{"user":"jonathan-mijs-4zXyLE1IR","podcasts":{"items":[{"ID":34,"status":40,"date_created":"2023-02-02 16:36:23","article_ID":34,"audience_type":0,"stats_view":547,"stats_like":2,"stats_save":0,"stats_play":0,"title":"Belief in meritocracy reexamined: Scrutinizing the role of subjective social mobility","abstract":"Despite decreasing intergenerational mobility, strengthening the ties between family background and children\u2019s economic outcomes, Western citizens continue to believe in meritocracy. We study how meritocratic beliefs about success relate to individuals\u2019 social mobility experiences: is subjective upward mobility associated with meritocratic attributions of success, and...","duration":null,"file_audio":null,"file_video":"1675355769270MK09d.mp4","compressed":1,"img_profile":"f\/users\/63dbe5328b35f_th.jpg","slug":"belief-in-meritocracy-reexamined-scrutinizing-the-role-of-subjective-social-mobility-4zXyLE1H3","date_published_readable":"February 02, 2023","author":"Jonathan Mijs","author_slug":"jonathan-mijs-4zXyLE1IR","disciplines":[],"keywords":[{"name":"social mobility","slug":"social-mobility-4zXyLE1I4"},{"name":"meritocracy","slug":"meritocracy-4zXyLE1I5"},{"name":"inequality","slug":"inequality-4zXyLE1I6"},{"name":"drm","slug":"drm-4zXyLE1I7"},{"name":"netherlands","slug":"netherlands-4zXyLE1I8"}]}],"count":1},"URL_MEDIA":"https:\/\/media.podscholars.com\/","head\/og\/url":"users\/jonathan-mijs-4zXyLE1IR","head\/title":"Jonathan Mijs","head\/description":"Jonathan Mijs (Ph.D. Harvard University, 2017) is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Boston University and a Veni Fellow at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. His research contends with why the growing economic gap has left many of us unconcerned."}