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Authors:
MACKIE G
Citation: G. Mackie, ENDING FOOTBINDING AND INFIBULATION - A CONVENTION ACCOUNT, American sociological review, 61(6), 1996, pp. 999-1017
Authors:
ORBELL J
ZENG LC
MULFORD M
Citation: J. Orbell et al., INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCE AND THE FRAGMENTATION OF SOCIETIES, American sociological review, 61(6), 1996, pp. 1018-1032
Authors:
BABB S
Citation: S. Babb, A TRUE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF FINANCE - FRAME RESONANCE IN THE US LABOR-MOVEMENT, 1866 TO 1886, American sociological review, 61(6), 1996, pp. 1033-1052
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DIANI M
Citation: M. Diani, LINKING MOBILIZATION FRAMES AND POLITICAL OPPORTUNITIES - INSIGHTS FROM REGIONAL POPULISM IN ITALY, American sociological review, 61(6), 1996, pp. 1053-1069
Authors:
MCCARTHY JD
WOLFSON M
Citation: Jd. Mccarthy et M. Wolfson, RESOURCE MOBILIZATION BY LOCAL SOCIAL-MOVEMENT ORGANIZATIONS - AGENCY, STRATEGY, AND ORGANIZATION IN THE MOVEMENT AGAINST DRINKING AND DRIVING, American sociological review, 61(6), 1996, pp. 1070-1088
Authors:
CRESS DM
SNOW DA
Citation: Dm. Cress et Da. Snow, MOBILIZATION AT THE MARGINS - RESOURCES, BENEFACTORS, AND THE VIABILITY OF HOMELESS SOCIAL-MOVEMENT ORGANIZATIONS, American sociological review, 61(6), 1996, pp. 1089-1109
Authors:
LIEBERSON S
MIKELSON KS
Citation: S. Lieberson et Ks. Mikelson, DISTINCTIVE AFRICAN-AMERICAN NAMES - AN EXPERIMENTAL, HISTORICAL, ANDLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF INNOVATION (VOL 60, PG 929, 1995), American sociological review, 61(6), 1996, pp. 1116-1116
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HODSON R
Citation: R. Hodson, DIGNITY IN THE WORKPLACE UNDER PARTICIPATIVE MANAGEMENT - ALIENATION AND FREEDOM REVISITED, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 719-738
Authors:
BIAN YJ
LOGAN JR
Citation: Yj. Bian et Jr. Logan, MARKET TRANSITION AND THE PERSISTENCE OF POWER - THE CHANGING STRATIFICATION SYSTEM IN URBAN CHINA, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 739-758
Authors:
HANEY L
Citation: L. Haney, HOMEBOYS, BABIES, MEN IN SUITS - THE STATE AND THE REPRODUCTION OF MALE-DOMINANCE, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 759-778
Authors:
VANAUSDALE D
FEAGIN JR
Citation: D. Vanausdale et Jr. Feagin, USING RACIAL AND ETHNIC CONCEPTS - THE CRITICAL CASE OF VERY YOUNG-CHILDREN, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 779-793
Authors:
SUTTON JR
DOBBIN F
Citation: Jr. Sutton et F. Dobbin, THE 2 FACES OF GOVERNANCE - RESPONSES TO LEGAL UNCERTAINTY IN US FIRMS, 1955 TO 1985, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 794-811
Authors:
KRAATZ MS
ZAJAC EJ
Citation: Ms. Kraatz et Ej. Zajac, EXPLORING THE LIMITS OF THE NEW INSTITUTIONALISM - THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF ILLEGITIMATE ORGANIZATIONAL-CHANGE, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 812-836
Authors:
UMBERSON D
CHEN MCD
HOUSE JS
HOPKINS K
SLATEN E
Citation: D. Umberson et al., THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS ON PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING - ARE MEN AND WOMEN REALLY SO DIFFERENT, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 837-857
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MYERS SM
Citation: Sm. Myers, AN INTERACTIVE MODEL OF RELIGIOSITY INHERITANCE - THE IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY CONTEXT, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 858-866
Authors:
LOVAGLIA MJ
HOUSER JA
Citation: Mj. Lovaglia et Ja. Houser, EMOTIONAL-REACTIONS AND STATUS IN GROUPS, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 867-883
Authors:
BRYSON B
Citation: B. Bryson, ANYTHING BUT HEAVY-METAL - SYMBOLIC EXCLUSION AND MUSICAL DISLIKES, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 884-899
Authors:
PETERSON RA
KERN RM
Citation: Ra. Peterson et Rm. Kern, CHANGING HIGHBROW TASTE - FROM SNOB TO OMNIVORE, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 900-907
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SCHWARTZ B
Citation: B. Schwartz, MEMORY AS A CULTURAL SYSTEM - LINCOLN,ABRAHAM IN WORLD-WAR-II, American sociological review, 61(5), 1996, pp. 908-927
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CANCIO AS
EVANS TD
MAUME DJ
Citation: As. Cancio et al., RECONSIDERING THE DECLINING SIGNIFICANCE OF RACE - RACIAL-DIFFERENCESIN EARLY CAREER WAGES, American sociological review, 61(4), 1996, pp. 541-556
Authors:
FARKAS G
VICKNAIR K
Citation: G. Farkas et K. Vicknair, APPROPRIATE TESTS OF RACIAL WAGE DISCRIMINATION REQUIRE CONTROLS FOR COGNITIVE SKILL - COMMENT ON CANCIO, EVANS, AND MAUME, American sociological review, 61(4), 1996, pp. 557-560
Authors:
MAUME DJ
CANCIO AS
EVANS TD
Citation: Dj. Maume et al., COGNITIVE SKILLS AND RACIAL WAGE INEQUALITY - REPLY TO FARKAS AND VICKNAIR, American sociological review, 61(4), 1996, pp. 561-564
Authors:
TOMASKOVICDEVEY D
ROSCIGNO VJ
Citation: D. Tomaskovicdevey et Vj. Roscigno, RACIAL ECONOMIC SUBORDINATION AND WHITE GAIN IN THE U.S. SOUTH, American sociological review, 61(4), 1996, pp. 565-589
Authors:
OLZAK S
SHANAHAN S
MCENEANEY EH
Citation: S. Olzak et al., POVERTY, SEGREGATION, AND RACE RIOTS - 1960 TO 1993, American sociological review, 61(4), 1996, pp. 590-613
Authors:
LAFREE G
DRASS KA
Citation: G. Lafree et Ka. Drass, THE EFFECT OF CHANGES IN INTRARACIAL INCOME INEQUALITY AND EDUCATIONAL-ATTAINMENT ON CHANGES IN ARREST RATES FOR AFRICAN-AMERICANS AND WHITES, 1957 TO 1990, American sociological review, 61(4), 1996, pp. 614-634