606 KB49 KB196520252011Razpotnik, Špelaletnik:48številka:5str. 1446-1465, 1546ISSN:0040-3598COBISSID:8987465URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-S1MWPRQMenFakulteta za sociologijo, politične vede in novinarstvo v LjubljaniTeorija in praksadružbena neenakosteducationizobraževanjemladinaodgovornostprehod iz šole na delosocial inequalitysocialna neenakosttransition from school to workyouthIt is all up to me| access to education and the discourse of individual responsibility|Today's young people are considered the most educated generation ever, yet their (employment) perspectives are uncertain, the job market is open to them yet offers changed conditions that every day seem to be more exploitative. The transitions of young people to work have in the past decades become prolonged, diversified, unstable and uncertain. In the course of destandardisation such transitions have become fragmented. Inequality has also changed in terms of its forms of reproduction and consequences. Success or failure in education are increasingly ascribed to individual decisions and performance in line with the individual responsibility discourse. Even in these new circumstances, education is still a key factor in reproducing structures of social inequality. The article explores dimensions of inequality reproduced by the education system, especially the role of social status and ethnicity. These dimensions (and their intersections) are placed in opposition to the idea of individual responsibility that seems to be an explanation of inequalities in educational success, transitions or access according to all of the reference groups included in the presented research (students, parents, teachers and other school experts)Mladi danes veljajo za najbolj izobraženo generacijo do zdaj, medtem ko so njihove zaposlitvene vizije negotove, trg dela pa jim je odprt pod spremenjenimi pogoji, ki so vsak dan bolj izkoriščevalski. Tranzicije mladih na trg dela so se v zadnjih desetletjih podaljšale in postale destandardizirane, raznolike, negotove ter fragmentirane. Tudi reprodukcija neenakosti je zadobila nove oblike. Ne/uspeh v izobraževanju se v skladu z diskurzom individualne odgovornosti vse pogosteje pripisujeta individualnim odločitvam. Tudi v tako spremenjenih okoliščinah, je izobrazba še vedno ključni dejavnik družbene neenakosti. V članku so raziskane dimenzije neenakosti, reproducirane s strani izobraževalnega sistema, posebej še vloga družbenega statusa in etnične pripadnosti. Omenjene dimenzije (in njihova presečišča) so postavljena nasproti ideji individualne odgovornosti, ki se zdi kot vse bolj pogosta razlaga za neenakosti v izobraževanju, ki jo podajajo vse referenčne skupine, vključene v predstavljeno raziskavo (dijaki, starši, učitelji in ostali šolski eksperti)TEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za družbene vede