Criminology Abstract: Although minor forms of criminal justice contact are increasingly used to identify immigration violators, little research has been conducted at the intersection of immigration and misdemeanor justice. As a result, citizenship remains undertheorized …
Publications
Aligned, competing, and blurred: Gender and family attitudes in East Asia by Sang Won Han and Eunsil Oh (2024)
Journal of Marriage and Family Abstract: Objective This study explores the complexity of how gender and family attitudes relate to each other in East Asia, paying particular attention to heterogeneity and the impact of cognitive …
Examining Variation in Survey Costs across Surveys by Kristen Olson, John Stevenson, Nadia Assad, Lindsey Witt-Swanson, Cameron Jones, Amanda Ganshert, and Jennifer Dykema (2024)
Sociological Methods and Research Abstract: Self-administered surveys may be administered with a single mode or mixed data collection modes. How mixing modes of data collection affects survey costs is not well understood. We examine whether …
Life Course Associations of Sibling Relationships and Cognitive Functioning in Late Adulthood by Jooyoung Kong, Sara M. Moorman, Gina Lee, and Michal Engelman (2024)
The Journals of Gerontology: Series B Abstract: Objectives Relying on the linked lives concept within the life course perspective, the current study examined the lifelong associations of sibling relationships and their effects on cognitive functioning …
Midlife and late-life environmental exposures on dementia risk in the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study: The modifying effects of ApoE by Victoria J. Williams, Ralph Trane, Kamil Sicinski, Pamela Herd, Michal Engelman, and Sanjay Asthana (2024)
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Abstract: Introduction: Late-life air pollution exposure is associated with an increased risk for dementia, with this effect exacerbated among apolipoprotein E-4 (ApoE-4) carriers. However, whether midlife occupational exposures likewise influence dementia outcomes, and …
Improving the Measurement of Gender in Surveys: Effects of Categorical Versus Open-Ended Response Formats on Measurement and Data Quality Among College Students by Dana Garbarski, Jennifer Dykema, James A. Yonker, Rosie Eungyuhl Bae, and Rachel A. Rosenfeld (2024)
Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology Abstract: While researchers have some recommendations for measuring gender identity in surveys based on research and other sources that are summarized in a series of working group and panel …
Sexual Harassment and Hierarchical Workplace Relationships after #MeToo: Consequences for Women Subordinates by Chloe G. Hart and Heather McLaughlin (2024)
Socius Abstract: The #MeToo movement illustrated how higher-ups may abuse their power by engaging in sexual harassment and generated heightened concern about hierarchical workplace romantic relationships. In a survey experiment, the authors test whether sexual …
Revolutions and Law by Ivan Ermakoff (2024)
Annual Review of Law and Social Science Abstract: Two broad thematic perspectives can be distinguished in the literature that broaches the revolutions–law nexus. One considers how actors’ relations to, and usages of, legal statutes and …
Status inequality and status hierarchies by Fabien Accominotti (2024)
L’Année sociologique Abstract: Status—the value people are accorded by others—is a basic dimension of social stratification. There is, however, an ambiguity as to what sociologists mean when they talk about status differences: they can be …
Trends in Women’s Educational Advantage and Divorce in East and West Germany by Flavia Mazzeo, Christine R. Schwartz, Stefani Scherer, and Agnese Vitali (2024)
Comparative Population Studies (download pdf) Abstract: Couples in which wives have more education than their husbands have been found to be more likely than other couples to divorce. But this relationship varies across time and …