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Sociological Science
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ISSN 2330-6696 · Society for Sociological Science · 419 artikel di indeks
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Force of Attraction and Partner Availability in the U.S. Marriage Market: A Two-Sided Matching Model
This article develops and applies a stochastic two-sided matching model to analyze marriage patterns in the United States using 1 percent samples from the 2010 and 2019 American Community Survey, accessed via the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series. This approach disentangles two sources of…
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Generative AI in Sociological Research: State of the Discipline
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has garnered considerable attention for its poten- tial utility in research and scholarship, even among those who typically do not rely on computational tools. However, early commentators have also articulated concerns about how GenAI usage comes with…
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The Forward March of Categorical Tolerance in the United States
This article updates the empirical picture of categorical tolerance (CT), namely, the pattern of refusing to report dislikes across cultural genres, for the third decade of the twenty-first century in the United States. Analyzing recent survey data from two platforms, I find that CT has continued…
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How Do (Human) Child Welfare Workers Respond to Machine-Generated Risk Scores?
Algorithmic risk scoring tools have been widely incorporated into governmental decision making, yet little is known about how human decision makers interact with machine-generated risk scores at the street level. We examined such human–machine interactions in the child welfare system, a high-stakes…
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Is College Really “the” Equalizer? New Evidence Addressing Unobserved Selection
Influential research shows that college graduates achieve similar labor market outcomes regardless of socioeconomic origin, leading to the view that a college degree is a “great equalizer.” Still, other evidence suggests that family background continues to shape labor market outcomes long after…
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The Effect of the Texas Migrant Busing Program on the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election
From 2022 to 2024, Texas transported more than 100,000 migrants from the U.S.–Mexico border to six cities led by Democratic mayors, creating a unique migration shock far from the border. We use county-level data to estimate the program’s effects on presidential elections. Comparing two elections…
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Early Childhood Investments and Women’s Work Outcomes across the Life Course
This study investigates variability in women’s experiences balancing work and family, focusing on the association between early childhood investments and work trajectories. Using longitudinal data and event study models, we examine work participation from two years before to 10 years after first…
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No Stalled Revolution: The Closing Gender Gap in Early Careers in Europe and the United States
Women have surpassed men in higher education, yet their labor market progress relative to men is widely seen as stalled. We address this apparent contradiction by adopting a cohort perspective—since gender convergence is driven by cohort replacement rather than period effects—and focusing on early…
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Changing Opportunity: Rising Local Wealth Inequality and Growing Class Gaps in Income Mobility
Recent research documents widening class gaps in intergenerational income mobility in the United States. Children from low-income families in more recent cohorts attain lower incomes than their counterparts in earlier cohorts, while no comparable decline is observed among children from high-income…
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Family Networks and Childcare Choices: A Predictive Machine Learning Approach
How first-time parents arrange childcare has critical implications for their careers and the child’s development. Previous research shows that childcare choices are shaped by family care availability, understood as an additive function of a small set of parental and grandparental characteristics…
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Teacher Sorting and Inequalities in Student Achievement: Unequal Exposures and Differential Returns to Teacher Qualifications
Teachers play a formative role in shaping children’s school experiences and ultimately, their educational outcomes. In this study, I use full population Danish administrative data to explore the consequences of unequal access to qualified teachers in three steps. First, I document strong patterns…
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The Exception to Women’s Advantage: How Rurality, Red Counties, and the Local Economy Shape Gender Gaps in Educational Attainment
Rural communities have lagged urban areas in the economic and sociocultural shifts thought to underlie women’s advantage in bachelor’s degree (BA) attainment, such as the expansion of high-status professional jobs and increasing gender egalitarianism. Using nationally representative data…
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Clickbait Crime News? Metrics and Professional Authority in Local Newsrooms
Existing research on newsroom metrics documents how journalists construct compatibility between discordant professional and commercial evaluation frameworks. This study examines the underexplored case where metrics validate existing practices. Drawing on interviews with 58 crime journalists in 40…
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Beyond Text: Using AI-Generated Visual Conjoints to Study Gender and Housework Attribution
Despite substantial gender convergence in education and employment, women continue to perform a disproportionate share of housework. We employ a novel visual conjoint experiment to isolate the normative mechanisms underlying this persistent inequality. Using AI-generated photorealistic images, we…
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Developing Countries Face Falling Circulation Rates and Rising Migration Losses in Science
As universities and doctoral training expand in low- and middle-income (LMI) countries, transnational scientific mobility is rising. This trend is often framed as “brain circulation,” implying a mutual exchange of talent and knowledge to the benefit of all countries involved. We track 12 million…
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Social Class Differences in Parenting? Revisiting Classed Childrearing through a Video-Ethnography of Mealtime
Sociological research has long established social class differences in childrearing strategies. However, recent studies suggest more heterogeneity by social class in parenting practices than previously recognized. In this article, we revisit families’ classed socialization processes by drawing from…
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Overwork Without Premium: The Persistent Class Gradient of Long Hours in China, 2006–2023
In the United States, overwork migrated up the class structure, and its hourly wage association turned from penalty to premium in aggregate estimates. The “996” controversy suggests China is replaying this elitization. I test both with 11 waves of the Chinese General Social Survey (2006–2023…
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Men’s Labor-Market Decline and the Rising Correlation between Spouses’ Earnings in the United States
This study examines the role of deterioration in men’s labor-market conditions in explaining the rising correlation between spouses’ earnings in the United States. Prior research treats the growth of married women’s employment as the primary driver of this trend, leaving men’s declining economic…
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Ethnopolitical Exclusion and Resource Conflict
Why do natural resources fuel ethnic conflict in some ethnic homelands but not others? This article argues that the answer turns on the boundary between active discrimination and passive powerlessness. Among excluded groups, lootable resources raise conflict risk only where the state actively…
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The Double Bind of Precarious Work: Creating Need and Undermining Support
For most adults in the United States, participation in the labor force is a normative expectation and a pre-requisite for social acceptance and inclusion. Yet, the conditions of low-wage work can breed social isolation by interfering with supportive social ties at and outside of work. Drawing on…