Ethnography, Online First, December 2022 Abstract: This research suggests three ways in which hybrid ethnography can be used to overcome the shortcomings of single-realm ethnography, in particular, ethnographies that situate solely in the offline or …
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Deliberating Inequality: A Blueprint for Studying the Social Formation of Beliefs about Economic Inequality by Kate Summers, Fabien Accominotti, Tania Burchardt, Katharina Hecht, Liz Mann, and Jonathan Mijs (2022)
Social Justice Research 35(4): 379-400. Abstract: In most contemporary societies, people underestimate the extent of economic inequality, resulting in lower support for taxation and redistribution than might be expressed by better informed citizens. We still …
The Architecture of Status Hierarchies: Variations in Structure and Why They Matter for Inequality by Fabien Accominotti, Freda Lynn, and Michael Sauder (2022)
RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences 8(6): 87-102. Abstract: We argue that the properties of status hierarchies, independent of the positions actors occupy within them, have important effects on the degree …
Market and Nonmarket Pathways to Home Ownership and Social Stratification in Hybrid Housing Regimes: Evidence from Four Post-Soviet Countries by Theodore P. Gerber, Jane R. Zavisca, and Jia Wang (2023)
American Journal of Sociology, Volume 128, Number 3 Abstract: Sociological research on housing inequality overlooks how the predictors and benefits of home ownership vary by pathway to ownership. The market pathway (purchase) is more associated …
Time precarity at work: nonstandard forms of employment and everyday life by Daniela Campos Ugaz (2022)
Social Indicators Research, Volume 164, pgs. 969-991 Abstract: In the last three decades, the expansion of nonstandard forms of employment has involved a shift in two dimensions related to time: working time arrangements and temporary …
You Will Never Walk Alone: Ethnographic Training as Collective Endeavor by Águeda Ortega, Katherine Jensen, and Javier Auyero (2023)
Teaching Sociology, OnlineFirst Abstract: Despite being intensely sociable, ethnographic research is also deeply isolating. Although fieldworkers may feel lonely, we contend that they are not (or should not be) alone. At the 10th anniversary of …
Traumatic brain injury, stroke, and epilepsy; A mediation study in a Danish nationwide cohort by Kasper Lolk, Theis Lange, Felix Elwert, Julie W. Dreier, and Jakob Christensen (2022)
Epilepsia, Accepted Articles Abstract: (Objective) Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and stroke are well-known causes of acquired epilepsy. TBI is also a risk factor for stroke, and injury-induced stroke may indirectly convey a proportion of the …
Sticking with the Union? Labor Union Membership, Working Conditions, and Postretirement Health in the Midwest by Michal Engelman and Yue Qin (2022)
Innovation in Aging, 2022, Vol. 6, No. S1., November 2022 Abstract: American Employment experiences over the past five decades have been shaped by growing prevalence of bad jobs – those that are precarious and offer …
The Unequal Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Infant Health by Florencia Torche and Jenna Nobles (2022)
Demography, Volume 59, Issue 6, December 2022 Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a large toll on population health and well-being. We examine the consequences of prenatal exposure for infant health, through which the pandemic …
Social Insurance Programs and Later-Life Mortality: Evidence from New Deal Relief Spending by Hamid Noghanibehambari and Michal Engelman (2022)
Journal of Health Economics, Volume 86, December 2022 Abstract: A growing body of research explores the long-run effects of social programs and welfare spending. However, evidence linking welfare support in early life with longevity is …