Are we more mobile when the invisible half is accounted for?: analysis of intergenerational social mobility in spain in 2011
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https://doi.org/10.5477/cis/reis.150.41Keywords:
Social Stratifi cation, Social Fluidity, Gender, Log-linear Models, Occupational Mobility, Intergenerational social mobilityAbstract
The aim of this paper is to present a research on intergenerational occupational mobility in Spain. We use the Survey of Living Conditions (INE, 2011) that allows us to obtain occupational information about parents and sons. Traditionally the comparison between occupation origin (parents) and destination (children) has been performed using male population. Then, our question is: How are the results about social mobility in Spain when the female population is included in Origin and Destination? As a result we show that the inclusion of women in models of social mobility change the usual conclusion about the constant fl uidity over time.
There is greater fl uidity, not invariant over time, that reveals the new role that women have been acquiring in our society in recent decades.
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