Are universities creating a new political divide? | LSE Event

In many countries, referendums, elections, activism, and surveys of political attitudes all seem to show a large and growing gap between highly educated university graduates and those whose education finished at school. Is the level of education now becoming a central political cleavage? And is it displacing long-established cleavages like social class?
We will hear both from those who think it is and from those who are more sceptical.
Speakers:
Professor Jonathan Hopkin
Dr Elizabeth Simon
Professor Maria Sobolewska
Chair:
Dr Robin Archer
#Education #Events #London
Full details/attend: www.lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/05/...
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[@TheDynamicmarket]

why are so many people discussing inequality? inequality is between whom? that you don't use the word class does not mean that it is not there.

[@TheDynamicmarket]

you have to explain to people that they always need money from taxes to achieve their goals. taxes come from????