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Social Mobility

Occupational, income and educational differences in South Tyrol

    Project description

    The aim of the project "Social Mobility in South Tyrol" is to investigate how occupational, income and educational differences in South Tyrol have developed over the past decades and are transmitted across generations. To answer these questions, a standardised representative telephone survey (CATI) was conducted with approximately 1,500 persons (N = 1,500). The focus of the survey is the so-called intergenerational social mobility, which is a central indicator for the degree of social permeability of modern societies and is closely linked to democratic guiding principles such as justice and equal opportunities. In addition to an analysis of the current situation, concrete obstacles and challenges for South Tyrol will be identified and recommendations for action will be developed.

    The project is a cooperation between Eurac Research’s Center for Advanced Studies and AFI-IPL, the local research and counsel facility with a special focus on labour themes.

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    "Fair starting conditions make the difference"

    How has the social situation for people in South Tyrol changed over the past decades? How strongly do individual chances of advancement depend on family background? An interdisciplinary team from Eurac Research and AFI | IPL pursued these questions in a study. Socio-economist Felix Windegger explains what the data reveal.
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    Tagung | Convegno: Die soziale Mobilität in Südtirol | La mobilità sociale in Alto Adige

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    Cosa si intende per ascensore sociale? - La filosofa politica Elisa Piras spiega i punti chiave

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    Was ist soziale Mobilität? - Nachgefragt bei Felix Windegger

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    La mobilità sociale in Alto Adige

    Come funziona l’ascensore sociale?

    Autrici e autori: Silvia Vogliotti, Felix Windegger, Annalisa Bissoli, Elisa Piras, Zoe Krueger Weisel, Valentin Wallnöfer, 2022
    Open Access: BIA

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    Soziale Mobilität in Südtirol

    Wie gut funktioniert der soziale Aufzug?

    Authors: Silvia Vogliotti, Felix Windegger, Annalisa Bissoli, Elisa Piras, Zoe Krueger Weisel, Valentin Wallnöfer, 2022
    Open Access: BIA

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