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Corruption-Driven Inequalities in Access to Adult Education
Adult Education Quarterly ( IF 1.804 ) Pub Date : 2021-11-19 , DOI: 10.1177/07417136211054517
Alexander Gerganov 1 , Petya Ilieva-Trichkova 1 , Pepka Boyadjieva 1
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The article aims to show that taking into account diverse characteristics of the wider social environment is indispensable for a better understanding of participation in adult education (PAE). It explores the association of corruption as a macro factor with PAE, arguing for an integrated approach to PAE. By using two indexes for corruption at country level Corruption Perception Index and the Index of Public Integrity—and micro-data for adults aged 25–64 from 29 European countries in the Adult Education Survey, 2016, as well as by applying random-effects logit models, this study has demonstrated that a country's higher corruption level is associated with the lower probability of PAE. Our article also reveals that the relationships between individual-level variables such as gender, higher education, social background, and PAE are embedded in a wider social milieu, and corruption is an essential characteristic of that milieu which deepens some of the inequalities in PAE.



中文翻译:

腐败导致的成人教育机会不平等

本文旨在表明,要更好地理解参与成人教育 (PAE),考虑到更广泛社会环境的不同特征是必不可少的。它探讨了腐败作为宏观因素与 PAE 的关联,主张对 PAE 采取综合方法。通过使用国家层面腐败感知指数和公共诚信指数的两个腐败指数——以及 2016 年成人教育调查中来自 29 个欧洲国家的 25-64 岁成年人的微观数据,以及应用随机效应 logit模型,这项研究表明,一个国家的腐败程度越高,PAE 的概率就越低。我们的文章还揭示了诸如性别、高等教育、社会背景、

更新日期:2021-11-19
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