10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VERTICAL MOBILITY»
Discover the use of
vertical mobility in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
vertical mobility and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Cengage Advantage Books: Sociology
How does horizontal mobility differ from vertical mobility? A change from one
occupation to another at the same general status level is called horizontal
mobility. Examples of intragenerational horizontal mobility are familiar: an army
captain ...
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Error Without Trial: Psychological Research on Antisemitism
FRED B. SILBERSTEIN and MELVIN SEEMAN Social Mobility and Prejudice""
Social Mobility and Prejudice The prevalent belief that vertical mobility is
associated with prejudice against ethnic groups rests fundamentally upon two
empirical ...
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On the Practice of Sociology
Intensiveness. or. Velocity. and. Generality. of. Vertical. Social. Mobility. From the
quantitative point of view, we must further distinguish the intensiveness and the
generality of the vertical mobility. By its inten- siveness, I mean the vertical social
...
Pitirim A. Sorokin, Barry V. Johnston, 1998
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Career Paths of Nursing Professionals: A Study of Employment ...
Much of the survey data presented in this chapter focus on occupational-status
mobility of registered nurses, since there is very limited vertical mobility found for
registered practical nurses. However, there is also reference to mobility between
...
How does horizontal mobility differ from vertical mobility? A change from one
occupation to another at the same general status level is called horizontal
mobility. Examples of intragenerational horizontal mobility are familiar: an army
captain ...
Vertical mobility exists in the form of ascending and descending currents. Both
have two varieties : individual infiltration and collective ascent or descent of the
whole group within the system of other groups. 2. According to the degree of the ...
Pitirim Aleksandrovich Sorokin, 1998
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A Comprehensive Study of Education
The achievement of higher status and prestige by an individual or a group of
lower status and in the same manner degradation of an individual or a group
from higher status and prestige to lower status is called vertical mobility. That is,
vertical ...
8
Occupations and Society
Thus career mobility relates to a person's own working life. It is convenient to
think of two kinds of career mobility—vertical and horizontal. Vertical mobility is
as the name implies movement (upward or downward) through a status or
prestige ...
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Structure and
Mobility: The Men and Women of Marseille, ...
Some movement was lateral; it was what sociologists call "horizontal" rather than
"vertical" mobility. Downward mobility, whether from the bourgeoisie to the
working class, or from artisan to unskilled labor, remained essentially constant
over ...
William Hamilton Sewell, 1985
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Handbook of European Societies
The sum of upward and downward mobility equals vertical mobility. This sum is
not equal with total mobility because part of total mobility is non-vertical mobility.
Table 17.9 Proportions of total, upward and downward mobility in selected ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VERTICAL MOBILITY»
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Creating Spider-Man: The science behind vertical mobility
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