… implications for our understanding of cultural capital. Bourdieu highlighted the role of credentials
in the reproduction of existing class relations, but academic elites in both countries (and …

… and their parents' cultural capital. I will conclude that cultural capital is transmitted within the
… in the GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) examinations. However, a large, …

… Among those I interviewed, cultural organizations were second only to educational ones
as the recipients of donors' largest gifts) Virtually everyone gave some money to …

… We will do this by investigating two states of cultural capital distinguished by Bourdieu, … in
cultural practices and tastes among students in the elite subfield of Swedish higher education, …

… the entrance into almost all higher education institutions at the … cultural capital relates to one’s
chance of attending an elite … examine how cultural capital is associated with elite university …

… cultural capital that avoids two main problems: firstly, fixing it to specific features of elite cultural
… more people get higher education, the value of this form of cultural capital decreases. We …

… Eschewing the notion of an elite status culture, they conceptualize cultural capital in terms
of ‘‘informal academic standards by which teachers reward more general skills, habits, and …

… Using in-depth interviews with 89 undergraduates at an elite … of individuals’ cultural
endowments derived solely from family … the cultural underpinnings of education processes in …

… We then explore how education systems undergird profitability of cosmopolitanism as cultural
capital … elite’s transnational education strategies for children and status group construction. …

… and cultural capital advantages the child's education … educational system allows privileged
parents to secure key positions in the “education funnel” and ensure high educational …