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Amy G Langenkamp,Michelle L Frisco Amy G Langenkamp
We use the life course perspective to argue that family transitions like divorce and remarriage are turning points in adolescents' lives and that emotional distress associated with these events are shaped by the circumstances surrounding th...
Chenoa A Flippen Chenoa A Flippen
The dramatic increase in Hispanic immigration to the United States in recent decades has been coterminous with fundamental shifts in the labor market towards heightened flexibility, instability, and informality. As a result, the low-wage la...
Jeremy Pais,Scott J South,Kyle Crowder Jeremy Pais
Using geo-referenced data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, in conjunction with decennial census data, this research examines metropolitan-area variation in the ability of residentially mobile blacks, Hispanics, and whites to convert...
Jill McCorkel,Jason Rodriquez Jill McCorkel
Current debates over identity politics hinge on the question of whether status-based social movements encourage parochialism and self-interest or create possibilities for mutual recognition across lines of difference. Our article explores t...
Phyllis Moen,Erin L Kelly,Rachelle Hill Phyllis Moen
We investigate the turnover effects of an organizational innovation (ROWE-Results Only Work Environment) aimed at moving away from standard time practices to focus on results rather than time spent at work. To model rates of turnover, we dr...
Michelle A Petrie,James E Coverdill Michelle A Petrie
A substantial body of research has explored the extent to which the race of offenders and victims influences who receives a death sentence for capital crimes. Little is known about how race and ethnicity might pattern death-row outcomes. Dr...
Abigail C Saguy,Kjerstin Gruys,Shanna Gong Abigail C Saguy
Drawing on analyses of American and French news reports on "overweight" and "obesity," this article examines how national context—including position in a global field of nation states, as well as different national politics and culture—sh...
David Brady,Andrew S Fullerton,Jennifer Moren Cross David Brady
Despite its centrality to contemporary inequality, working poverty is often popularly discussed but rarely studied by sociologists. Using the Luxembourg Income Study (2009), we analyze whether an individual is working poor across 18 affluen...
Eileen E S Bjornstrom,Robert L Kaufman,Ruth D Peterson et al. Eileen E S Bjornstrom et al.
Research on racial-ethnic portrayals in television crime news is limited and questions remain about the sources of representations and how these vary for perpetrators versus victims. We draw from power structure, market share, normal crimes...
Belinda L Needham,Robert Crosnoe,Chandra Muller Belinda L Needham
This study explores whether the interplay of health problems and school environment predicts academic failure, an individual event with consequences for the life course, as well as for society at large. This exploration proceeds in three st...