2014
DOI: 10.4000/rsa.1119
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Pilier contre champ ? De l’articulation entre différenciation fonctionnelle et fragmentation culturelle

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“…First, we will address the pathways of dependence linked to the historical roots of class structure (and more specifically, the social reproduction of elites). Second, for the structural dimensions at the educational field level, we look at the embedding of elite pathways within the broader modes of regulation and organisation of the education system (Maroy, 2006).…”
Section: Analytical and Methodological Framework: A Revisited ‘Societ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…First, we will address the pathways of dependence linked to the historical roots of class structure (and more specifically, the social reproduction of elites). Second, for the structural dimensions at the educational field level, we look at the embedding of elite pathways within the broader modes of regulation and organisation of the education system (Maroy, 2006).…”
Section: Analytical and Methodological Framework: A Revisited ‘Societ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Belgium, elites are primarily local (Dassetto and Trivelin, 2003) because Belgian society is 'pillarised' (Mangez and Liénard, 2014); this expression refers to an established system of organising social and political life. Historically, major social issues in Belgium have been settled through compromise between groups and organisations linked to the main philosophical tendencies existing in the country.…”
Section: Understanding Institutional Configurations By Means Of a Soc...mentioning
confidence: 99%