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Mens & Maatschappij - Volume 87, Issue 2, 2012
Volume 87, Issue 2, 2012
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Topsport als motor voor nationale trots?
Authors: Agnes Elling, Ivo van Hilvoorde & Remko van den DoolDoes elite sporting success have a lasting impact on national pride? . Like many other countries, the Dutch government increased investments in elite sports in the last decennium, partly driven by the ambition to organize the Olympic Games in 2028 in the Netherlands. One of the most important legitimations for this ambition is that elite sports events and national performances should foster national pride, social cohesi Read More
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Statusverwerving en de rol van verenigingslidmaatschap als nieuwe compenserende strategie
More LessIn this article, we raised the question as to what extent members from higher status groups effectuated social resources, more specifically voluntary association membership, as a possible new compensating strategy to guarantee a successful intergenerational transmission of their occupational status. For that purpose, we investigated whether voluntary association membership (of parents and their child) mediate th Read More
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Sociale integratie en het kijken naar nieuwsprogramma’s als determinanten voor het wisselen van politieke partijkeuze in de periode 1994-2006
Authors: Fransje Smits & Niels SpieringsThis study examines determinants of vote switching behaviour in the Netherlands in the period 1994-2006. Hypotheses about the influence of social integration and television watching behaviour are tested. By using the Dutch Parliamentary Electoral Studies, we examine whether these factors have an influence on the chance to switch party between two consecutive national parliamentary elections. We find support for some of Read More
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Families: in alle staten?
More LessRede uitgesproken bij de openbare aanvaarding van het ambt van hoogleraar Empirische Sociologie aan de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam op 27 januari 2012
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