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The role of policies, institutions and marketsAppel à communication pour un colloque international organisé par le LIEPP (Laboratoire interdisciplinaire d'évaluation des politiques publiques) | Sciences Po Paris, du 8 au 9 octobre 2015(...) While the conference welcomes contributions that describe existing inequalities on the basis of social class, ethnicity, gender and age, and especially how these different factors interact with each other, the focus is, more specifically, on the ways in which policies, institutions and markets influence the shape and extent of access inequalities. Contributors might focus on a specific level (macro, meso or micro) or on their interrelation, on a single set of actors (policy-makers, secondary or higher education administrators, professors or counsellors, market professionals, students and parents…) or on their interaction and on various types of schemes, devices, processes and practices.Statistical and qualitative as well as mixed-methods studies are equally welcome. Cross-country comparisons are encouraged but proposals can focus on specific countries and localities if they show awareness of global dynamics and/or processes in other national settings. (...)Lire la suite : http://www.sciencespo.fr/osc/fr/content/inequalities-access-higher-education-role-policies-institutions-and-marketsDate limite de soumission des propositions : 15 août 2015