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Youth transitions in Kashmir: Putting Bourdieu to work
Posted in: Mobilities Tags: Cultural capital, Educational research, Kashmir, Mohd Aslam Bhat, Pierre Bourdieu, social capital, Social theory, Tareak A. Rather, youth transitions

Article: Mohd Aslam Bhat and Tareak A. Rather (2013) Youth transitions in Kashmir: exploring the relationships between habitus, ambitions and impediments. South Asia Research, Vol. 33(3): 185–204. Bourdieu’s ideas

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