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Who Moves together with whom in Denmark?

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Who Marries Whom?

Part of the book series: European Studies of Population ((ESPO,volume 12))

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It has been argued that ascribed status has lesser importance in modern society. Belonging to a certain family does not guarantee that one will succeed. Instead the social status of a person is the result of merit. This is also in accordance with features of the post-modern society, where norms and roles are no longer so important and for this reason lessens the influence upbringing has on social status as well.

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  1. Søren Leth-Sørensen
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  1. Otto Friedrich University Bamberg, Germany

    Hans-Peter Blossfeld

  2. Bremen University, Germany

    Andreas Timm

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Leth-Sørensen, S. (2003). Who Moves together with whom in Denmark?. In: Blossfeld, HP., Timm, A. (eds) Who Marries Whom?. European Studies of Population, vol 12. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-1065-8_10

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