Titlebook: Social Mobility in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century England; Andrew Miles Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Social Mobility and Class Formation,lection of success stories hardly qualifies as a statistically representative sample, nor indeed was its real purpose.. Ironically, however, Smiles was writing in a period characterised by the genesis and development of systematic, state-inspired information-gathering, a by-product of which — the ma

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Career Mobility, in 1897, ‘the dynamic forces at work are impressed upon us.’ ‘Together with the permanence of the industrial type,’ they observed, ‘we become conscious of the incessant change that is taking place in the conditions of a large proportion of the individual lives. Restlessness, ambition, ability, foll

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Mechanisms and Meanings of Mobility,emergence of the bureaucratic career by turning to the processes of work-life mobility: to the structures and dynamics of the individual career. Here, the actors behind the numbers and the tables come to the fore as strategies, motivations and understandings are explored. This perspective is relativ

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,Marriage Markets and Women’s Role in Social Mobility,elationships and household formation, without which there can be no mobility between generations. However, anthropologists, demographers and historians have long emphasised the fundamental importance of intermarriage itself in the definition and reproduction of social structures.. Indeed, some would

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Occupations, Classes and Mobility,es. According to one critic of Goldthorpe’s work, for example, a neglect of the occupational processes underlying patterns of class movement has led him to underestimate the ‘true’ degree of social flux operating in contemporary British society.

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