Paying for the Party: How College Maintains Inequality
by Laura T. Hamilton, Elizabeth A. Armstrong
In Paying for the Party, Laura T. Hamilton and Elizabeth A. Armstrong examine how college can maintain inequality. This sociological study considers higher education not only as a path to opportunity, but also as an institution connected to unequal experiences and outcomes.
About This Book
Paying for the Party: How College Maintains Inequality examines the connection between higher education and social inequality.
Laura T. Hamilton and Elizabeth A. Armstrong focus on the ways college may preserve unequal advantages rather than eliminate them.
The book offers a sociological perspective on college life, institutions, and unequal experiences.
It is suited to readers interested in education, inequality, and the broader social role of colleges.
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