This chapter explores the upward social mobility trajectories, and the corollary prices of them
for those 45, first-in-family college educated Roma in Hungary who come from socially …

This paper investigates the self-narratives of academically high-achieving, first generation
college educated, and highly resilient Roma women. We place their meaning making and …

This study (The study has been developed under the framework of an FP7 research project,
RESL. Eu–Reducing Early School Leaving in Europe (Project scheme: SSH-2012-1; …

This article explores how first-in-family-graduate Roma and non-Roma Hungarians from the
working-class experience education-driven social mobility and reconcile the dislocation of …

This study investigates the egocentric networks of underrepresented minority students.
Adjustment to college for underrepresented minority students often means balancing …

For a long time, social and public policies have presented upward social mobility as an
unambiguously progressive process. However, there is a relatively new line of academic …

A Semmelweis Egyetem Mentálhigiéné Intézete 2012-ben kezdte meg a Keresztény Roma
Szakkollégiumi Hálózat hallgatóinak utánkövetéses vizsgálatát az akkor működő öt …

Hogyan működik a munka-magánélet közötti egyensúlyozás egy olyan országban, ahol a
dolgozó anyák nagy többségének a munkaválasztása a gazdasági kényszerek nyomása …

Power inequalities originating from capitalist patriarchy are having an impact on and even
determining our personal relationships: gender, class and ethnic inequality are consistently …

This study investigates Roma undergraduates' partner selection patterns, examines the
main factors in students' partner selection attitudes, and analyzes the structural role in …