From Heterogeneity to Concentration: Latino Immigrant Neighborhoods and Collective Efficacy Perceptions in Los Angeles and Chicago [0.03%]
从多元化到集中化：洛杉矶和芝加哥的拉美移民社区及其集体效能感之感知
Christopher R Browning,Jonathan Dirlam,Bethany Boettner
Christopher R Browning
Latino immigrant presence in urban neighborhoods has been linked with reduced neighborhood cohesion in social disorganization-based ethnic heterogeneity hypotheses and enhanced cohesion in immigration revitalization approaches. Using the 20...
Arun S Hendi
Arun S Hendi
The rise of the global network of nation-states has precipitated social transformations throughout the world. This article examines the role of political and economic globalization in driving fertility convergence across countries between 1...
Jamie M Carroll,Chandra Muller,Eric Grodsky et al.
Jamie M Carroll et al.
Educational gradients in health status, morbidity, and mortality are well established, but which aspects of schooling produce those gradients is only partially understood. We draw on newly available data from the midlife follow-up of the Hi...
Matthew E Dupre
Matthew E Dupre
Stroke is among the leading causes of disability and death in the United States, and racial differences are greater for stroke than for all other major chronic diseases. Considering the equally sizeable racial disparities in marital life an...
Neighborhood Violent Crime and Academic Growth in Chicago: Lasting Effects of Early Exposure [0.03%]
芝加哥的学习成长与邻里暴力犯罪：早期接触的长期影响
Julia Burdick-Will
Julia Burdick-Will
A large body of research documents the importance of early experiences for later academic, social, and economic success. Exposure to an unsafe neighborhood is no exception. Living in a violent neighborhood can influence the stress levels, p...
FAILURES-TO-LAUNCH AND BOOMERANG KIDS: CONTEMPORARY DETERMINANTS OF LEAVING AND RETURNING TO THE PARENTAL HOME [0.03%]
失败的一代和回巢族：离开及返回原生家庭的当代决定因素
Scott J South,Lei Lei
Scott J South
The percentage of young American adults residing in their parents' home has increased markedly over recent years, but we know little about how sociodemographic, life-course, and parental characteristics facilitate or impede leaving or retur...
De facto Privatization and Inequalities in Educational Opportunity in the Transition to Secondary School in Rural Malawi [0.03%]
马拉维农村地区初中入学过渡期间的事实上的教育私有化及受教育机会不平等现象
Monica J Grant
Monica J Grant
There has been a recent, rapid de facto privatization of education in many African countries, as the number of private secondary schools operating in the region grew. The majority of these schools are "low-cost" private schools where tuitio...
School Opportunity Hoarding? Racial Segregation and Access to High Growth Schools [0.03%]
学校机会积聚吗？种族隔离与进入高增长学校的机会问题
Paul Hanselman,Jeremy E Fiel
Paul Hanselman
Persistent school segregation may allow advantaged groups to hoard educational opportunities and consign minority students to lower-quality educational experiences. Although minority students are concentrated in low-achieving schools, relat...
Beyond Boys' Bad Behavior: Paternal Incarceration and Cognitive Development in Middle Childhood [0.03%]
超越男孩的不良行为：父亲服刑与中期童年认知发展
Anna R Haskins
Anna R Haskins
A growing number of American school-aged children have incarcerated or formally incarcerated parents necessitating a more comprehensive understanding of the intergenerational effects of mass imprisonment. Using the Fragile Families Study, I...
Seeing is (Not) Believing: How Viewing Pornography Shapes the Religious Lives of Young Americans [0.03%]
见之不疑：观看色情内容如何影响美国年轻人的宗教生活
Samuel L Perry,George M Hayward
Samuel L Perry
Pornography has become increasingly accessible in the United States, and particularly for younger Americans. While some research considers how pornography use affects the sexual and psychological health of adolescents and emerging adults, s...