social mobility, social inequality, non-cognitive skills, success, well-being, longitudinal |
Financed by |
Other funds
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