Degrees Without Freedom?: Education, Masculinities, and Unemployment in North India
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Degrees Without Freedom?: Education, Masculinities, and Unemployment in North India

by Craig Jeffrey, Patricia Jeffery, Roger Jeffery

Education Sociology
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Degrees Without Freedom? examines education, masculinities, and unemployment in North India. Craig Jeffrey, Patricia Jeffery, and Roger Jeffery explore the relationship between educational achievement, employment, and social expectations, offering a focused study of how degrees intersect with gender and labor in the region.

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Degrees Without Freedom? examines the relationship between education and unemployment in North India.

The book focuses on masculinities and the social meanings attached to educational achievement and work.

Craig Jeffrey, Patricia Jeffery, and Roger Jeffery consider how degrees may shape expectations without necessarily providing freedom or employment.

Its subject is the intersection of education, gender, and labor in contemporary North India.

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