List of figures
List of tables
Acknowledgements
1 Prologue
2 Changing contexts: the growing demand for transnational human capital and the middle- and upper-class quest for distinction
3 Social background makes all the difference: types of capital, class position, and chances for acquiring transnational human capital
4 Strategic investments: families’ class position and their educational practices in everyday life
5 The “brokers”: the formation and structure of a social field of intermediaries of transnational human capital
6 Does going abroad early on pay off? Returns to transnational human capital
7 Epilogue
Appendix: data and methods of analysis
Index