Access to "Elite" Education in the Ivory Coast--The Importance of Socioeconomic Origins.

Charlick, Robert B.

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Access to "Elite" Education in the Ivory Coast--The Importance of Socioeconomic Origins

Charlick, Robert B.

Sociology of Education, 51, 3, 187-200, Jul 78

Analyzes patterns of recruitment to higher education in contemporary Ivory Coast in terms of access to educational resources which offer the potential for individual entry into prestigious careers. Finds that allocation of resources is relatively open and that the priveleged position of white-collar elite is declining. (Author/AV)

Descriptors: Access to Education, Career Choice, College Admission, Comparative Education, Educational Benefits, Educational Sociology, Educational Trends, Higher Education, Social Class, Socioeconomic Status

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Identifiers - Location: Africa

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