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Managing everyday life: the conceptualisation and value of cultural capital in navigating everyday life for working-class youth

Alan France Department of Sociology, University of Auckland, Auckland, New ZealandCorrespondence[email protected]
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Dorothy Bottrell Faculty of Education and Social Work, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia
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Edward Haddon Department of Sociology, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Pages 597-611 | Received 10 Jun 2012, Accepted 21 Sep 2012, Published online: 18 Oct 2012

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Charlotte McPherson. (2020) ‘It’s just so much better than school’: the redemptive qualities of further education and youth work for working-class young people in Edinburgh, Scotland. Journal of Youth Studies 23:3, pages 307-322.
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Tyler Frederick. (2019) Conceptualizing the social and cultural organization of street life among young people experiencing homelessness. Journal of Youth Studies 22:8, pages 1133-1149.
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Joanne Bryant. (2018) Building inclusion, maintaining marginality: how social and health services act as capital for young substance users. Journal of Youth Studies 21:7, pages 983-998.
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Jonathan F. Smith & Zlatko Skrbiš. (2016) Arenas of comfort and conflict: peer relationship events and young people's educational attainment. Journal of Youth Studies 19:5, pages 646-664.
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Lisa Russell. (2016) Complex pathways for young mothers outside employment, education and training. Ethnography and Education 11:1, pages 91-106.
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Joseph Borlagdan. (2015) Inequality and 21-year-olds' negotiation of uncertain transitions to employment: a Bourdieusian approach. Journal of Youth Studies 18:7, pages 839-854.
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Jenny Chesters & Jonathan Smith. (2015) Social capital and aspirations for educational attainment: a cross-national comparison of Australia and Germany. Journal of Youth Studies 18:7, pages 932-949.
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N. Hashemi, B. Sebar & N. Harris. (2018) The relationship between cultural capital and lifestyle health behaviours in young people: a systematic review. Public Health 164, pages 57-67.
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Pamela Fisher & Lisa Buckner. (2018) Time for “resilience”. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 38:9/10, pages 794-808.
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Will Atkinson. (2015) Putting Habitus Back in its Place? Reflections on the Homines in Extremis Debate . Body & Society 21:4, pages 103-116.
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Pandelis Kiprianos & Michael Christodoulou. (2015) Ambivalent Biographies in Adolescence. SAGE Open 5:4, pages 215824401561079.
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Alan France. 2015. Bourdieu, Habitus and Social Research. Bourdieu, Habitus and Social Research 74 90 .
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Robert Hollands. 2015. Youth Cultures, Transitions, and Generations. Youth Cultures, Transitions, and Generations 69 83 .
Alan France & Edward Haddon. (2014) Exploring the Epistemological Fallacy. YOUNG 22:4, pages 305-321.
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