The Political Economy of Longevity: Developing New Forms of Solidarity for Later Life [0.03%]
长寿的政治经济：晚年新互助形式的兴起与发展
Chris Phillipson
Chris Phillipson
Aging populations now exert influence on all aspects of social life. This article examines changes to major social and economic institutions linked with old age, taking the period from the mid-20th century to the opening decades of the 21st...
Romantic Relationships from Adolescence to Young Adulthood: Evidence from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health [0.03%]
从青春期到成年的浪漫关系：来自美国青少年健康纵向研究的证据
Ann Meier,Gina Allen
Ann Meier
Theories on romantic relationship development posit a progression of involvement and intensity with age, relationship duration, and experience in romantic relationships. Using the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, this study...
MEASURING THE GRASSROOTS: Puzzles of Cultivating the Grassroots from the Top Down [0.03%]
自上而下培养基层的难题
Nina Eliasoph
Nina Eliasoph
Does a participatory, open-ended organizational format inspire creativity and draw on participants' local knowledge? Many nonprofits operate under this assumption, and many of their financial sponsors agree, and therefore demand precise acc...
Roger Finke,Amy Adamczyk
Roger Finke
International surveys have documented wide variation in religious beliefs and practices across nations, but does this variation in the national religious context make a difference? Building on existing theory we explain why religion should ...
Do Moral Communities Play a Role in Criminal Sentencing? Evidence From Pennsylvania [0.03%]
道德团体在刑事量刑中扮演角色吗？来自宾夕法尼亚州的证据
Jeffery T Ulmer,Christopher Bader,Martha Gault
Jeffery T Ulmer
Religion and social control have been a sociological concern since Durkheim and Weber, and the relationship between religion and punishment has long been the subject of speculation. However, surprisingly little empirical research exists on ...
Race and the Religious Contexts of Violence: Linking Religion and White, Black, and Latino Violent Crime [0.03%]
种族、宗教与暴力：论宗教与白人、黑人及拉丁裔人的暴力犯罪之间的关系
Jeffery T Ulmer,Casey T Harris
Jeffery T Ulmer
Research has demonstrated that concentrated disadvantage and other measures are strongly associated with aggregate-level rates of violence, including across racial and ethnic groups. Less studied is the impact of cultural factors, including...
Catherine E Ross,John Mirowsky
Catherine E Ross
Does education improve health more for one sex than the other? We develop a theory of resource substitution which implies that education improves health more for women than men. Data from a 1995 survey of U.S. adults with follow-ups in 1998...
Hispanic Familism Reconsidered: Ethnic Differences in the Perceived Value of Children and Fertility Intentions [0.03%]
再论 Hispanic 家族主义：族裔差异、子女价值及生育意愿
Caroline Sten Hartnett,Emilio A Parrado
Caroline Sten Hartnett
Familism has been described as a cultural trait that might explain why the fertility of Hispanic women remains higher than non-Hispanic White women. Still, few studies have analyzed group differences in childbearing attitudes. This paper fo...
Activating diversity: the impact of student race on contributions to course discussions [0.03%]
激活多样性：学生种族对课堂讨论的影响
Richard N Pitt,Josh Packard
Richard N Pitt
Racial diversity is understood to play an important role for all students on the college campus. In recent years, much effort has gone into documenting the positive effects of this diversity. However, few studies have focused on how diversi...
The influence of world societal forces on social tolerance. A time comparative study of prejudices in 32 countries [0.03%]
世界社会力量对社会容忍度的影响——对32个国家偏见的历时比较研究
Markus Hadler
Markus Hadler
Societal variation in xenophobia, homophobia, and other prejudices is frequently explained by the economic background and political history of different countries. This article expands these explanations by considering the influence of worl...