Grounded Nationalism in the Context of Cosmopolitanization: The Case of Transnational Revival of Shi‘i Islam This article critically examines the limitations of both methodological nationalism and methodological cosmopolitanism within the social sciences, particularly in the context of transnational and g...

Nationalism or cosmopolitanism? Abbas Jong makes the case for context-sensitive analysis, using the case of the transnational revival of Shi'i Islam.

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#sociology #openAccess #nationalism #transnationalism #cosmopolitan #Islam

The Labor Market Context of Neighborhood Crime: A Multilevel Analysis This paper evaluates the role of metropolitan labor markets in neighborhood crime. We fit multilevel models with 8,931 tracts as level one units and 87 large metropolitan areas as level two units, ...

Learn about the influences of labor markets on neighborhood crime rates, with analysis by Robert D. Crutchfield, Lauren J. Krivo, and Ruth D. Peterson.

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#sociology #openAccess #crime #labor #neighborhoods

“You Only Get One Shot with Your Kid’s Education”: Examining Mothers’ Involvement in K-12 Education During the COVID-19 Pandemic Building on existing research about intensive involvement, this study examines how mothers activated socioeconomic resources to benefit their children’s K-12 education during the COVID-19 pandemic....

Parents want the best for their kids' education. See how high-income families leverage their advantage, illustrating stratification in forms of parental involvement.

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#sociology #education #Covid #newResearch

College Applicants with Felony Records: The Impact of Race and Offense Type on College Students’ Attitudes This survey-based experimental vignette examines undergraduate students’ judgments of how restrictive colleges should be in admitting applicants with felony records. Using OLS regression models and...

College undergrads support second chances for people with felony records, but not always. Find out who is considered more deserving in this article by Rena C. Zito, Stacy De Coster, and Eden J. Ralph.

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#sociology #secondChance #felony #collateralConsequences

Caregiving Penalties? Outcomes of Perceived Family-Responsibilities Discrimination Among U.S. Caregivers Despite evidence suggesting caregivers encounter workplace stigmatization, the consequences of perceived family-responsibilities discrimination remain underexamined. Informed by stress process theo...

A close look at discrimination of workers with caregiving responsibilities, thanks to Krista Lynn Minnotte and Michael C. Minnotte.

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#sociology #discrimination #workLifeBalance #caregivers

Author Talk | The Einstein of Sex: Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld, Visionary of Weimar Berlin — GLBT Historical Society LOCATION GLBT Historical Society Museum 4127 18th Street San Francisco, CA 94114 ADMISSION $10 admission; Free for GLBT Historical Society Members RSVP and reserve tickets here More than a c...

If you are in the Bay Area check this even out:
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I recently saw Dan speak at Tulane and it was a great event--I was surprised how much I learned. Also, should the Kinsey scale be called the Hirschfeld scale?

Religion and Social Capital in the United States: A Comparison of Different Types of Social Capital and Religious Engagement This study examines the relationship between religion and social capital, investigating how different dimensions of religious engagement are associated with various forms of social capital. Using d...

How does religious engagement relate to social capital? Adam Gemar finds that religion's role in the formation of social capital is conditional.

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#sociology #religion

The Einstein of Sex An illuminating portrait of a lost thinker, German-Jewish sexologist and activist Magnus Hirschfeld., The Einstein of Sex, Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld, Visionary of Weimar Berlin, Daniel Brook, 978132400724...

“Couldn’t done this without you.” --Daniel Brook, “The Einstein of Sex: Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld: Visionary of Weimar Berlin.” #antifa
#lgbtqHistory #MagnusHirschfeld #Nazis #fascism
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New study from Purdue’s Center on Aging and the Life Course “Neighborhoods can play a constructive role in helping older adults maintain cognitive function,” says Distinguished Professor Kenneth Ferraro, PhD.
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“The Concessions That We Make”: Self-Care, Television, and Feminist Vocabularies of Motive In recent years, interest in the practice of “self-care” has skyrocketed, yet relatively little sociological work has interrogated the way self-care plays out in everyday life. Contributing to the ...

