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The Importance of Habitus |
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Segregation and the Development of Friendships |
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Chapter 5: Return to Hong Kong: Transnational Geographies of Cultural Capital |
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The Superiority of the Overseas Education: How Failure Is Turned to Gold |
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Vague Notions and Stereotypes |
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Employer Preferences: Modes of Assessment and Types of Skill |
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Hiring Practices in Hong Kong Firms: A Local View |
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English: The Global Language |
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Ethnic Cultural Capital: Embodied Cosmopolitan Competences |
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Social Capital and Cultural Capital: Group Identity in the Valuation of Credentials |
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Social Capital and Referrals in Job Seeking |
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The Geography of Cultural Capital: A Double-Edged Sword? |
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Chapter 6: Employability Into the Future: Capital and the Ongoing Pursuit of Positional Advantage |
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Employability and Positional Advantage |
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Corporate Sociability |
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Putting in Face Time |
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Pursuing Rarer Goods: Specialisation and the MBA |
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Conclusion: Transnational Education: Geographies of Cultural Capital |
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Transnational Cultural Capital |
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Unanswered Questions and Concerns |
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Future Trends in International Education and Transnational Student Mobility |