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DESCRIPTION:Boston University Professor Nazli Kibria will present\, "'Educa
 tion was Equally Important for All of Us':Siblings and Family Cultures of 
 Mobility\, Gender and Higher Education in Middle-Class India\," as part of
  the Sociology Department Colloquium Series.&nbsp\;Abstract:For middle-cla
 ss Indian families\, the project of class mobility and identity is anchore
 d in that of children’s achievements in school\, eventually leading to ent
 ry into high-status professional occupations for them. Drawing on “sibling
  education histories” or the accounts of middle-class Indians about their 
 own educational trajectory as well as those of their siblings\, the talk w
 ill explore family strategies and negotiations around higher education.
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SUMMARY:Sociology Department Colloquium Series: Nazli Kibria
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>Boston University Professor Nazli Kibria 
 will present\, "'Education was Equally Important for All of Us':</div><div
 ><p>Siblings and Family Cultures of Mobility\, Gender and Higher Education
  in Middle-Class India\," as part of the Sociology Department Colloquium S
 eries.&nbsp\;</p><p>Abstract:</p></div><p>For middle-class Indian families
 \, the project of class mobility and identity is anchored in that of child
 ren’s achievements in school\, eventually leading to entry into high-statu
 s professional occupations for them. Drawing on “sibling education histori
 es” or the accounts of middle-class Indians about their own educational tr
 ajectory as well as those of their siblings\, the talk will explore family
  strategies and negotiations around higher education.</p>
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