The book fundamentally discusses the impact of different forms of capital, namely economic, social, cultural, bodily, and learning capital, on equality of opportunity today. It establishes four forms of value creation for all types of capital in both theory and practice. This significantly advances Pierre Bourdieu's theory. Equality of opportunity is examined in relation to the forms of capital. Both societal and individual risks associated with increasing capitalization are thoroughly explored, demonstrating why the state or society should enhance equality of opportunity, and how individuals are called upon to either achieve capitalization through their own efforts or resist it. The following questions are discussed, for example: Is economic capital sufficient for diverse life opportunities? Or: Why are the better-off...