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Uvíznutí v marginalitě: vzdělávací trh, „romské školy“ a reprodukce sociálně prostorových nerovností

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Title in English Stuck in Marginality: The Education Market, ‘Roma Schools’ and the Reproduction of Social and Spatial Inequalities
Authors

NEKORJAK Michal SOURALOVÁ Adéla VOMASTKOVÁ Klára

Year of publication 2011
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source SOCIOLOGICKY CASOPIS-CZECH SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Social Studies

Citation
web https://www.jstor.org/stable/23073227?seq=1#metadata_info_tab_contents
Field Sociology, demography
Keywords social exclusion; Roma; education; socially excluded localities; reproduction of social and spatial inequalities; education market; Czech Republic
Description Roma urban enclaves can be characterized as social peripheries – or so called excluded localities in which poverty and unemployment are concentrated. The detachment of Roma from the dominant-majority group is represented in social space and in educational system as well, i.e. in the existence of sub-standard, low demanding basic schools, where Roma pupils prevail. Both phenomena became a subject of public debates, policies, and in case of schools a subject of international legal disputes, too. In the article we pose a question what is the mechanism constituting “Roma schools” located nearby deprived Roma urban enclaves. As an answer we introduce a conception of ethnically segmented local educational markets, which arose after 1989 in large cities. The ethnically segmented market is shaped by three factors: (a) socio-spatial structure, (b) institutional frame including law and policies as well as schools, (c) the educational strategies of both Roma and non-Roma parents. The data we used for our analysis came from the Czech part of international quantitative and qualitative research
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