Can education be equalized? : the Swedish case in comparative perspective

Robert S. Erikson · Jan Ö. Jönsson

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The Swedish context - educational reform and change in educational equality during the 20th century, Robert Erikson and Jan O. Jonsson can we explain the change in educational inequality?, Robert Erikson stratification in the post-industrial society - how do the importance of educational qualifications change?, Jan O. Jonsson class inequalities in educational outcomes - Sweden in a comparative perspective, Walter Mueller educational systems and social stratification - vocational education and educational diversion in Sweden, Germany and Great Britain, Jan O. Jonsson et al two paths to educational opportunity - social class and educational selection in Sweden and the Untied States, Michael Hout and Daniel P. Dohan equalizing educational opportunity - do gender and class compete?, Yossi Shavit and Hans-Peter Blossfeld problems of meritocracy, John H. Goldthorpe.

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