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Social Background, Identity and Emergent Political Consciousness in the Sixth Form

John Quicke Senior Lecturer in Education, University of Sheffield
Pages 5-18 | Published online: 06 Jul 2006

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James Avis. (1994) The Ethnography of Further Education and the Policy‐orientated Literature: contrasts. The Vocational Aspect of Education 46:3, pages 241-256.
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GeorgeF. Riseborough. (1992) ’The Cream Team’: an ethnography of BTEC National Diploma (Catering and Hotel Management) students in a tertiary college. British Journal of Sociology of Education 13:2, pages 215-245.
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Julia Wardhaugh. (1991) Absent Without Leave: state responses to school non‐attendance. International Studies in Sociology of Education 1:1-2, pages 209-223.
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