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The Dead among Us: A Population Pyramid of the Living U.S. Population and Their Deceased Close Relatives, 2020
Sociologists increasingly recognize the significance of social ties with nonhuman entities, including the dead. Nearly one half of Americans report having direct contact with a deceased relative in the past year alone. Yet we lack knowledge of the size and contours of this shadow population that…
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Quiet Quitting in America: An Empirical Assessment of Three Explanations
Since 2022, quiet quitting has captured widespread public and scholarly attention, yet its causes remain poorly understood. This article advances the literature by identifying and empirically testing three explanations. Regression analyses using the 2014, 2018, and 2022 waves of the General Social…
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Group Differences in Income Distributions, Poverty Gaps, and Poverty Buffers: Inequalities between the Children of Swedish-Born and Migrant Parents
Conventional approaches define income poverty as a binary status, implying that being poor or nonpoor is equivalent across groups. The authors propose a novel visualization that moves beyond head count rates to display group-specific income distributions relative to the poverty threshold…
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Resource Stratification and Income Segregation in Brazilian and Chilean Universities
Wealthy universities enjoy advantages in accessing resources, disproportionately benefiting high-income students who are overrepresented in these institutions. Using administrative data from 2017 to 2019, the author analyzes the relationship between resource inequality and student income…
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Studying the West and Ignoring the Rest: Do Stylized Facts Established in the Christian West Generalize?
Social science seeks to uncover general patterns, yet much research centers on what the author calls WEIRDS (Western, educated, industrialized, rich, democratic, and secular) societies, which are dominated by one religion, Christianity, and shaped by its legacy and continuing influence. This WEIRDS…
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Visualizing the Adoption of Large Language Models across Sociology Subfields
Generative large language models (LLMs) entered scientific writing at scale after the public release of ChatGPT in November 2022, but their adoption in sociological research remains largely unmapped. This visualization estimates the share of LLM-modified sentences in 1.49 million abstracts from…
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Rethinking Platform Capitalism: Mapping the Algorithmic Logics and Labor Control Models of Uber Eats and Fantuan
The authors examine how platform companies structure labor control in the food-delivery sector by comparing two major apps operating in the United States and Canada: Uber Eats and Fantuan. Although existing research on algorithmic management emphasizes the emergence of “algorithmic…
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What Would Jesus Fund? Christian Nationalism and Americans’ Views on Government Spending
Research on government spending focuses primarily on the roles of partisanship, ideology, and in-group self-interest. Beyond these, the authors propose that religiopolitical schemas have an independent (though interrelated) role in shaping Americans’ conceptions of government’s purpose…
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The Self-Other Gap in Perceived Automation Risk: Evidence from the United States and Canada
This visualization shows a systematic misperception in how workers judge automation risk. Drawing on the 2026 Measuring Employment Sentiments and Social Inequality study, the authors compare paired measures of perceived automation likelihood for self and most others, using nationally representative…
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Social and Genetic Origins Show Similar Patterns of Stratification in Educational Attainment
Family background is strongly correlated with educational attainment, and this correlation can stem from genetics, family environments, or their interplay. Using data from the Norwegian Mother, Father, and Child Cohort Study linked to the Medical Birth Registry of Norway and administrative records…
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The End of Friday Nights with Friends
This study examines how Americans’ time with friends has changed over the week, focusing not on how much social interaction has declined but on when it has. Using American Time Use Survey data from 2003 to 2024 (N = 243,095), I map hourly patterns of “friend time” across the days of the week. In…
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A Cross-National Study of Beliefs in Science and Value-Beliefs-Norms Perspectives: How Does Exposure to Climate Change Shape Beliefs
Environmental values, beliefs, and norms (VBN) have long been an important framework to understand environmentally conscious behaviors. Scholars have only begun to integrate how emerging belief systems that include faith in science to solve environmental problems may be incorporated into VBN…
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Generation Reunification, Generation COVID? Visualizing Formative Events in Germany
Events and processes of social change experienced in the impressionable years can durably shape worldviews and attitudes throughout the life course. But which societal events do people experience as most defining? Drawing on responses to an open-ended question from an original probability-based…
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Bar Chart Looking Glass: How White Men Make Sense of Evidence Showing Intersectional Inequality in Their Profession
Addressing long-standing inequalities in professions demands that professionals, especially those with power and privilege, believe that inequalities exist and are motivated to act. What promotes this inequality recognition? Focusing on an illustrative case of white, able-bodied, heterosexual men…
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Panic on the Playground: The Distribution of Guns and Deadly Weapons in Indiana Schools
Gun-related incidents in schools have captivated public attention and heavily influenced the organizational policies of K–12 education in the United States in recent decades. Using restricted administrative records of approximately 3 million students who ever attended public schools in the state of…
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An Oasis of Equality? Race and Stress on the MTurk Platform
People of color face many disadvantages in the conventional labor market, and the gig economy reproduces many of them. In this article, we examine racial differences in work stress among U.S. gig microtask workers on the Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) platform. We suspected that because workers’…
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Between Privilege and Paradox: Migration, Motherhood, and Stalled Careers
This study examines the migration and labour market experiences of highly educated Hungarian mothers living in Vienna through qualitative research. We seek to understand how family migration and motherhood shape these women’s integration and labour market participation. Our findings indicate that…
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Visualizing the Prevalence of Couples’ Work-Family Arrangements across Countries
Cross-national differences in individual patterns of paid and unpaid work are well documented, yet how couples jointly allocate time across both remains comparatively understudied. Where couple-level work-family arrangements have been studied, research has relied on qualitative or single-country…
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The Division of Labour and Female Partners’ Relative Pay across Phases of Parenthood: Evidence from UK Dual-Earner Couples
The transition to first parenthood is a critical juncture at which both paid and unpaid work become more gendered within couples. From a life course perspective, parenthood is not a discrete event but a process that couples traverse together across successive phases. Far less is known, however…
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The Regional Coloring of Imagination: How Social Categories Shape Marital Partner Selection
Despite its omnipresence in daily interaction, the role of regional background in the development of social relations remains marginal in sociological research. This article examines how regional background shapes marital partner selection in urban China through a mental imagery model that draws on…