Masterarbeit, 2005
92 Seiten, Note: Distinction
This dissertation aims to investigate the reasons for the relatively disadvantaged situation of descendants of Turkish migrants on the German labor market. It introduces a new concept, the "Resource Base," which incorporates elements from Bourdieu's work on cultural and social capital as well as Coleman's and Becker's work on human capital and social capital. This concept is then used to analyze the impact of transitions from school to the labor market on the Resource Base of descendants of Turkish migrants and its effect on their labor market success.
Chapter 1 introduces the research question and provides an overview of the dissertation. Chapter 2 discusses the theoretical foundations of the Resource Base model, integrating concepts of human, social, and cultural capital from different scholars. Chapter 3 presents the empirical methodology used to analyze the Resource Base and its impact on youth transitions and labor market success. It compares the Resource Base composition and labor market outcomes of descendants of Turkish migrants, migrants from other countries, and native Germans.
Key terms and concepts of this dissertation include the Resource Base, human capital, social capital, cultural capital, youth transitions, labor market success, discrimination, descendants of Turkish migrants, and the German Social Economic Panel survey.
The Resource Base is a theoretical model integrating Pierre Bourdieu's cultural and social capital with the human capital concepts of Gary Becker and James Coleman.
The research investigates how differential acquisition of relevant resources and specific youth transitions contribute to their disadvantaged position compared to native Germans.
The study uses quantitative methods like logistic regression to show how the composition of an individual's Resource Base influences their professional outcomes.
Transitions from school to work are analyzed using cluster analysis and life course charts to see how they shape the individual's Resource Base over time.
Yes, the dissertation suggests that the model can be used as an analytical tool to identify discriminatory regulations and practices within the labor market.
The investigation is based on quantitative data from the German Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) survey.
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