Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World
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Official Twitter account of Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World, the open access journal of the American Sociological Association (ASA)
Urbana, Illinois, USA
Joined September 2015
Last year, in partnership with the @wtgrantfdn, we published a special collection dedicated to addressing sociology's potential for changing the world. Today we are excited to announce two additions to this collection, and that more are coming 1/n
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Spotlight: Sage Socius Podcast @ProfRMay recently joined the Sage #Socius #Podcast to discuss his recent publication on anti-Black #discrimination in #Chicago nightclubs, available with open access in Socius. Listen:
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Visualizing the DOGE Firings D. Bloome’s new #datavisualization in #Socius highlights commonalities, inequalities, and the majority composition of #federalworkers targeted by the Department of Government Efficiency. Read: https://t.co/6qczqFleS4
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They’ll never last 👫 S. Salim’s new article in #Socius uses a dyadic conjoint #survey to measure third-party evaluations of #interracial couples, including their perceived seriousness, #compatibility, and #white respondent approval of the couple. Read: https://t.co/MfVBG1N6Hx
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She’ll play support 🎮 J. Brenner-Levoy (@JBrennerLevoy)'s new #Socius article explores how #genderidentity and socialization manifest when selecting #videogame roles, finding links between #femininity and support/healing roles Read: https://t.co/gnASWvDAwi
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Who bears the mental load? A. Catalano Weeks, H. Kowalewska, & L. Ruppanner (@leahruppanner)'s new #Socius research argues that household #cognitive #labor sticks to #women regardless of time & resource constraints. Read: https://t.co/Tt6plKr6yP
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Moving up by moving up? D. Witteveen (@dirk_witteveen)'s new #Socius study pushes back against the logic of #industrialism by comparing career trajectories for Black and White men by #domesticmigration status during and after the #GreatMigration Read: https://t.co/zKVFahPxRx
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What’s happening in SEM research? Y. Liu (@yuyaoliu13) & E. Fong’s new #Socius article uses #machinelearning methods to track the ongoing growth of research on skilled/educated #migrants Read: https://t.co/ePH01vGY9a
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⛅ The climate of political polarization ⛈️ @HuddartEmily , @Sociology_Silva , P. Muzzerrall, & S. Dimitrakopoulos’ new #Socius study analyzes #survey data to link affective #climate polarization to #political identity-based boundary-making Read: https://t.co/2IZ99eVKL3
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Family backgrounds and Faculty Positions N.T. Borgen, A.S. Hermansen (@aresherman), & A.M.J Sandsør's (@astrid_mjs) #Socius research on #Norwegian pathways to #academia demonstrates how social origins carry impacts in egalitarian #welfarestates Read: https://t.co/ArnIfiTxiM
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Changing spaces, diverse faces W. Zhang & J. R. Logan’s new #Socius research analyzes #Census data on #racialdiversity in US #neighborhoods from 1980-2020 to understand what changes are contributing to this diversification. Read: https://t.co/MAB3AxagKn
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From ABCs to CVD 🫀 A. Zajacova (@AnnaZajacova), S. Fishman, & E. Lawrence’s new #Socius research examines national #UnitedStates #health data to uncover the complex relationship between #educationalattainment and #cardiovasculardisease Read: https://t.co/pkzcyZYUnD
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Do Large Language Models have Religious Biases? J. Tom, T. Ferguson, & B. Martinez’s new article in #Socius analyzes #AI-generated sermons for their readability to uncover how #LLMs potentially sustain #socialbiases. Read: https://t.co/WGN1rloOPX
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Is the Computer Science, Engineering, & Mathematics Field gender-neutral? Park et al.’s new research in #Socius employs #mixedmethods to understand how #gendered perceptions of #CSEM work challenges change throughout job tenure Read: https://t.co/oQpkr8mcrx
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Labor divisions and marital divisions Kimberly McErlean’s new research in #Socius compares how #gender egalitarian #labor divisions differently affect #divorcerates for couples across #education levels Read: https://t.co/AkmPCHiLST
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Shipwrecks and Shifting Opinions N. Cavalli & E. Charitopoulou’s (@FrossyniCh) #Socius study demonstrates differing effects on public attitudes towards #immigration policies and #immigrants in #Italy in the wake of the #LampedusaShipwreck Read: https://t.co/NKaPy9fyvM
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💲Relief and Righteous Anger D. V. Reyes, M. Quesada, & K. Garcia-Galvez’s #Socius study examines the emotional impact of the #COVID #studentloans repayment pause for #Latinx #millennial borrowers. Read: https://t.co/8WGJMPrO1e
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⛪ Unaffiliated, but not undevoted @Matthew_Blanton's new #Socius study challenges common understandings of #secularization, finding increased personal religiosity alongside decreased institutional religiosity from 2004-2023 in #LatinAmerica. Read: https://t.co/DCwGWLl6Jk
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🎀🍺 Alcohol Miss-Use C. Uscola’s (@c_uscola) new #Socius study examines how women and men seek to resist #familytrauma informed #genderexpectations through their performance of #alcoholuse. Read: https://t.co/d8jvosw23p
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What's the collective in this #collectiveaction? A. Kotanko’s (@kotankoa) #Socius study of an #immigration clinic demonstrates how #socialmovement organizations draw on #personalidentity to encourage collective action participation. Read: https://t.co/8puOeFpxzI
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Same work, (perceptions of) different pay? C. Diehl, J. Lang, O. Brüggemann, & S. Strauss compare relative #wageinequality and perceptions of wage inequality for #gendered differences in the perception and acceptance of wage inequality. Read in #Socius: https://t.co/xWurh3w7WP
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