Translations for „upward mobility“ in the English » German Dictionary

up·ward mo·ˈbil·ity N

upward mobility

sozialer Aufstieg

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social [or Am, Aus usu upward] mobility

[gesellschaftliche] Mobilität

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English

Mercantilism played crucial roles in facilitating their upward mobility.

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The lack of upward mobility was clearly evident as the two seemed to destined to be stuck in "segundas" and "terceras" for years.

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The show was seen as an encouragement for upward mobility.

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They sought not middle-class upward mobility but the security of home ownership.

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The difference was that these schools taught with the understanding that education provided opportunity for upward mobility and supported the ideals of independence and democracy.

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He produced theories relating to many aspects of social phenomena, including upward mobility, occupational opportunity, heterogeneity, and how population structures can influence human behavior.

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This metaphor is spatially oriented, and frequently used to denote upward mobility within a stratified promotion model.

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It satirizes the pitfalls of romance, from marriage, childbirth and upward mobility to the disintegration of a relationship.

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This demonstrates the idea that subordinate social groups can achieve upward mobility without overcoming structural obstacles.

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Shady has dreams of upward mobility and, because of this, tries to disassociate herself from barrio life.

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