Height: an enigmatic form of social inequality

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Auteur

Nicolas Herpin

Date

2013

Discipline

Sociologie

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Articles

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Italien

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handle: 10670/1.nm9zlm
hal: hal-03571548
doi: 10.2383/74859
SCIENCESPO: 2441/ddmam3j8ab4pupo9oi683em2i

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HAL-SHS : sociologie

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Centre pour la communication scientifique directe

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Statistical analysis by Sarti shows that the correlation between height and the level of education is stronger among men of older generations than among recent ones. Is education among men becoming more egalitarian? That would be true if height had the same social meaning at each generation.

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