SSR Editorial Office
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Social Science Research publishes interdisciplinary papers devoted to quantitative social science research and methodology.
Joined July 2020
Big congrats to @MasoudMovahed, whose article titled "Intergenerational income mobility in the United States: A racial-spatial account" just won the ASA's Mathematical Sociology Section’s Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Award!
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RT @HopeYanxu: Our paper is out in @SSReditorial! We conduct latent class analysis to illustrate the complex interplay between multiple dim….
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We know people with black-sounding names are discriminated against in the U.S. labor market. Was there such name-based discrimination in the early 20th century? See what this new study found!
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Results of online survey experiment show that on factual questions, less-educated people are more strongly influenced by highly-educated outgroup individuals than by less-educated ingroup individuals. On opinion questions, status orientation & ingroup orientation are about equal.
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People are influenced by members of high-status groups & members of their ingroup. Are lower-status people more influenced by members of higher-status outgroups or by members of their lower-status ingroup?
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Analysis of longitudinal data from China reveals a hidden form of education inequality: low-SES parents not only hold lower educ expectations but are more likely to decrease their expectations when child academic performance declines, which further reduces their educ involvement.
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The link between parental educational expectations & children’s educational outcomes is well-established in the literature. This study addresses how parental expectations respond to children’s academic performance. @ShenWensong
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Here is the surprising part: nearly all parenting logics reflect some form of intensive parenting, & there is little systematic variation by race/ethnicity, education, & income, suggesting more similarity across groups &more variability within groups than commonly understood.
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Computational text analysis of parenting advice given by a nationally representative sample shows nuanced variations in parenting logics across two dimensions: assertive vs negotiated parenting & pedagogic vs pragmatic parenting.
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Dr. Spilerman has been on our editorial board since day 1 for 52 years (1972-now). Big thanks to Drs. Willie Jasso, Larry Wu, & Yuval Elmelech for editing the festschrift in honor of him. Stay tuned for more in this special series on Inequality & politics as Dynamic Processes.
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Our weekly submission just reached a new record, with 49 new submissions received since last Tuesday. Please keep sending your work and your best work to us. The more the merrier!.
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Our November volume features 14 articles with lead authors based in the US (5), Germany (2), Japan (2), Italy (1), S. Korea (1), Spain (1), Sweden (1), & UK (1). It also includes an article in our special series in honor of Dr. Seymore Spilerman.
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RT @_LisaJessee_: 📣 📊 New OA paper out in @SSReditorial. @ValeriaBordone , Karsten Hank and I, investigate the bidirectional relationship b….
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New study using WVS data from 41 democracies finds a positive relationship between economic inequality and popular support for authoritarian leaders in liberal democracies but not in electoral democracies. #Inequality #Democracy
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We will schedule an onboarding/training session in January. If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at yangcao@charlotte.edu.
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Both active SSR reviewers and those who have not yet participated in our review process are welcome to self-nominate. Nominations received by November 20 will receive the fullest consideration. Those who are selected to join the ECRB will be notified in early December.
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3. Having published in reputable, English language, social science journals in the past five years;. 4. Possessing strong expertise in one or more areas of quantitative methods.
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1. Having received a doctoral degree in a social science discipline in or after 2019;. 2. Currently holding a full-time academic or research appointment in a college/university or research institute;.
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The ECRB membership carries a two-year term. Junior scholars who meet the following eligibility criteria may self-nominate by sending their CV and a brief description of their research areas and methodological expertise to yangcao@charlotte.edu.
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