What even is self-care in a culture of hypervisibility? Abigail M. Letak investigates how feminists navigate perceived tensions between their values and behaviors.

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#sociology #feminism #consuption #selfCare #television

Remaking Colonial Modernity: Race, Antiblackness, and Historical Sociology in East Asia After past historical sociologists examined diverse aspects of the material and political unfolding of modernity, recent scholarship on race has revealed the indivisible relationship between modern...

A deep dive into the relationships between antiblackness, modernity, race, and postcoloniality in East Asia, thanks to Jae Kyun Kim and Yeon-Hwa Lee.

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#sociology #history #asia #antiblackness

The Coming Battle Over Women’s Suffrage By Paul A. Djupe and Brooklyn Walker [Image credit. National Women’s History Museum.] Every election cycle, millions of women cast votes. For many of them, their right to vote seems uncontroversial…

We've seen religious elites and social media warriors call for the end of women’s suffrage. But we don’t have a sense of how everyday Americans feel about women’s political rights.

Until now.

We preview new survey results about repeal of the 19th Amendment and adoption of a household vote.

Coping at the Onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Differences in Psychological Distress by Race/Ethnicity and Educational Attainment Variations in psychological distress and coping across race/ethnicity and education early in the COVID-19 pandemic remains insufficiently examined. In this study, we analyzed both survey data (Amer...

People of different race/ethnicity coped with COVID-19 stress in statistically different ways. Hearne, Jackson, and Niño consider the implications of these findings.

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#sociology #covid #stress

Social Media as a Social Fact: A Sociological Exploration of Social Media Usage and Suicide Risk Among Youth Populations in Lesotho Ever since Emile Durkheim published his work on suicide, there has been a long-sustained interest in studying it. With the rise of social media and the culture of competitiveness, a gap exists in t...

Social media "have become a huge part of people's lives that people cannot let go of." Read more.

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#sociology #mentalHealth #socialMedia #lesotho

The Statistical Significance of Embodied Experiences and Self-Care Practices on the Mental Health of Female Nurses in the United States During the COVID-19 Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic placed heavy demands on the bodyminds of healthcare workers in the United States, yet more targeted research is needed to uncover both the pandemic’s impact on nurses and the ...

Learn how self-care improved nurses' mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to research from V. Savage, M. N. Barringer, and Addy Lindsay.

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The Effect of Congregational Context on Religious Leaders’ Political Activism Prior studies of clergy’s differential political participation have examined a variety of factors, including religious leaders’ personal characteristics, perceptions of laity approval, or ecologica...

A new model of activism by religious leaders shows the effect of congregational context. Read the details from Kraig Beyerlein and Manuel Rodriguez in Sociological Focus.

#newResearch #sociology #religion #quantitativeResearch

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Plague, Food, and Freedom: Bounded Resistance in the Shanghai COVID-19 Lockdown This paper examines state–society relations and the opportunity structure for popular resistance during the 2022 COVID-19 lockdown in Shanghai, China. Drawing on digital ethnographic data from WeCh...

Shanghai, China, offers a unique view of digital authoritarianism, popular resistance, and state capacity in the wake of the 2022 COVID-19 lockdown. Read our new report from Jinpu Wang and Yu Xiang.

#Covid #China #resistance #community #authoritarian

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Introduction to the Special Issue: Religion and Politics in American Congregations Published in Sociological Focus (Ahead of Print, 2025)

Introducing the Sociological Focus Special Issue: Religion and Politics in American Congregations!

Original articles from notable scholars. Thanks to our editor in chief Khari Brown and our guest editors @pauldjupe.bsky.social and Jacob Neiheisel.

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Linking Community-Based Research and Faith-Based Racial Justice Racial inequity is a major source of social and political division. Although religious traditions have a mixed history when it comes to racial equity, they also often have the tools and the theolog...

Community-engaged research of faith-based racial justice, thanks to Rebecca Glazier, Gerald Driskill, and Owen Haynes.

