Education and Inequality in a Global Context
Education and Inequality in a Global Context
This chapter begins with a discussion of the rising demand for more education—especially at the tertiary level—and the internationalization of higher education. It then reviews several theories that attempt of explain why higher education is so tightly linked to occupational and material success. An overview of the subsequent chapters is presented.
Keywords: tertiary education, higher education, occupational success, educational inequality
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