Fenella Fleischmann|Cornelia Kristen|Anthony Heath|Yaël Brinbaum|Patrick Deboosere|Nadia Granato|Jan Ö. Jönsson|Elina Kilpi?Jakonen|Georg Lorenz|Amy Lutz|David Mos|Raya Mutarrak|Karen Phalet|Catherine Rothon|Frida Rudolphi|Herman G. van de Werfhorst
Gender Inequalities in the Education of the Second Generation in Western Countries
Utrecht University|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg|University of Bamberg
drawing comparative analyses nine western countries ask whether localborn children wide range immigrant groups show patterns female advantage education similar prevalent host western societies consider five outcomes throughout educational career test scores grades age 15 continuation compulsory schooling choice academic track uppersecondary education completion upper secondary completion tertiary education despite great variation gender gaps education immigrants origin countries advantages males many cases find female advantage education observed among majority population usually present among secondgeneration immigrants interpret findings light ideas gender role socialization immigrant selectivity