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#sociology #researchMethods #racialJustice #religion

Clergy Talk: Do Catholic Priests Discuss Immigration? Social science research has long discussed the interaction of political and religious ideologies in attitude formation and political socialization. Most research focuses on the role of these forces...

Do Catholic priests discuss immigration? How do Catholic leaders address the issue? Diane Beckman and Evan Stewart provide answers in our special issue on religion and politics in American congregations.

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#sociology #religion #politics #immigration #Catholic

Voices from the Pulpit: Discourse on Racial Justice and Gun Violence from American Clergy Over the past years, many religious congregations have addressed issues of racial justice and gun violence following the killing of George Floyd and recent mass shootings in places like Uvalde, Tex...

Clergy address gun violence in response to tragic events. Nela Mrchkovska & Enrique Quezada-Llanes analyze what is said in 200,000 sermons and present their results in our special issue on religion and politics.

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#sociology #racialJustice #gunViolence #LLM

Do Religious Leaders Engage Community Environmental Problems? Much of the research about religious engagement with the environment has focused on individual citizens, leaving religious organizations and religious professionals (clergy) in the background or ig...

How do religious leaders engage with community problems? @pauldjupe.bsky.social and Jacob R. Neiheisel provide answers from National Survey of Religious Leaders (NRSL) data. Part of our special issue on religion and politics.

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#sociology #religion #NRSL #clergy

Walking the Tightrope: How White United Methodist Clergy Approach Race and Racial Justice Religious congregations in the United States have long been sites for political organization and mobilization. Following the summer of 2020, clergy have been increasingly reckoning with how to navi...

Read about racial activism by United Methodist clergy from Anna Holleman, Erin F. Johnston, and Kelsey Mischke in our forthcoming special issue on religion and politics in American congregations.

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#sociology #religion #Methodist #congregations #racialJustice

Fellowship in the Fiery Furnace: A Research Note on How Christian Persecution Beliefs Transcend Racial Divides This study aims to investigate the relationship between Christian persecution beliefs (CPBs) and race. Existing CPB research has asserted that CPBs constitute a socially appropriate tool to signal Wh....

What do #Christian persecution beliefs (CPBs) reveal about racial boundaries? Walker, @pauldjupe.bsky.social, & Calfano explore the question ➡️ Do CPBs vary by #race in their adoption, constitution, & consequences? #OpenAccess in the @jssreligion.bsky.social. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Priestly Politics: Faith Formation and Political Ideology Among Catholic Clergy Catholic priests have long been important political actors both in mobilizing direct political action and shaping the way Catholic faithful view important public issues. Historically, Catholic cler...

How does faith shape the politics of Catholic priests? Kathleen Sellers and Roseph Roso explore. Read more, part of our special issue on religion and politics in American congregations.

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#sociology #religion #Catholic #politics

Politics, Protest, and Police: Assessing Religious Leaders’ Responses to Racism and the June 2020 Black Lives Matter Protests Religious organizations have long histories of advocating for particular political causes and supporting social movements, providing organizational and ideological resources to mobilize religious p...

Gilliland and co-authors explore clergy's role in framing Black Lives Matter protests. Read more, part of our special issue on religion and politics in American congregations. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
#sociology #religion #BLM #GeorgeFloyd #politics #protestant #clergy

Clergy Talk: Do Catholic Priests Discuss Immigration? Social science research has long discussed the interaction of political and religious ideologies in attitude formation and political socialization. Most research focuses on the role of these forces...

When leaders have cross-partisan pressure, do they talk about political issues or avoid them? Now out @socfocus.bsky.social, @umbsociology.bsky.social PhD candidate Diane Beckman & I look at the case of Catholic leaders to explore this question:
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“Narratives highlight how we can harness imagination to confront forms of discrimination in one of the most fundamental yet overlooked aspects of our daily lives: clothing.”

Rachele Reschiglian reviews ‪@katjungnickel.bsky.social‬ et al’s edited volume.

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