Acknowledgements
Introduction
Theorizing Educational Inequality and its Mechanisms
- 1 Educational Inequality: Theories, Explanations, and Gaps Between Social Stratification and Comparative Political Economy
Educational Outcomes: Explaining Changes in Access Inequality
- 2 The Income Barrier to Tertiary Education Rising Incomes, De-commodification, and the Decline of Access Inequality in Brazil
Policy Outputs: The Politics of Tertiary Education Reform
- 3 The De-commodification Cleavage: Parties, Non-Partisan Actors, and Path Dependence in Brazilian Tertiary Education Reform, 1990s–2020s
4 Conclusions
References
Appendices

4 Conclusions

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