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This material reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein
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Trajectories of North African immigrants – Networks, siblings and social mobility.
Abdelali Kerroumi
O1 Novembre 2006 L’Harmattan (Paris)
Book
French
This book is the study of social mobility of immigrant people living in France from a survey involving a family of three generations. The main question is how individual careers following the strategies implemented, according to the place in the sibling and gender.
The author determines which are the elements through which the family has negociated its career and social identity and through what method the strategies of each individual have changed. It paves the way for reflection on the richness on the fraternal relations and their development overtime, emphasizing the complexity of inheritance in the family that adapt themselves to economic and culturel contexts, to a certain extent.
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