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 …

Based on 165 in-depth, narrative life story interviews with first generation graduates,
fieldwork with educational support initiatives and auto-ethnography, this article contributes to …

This paper explores the subjective experiences of education-driven upward mobility among
firstin-family majority and minority (Roma) graduates in Hungary. The central question is …

This book presents a socio-legal enquiry into the civic marginalisation of Roma in Europe.
Instead of looking only at Roma's position as migrants, an ethnic minority or a socio …

Increasing numbers of Cigano people in Portuguese schools show that this is the most
educated generation to date. However, according to recent data only 2.6% are enrolled in …

The focus of the special issue of these papers is the investigation of the consequences of
education-driven upward mobility of first-in-family graduates in Hungary. All papers except …

This research examines Latino economic elites in Los Angeles who engage in 'ethnoracial
philanthropy'–giving to or creating ethnic-centric organisations that focus on alleviating …

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 …

This paper is an attempt to offer a specific perspective on the interrelation and complexity of
the spatial and social mobility trajectory and its multi-layered effects on habitus. This family …