In order to transform incorporated cultural capital into resources, there is a significant need for recognition on an institutional level (structural framework).
As the following quote confirms, their own working experience in the form of incorporated cultural capital is not relevant: "I have understand that here they offer migrants only certain types of work, cleanings or apple picking.
In this perspective and as the following quote shows, entrepreneurship has to be understood also as a possibility to transform a person's own incorporated cultural capital into a resource and therefore into a real opportunity: "if I want to stay in the country, I have to work.
As the example of incorporated cultural capital shows, the titles, university degrees and work experiences of migrants are not immediately transformable into a real resource but that, in order to be usable, they have to be recognized on an institutional and on a political level, which very rarely happens.
Incorporated cultural capital comprises on the one hand (professional) skills and knowledge acquired through education and socialization, on the job-training, work experience and through the exchange of information with colleagues.
Things went on swimmingly and in 1913, after only minor financial setbacks, they incorporated with a capital of #100,000 and moved to W. 86th Street.
Bourdieu distinguishes three forms of cultural capital: incorporated, objectivized and institutionalized cultural capital [ 30, 31].
The lender's major subsidiaries are all incorporated entities, with their own capital bases and balance sheets.
Established as a gold-mining town on a site where the explorers Meriwether Lewis (for whom it was named) and William Clark camped (1805, 1806), it is Idaho's oldest incorporated community and was the first territorial capital (1863 64).
Founded in 1790 and incorporated in 1793, Hamilton succeeded historic St . Georgeas capital in 1815 and in 1897 was raised to city status.
