Titlebook: Distinction, Exclusivity and Whiteness; Elite Nigerian Paren Pere Ayling Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Bourdieu.Fanon.W

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The Definitive Guide to NetBeans™ Platform 7ed process involving the intersection between race and class. The book explained how the consumption of international schooling is more than where and how the elite Nigerian parents are choosing to educate their children. Rather, the book argues that these parents’ school choices are symbolic of int

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-5781-7Bourdieu; Fanon; Whiteness in education; Elite reproduction; International schooling; Elite Education; Nig

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Researching the Contemporary Nigerian Elites: An Introduction,n the 1960s and 1970s in Nigeria when education was still for the ‘lucky’ few are attempting to reproduce their social and economic positions via their children. In this chapter, I put forward four main benefits for studying Nigerian elites and explained how studying up is integral to our understand

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The Soft-Selling of World-Class Educationeption of ‘Education UK’ as a global brand is based on unsubstantiated facts and visceral feelings, which are rooted in, and have emerged from, parents’ colonial habitus. However, while the collective belief in the value of British private boarding schools may have helped these schools to attain the

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The Making of the Contemporary Nigerian Elite Childategies of Western elites. Consequently, the distinction strategies employed by non-Western elite parents to preserve and/or transform their children into national as well as transnational elites have remained largely unexamined. Employing Bourdieu’s concept of distinction strategy, this chapter cri