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Robert D. Putnam is the Peter and Isabel Malkin Professor of Public Policy at Harvard University. Nationally honored as a leading humanist and a renowned scientist, he has written fourteen books and has consulted for the last four US Presidents. His research program, the Saguaro Seminar, is dedicated to fostering civic engagement in America.

出版者:Simon & Schuster

作者:Robert D. Putnam

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頁數:416

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出版時間:2015-3

價格:USD 28.00

裝幀:Hardcover

isbn號碼:9781476769899

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社會學
美國
社會階層結構
教育
兒童教育
政治學
美國政治
社會

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A groundbreaking examination of the growing inequality gap from the bestselling author of Bowling Alone: why fewer Americans today have the opportunity for upward mobility.

It’s the American dream: get a good education, work hard, buy a house, and achieve prosperity and success. This is the America we believe in—a nation of opportunity, constrained only by ability and effort. But during the last twenty-five years we have seen a disturbing “opportunity gap” emerge. Americans have always believed in equality of opportunity, the idea that all kids, regardless of their family background, should have a decent chance to improve their lot in life. Now, this central tenet of the American dream seems no longer true or at the least, much less true than it was.

Robert Putnam—about whom The Economist said, “his scholarship is wide-ranging, his intelligence luminous, his tone modest, his prose unpretentious and frequently funny”—offers a personal but also authoritative look at this new American crisis. Putnam begins with his high school class of 1959 in Port Clinton, Ohio. By and large the vast majority of those students—“our kids”—went on to lives better than those of their parents. But their children and grandchildren have had harder lives amid diminishing prospects. Putnam tells the tale of lessening opportunity through poignant life stories of rich and poor kids from cities and suburbs across the country, drawing on a formidable body of research done especially for this book.

Our Kids is a rare combination of individual testimony and rigorous evidence. Putnam provides a disturbing account of the American dream that should initiate a deep examination of the future of our country.

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《我们的孩子》是一份研究报告，作者和他的团队用了数年时间，走访了百余个家庭，和家庭的孩子和父母进行了访谈。他们试图回答一个问题：在一个阶级固化的社会里，寒门为什么再难出贵子？作者团队对比了贫穷人家和富裕人家孩子的成长过程，发现富人的孩子比穷人家孩子拥有更多...

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全书对美国现在社会分层固化的几个主要方面进行讨论：家庭结构、家庭教育、学校教育、社区环境。总结了这些方面的社会科学研究的结果，然后针对每一个专题专门采访了正面负面各一个家庭做例子，并以这些家庭的故事开头，给枯燥的统计数字带来些直观的感受。总的结论很简单，就...

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最近读完了2本书：拉鲁的《不平等的童年》及Putman’s 《Our Kids》，恰巧讲得是同一个主题：美国教育的阶级差异。两本书都采取了类似的研究方法：通过选取十几个家庭作为样本进行访谈与观察，并对样本家庭父母所处的社会地位（可获得的社会资源）作为分类，总结出了当今美国社...

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“你的过去并非我的过去，你的现在甚至也不是我的现在。” 最近有幸关注到这本书，读起来有一种亲切之感，甚至有一瞬间的恍惚，我以为书中说的是中国的事情。实在是太相似了。美国目前的教育现状就是不就是我们面临的现状。书中选取了美国不同地点的父子或母女进行采访。由于选...

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普通人翻身講究生得逢時（national boom），說到底一個人的命運要看曆史進程。