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Authors:
HEIMER K
MATSUEDA RL
Citation: K. Heimer et Rl. Matsueda, ROLE-TAKING, ROLE COMMITMENT, AND DELINQUENCY - A THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL SOCIAL-CONTROL, American sociological review, 59(3), 1994, pp. 365-390
Authors:
OWENS TJ
Citation: Tj. Owens, 2 DIMENSIONS OF SELF-ESTEEM - RECIPROCAL EFFECTS OF POSITIVE SELF-WORTH AND SELF-DEPRECATION ON ADOLESCENT PROBLEMS, American sociological review, 59(3), 1994, pp. 391-407
RACE DIFFERENCES IN SEXUAL-ACTIVITY AMONG ADOLESCENT WOMEN - THE ROLEOF NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTERISTICS
Authors:
BREWSTER KL
Citation: Kl. Brewster, RACE DIFFERENCES IN SEXUAL-ACTIVITY AMONG ADOLESCENT WOMEN - THE ROLEOF NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTERISTICS, American sociological review, 59(3), 1994, pp. 408-424
Authors:
MASSEY DS
GROSS AB
SHIBUYA K
Citation: Ds. Massey et al., MIGRATION, SEGREGATION, AND THE GEOGRAPHIC CONCENTRATION OF POVERTY, American sociological review, 59(3), 1994, pp. 425-445
Authors:
ENTWISLE DR
ALEXANDER KL
Citation: Dr. Entwisle et Kl. Alexander, WINTER SETBACK - THE RACIAL COMPOSITION OF SCHOOLS AND LEARNING TO READ, American sociological review, 59(3), 1994, pp. 446-460
Authors:
BOTEV N
Citation: N. Botev, WHERE EAST MEETS WEST - ETHNIC INTERMARRIAGE IN THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA, 1962 TO 1989, American sociological review, 59(3), 1994, pp. 461-480
Authors:
ALLEN MP
CAMPBELL JL
Citation: Mp. Allen et Jl. Campbell, STATE REVENUE EXTRACTION FROM DIFFERENT INCOME GROUPS - VARIATIONS INTAX PROGRESSIVITY IN THE UNITED-STATES, 1916 TO 1986, American sociological review, 59(2), 1994, pp. 169-186
Authors:
KISER E
SCHNEIDER J
Citation: E. Kiser et J. Schneider, BUREAUCRACY AND EFFICIENCY - AN ANALYSIS OF TAXATION IN EARLY-MODERN PRUSSIA, American sociological review, 59(2), 1994, pp. 187-204
Authors:
MORRIS M
BERNHARDT AD
HANDCOCK MS
Citation: M. Morris et al., ECONOMIC-INEQUALITY - NEW METHODS FOR NEW TRENDS, American sociological review, 59(2), 1994, pp. 205-219
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BAXTER J
Citation: J. Baxter, IS HUSBANDS CLASS ENOUGH - CLASS LOCATION AND CLASS IDENTITY IN THE UNITED-STATES, SWEDEN, NORWAY, AND AUSTRALIA, American sociological review, 59(2), 1994, pp. 220-235
Authors:
LANGTON N
PFEFFER J
Citation: N. Langton et J. Pfeffer, PAYING THE PROFESSOR - SOURCES OF SALARY VARIATION IN ACADEMIC LABOR-MARKETS, American sociological review, 59(2), 1994, pp. 236-256
Authors:
KALMIJN M
Citation: M. Kalmijn, MOTHERS OCCUPATIONAL-STATUS AND CHILDRENS SCHOOLING, American sociological review, 59(2), 1994, pp. 257-275
Authors:
MOADDEL M
Citation: M. Moaddel, POLITICAL-CONFLICT IN THE WORLD-ECONOMY - A CROSS-NATIONAL ANALYSIS OF MODERNIZATION AND WORLD-SYSTEM THEORIES, American sociological review, 59(2), 1994, pp. 276-303
Authors:
MISRA J
HICKS A
Citation: J. Misra et A. Hicks, CATHOLICISM AND UNIONIZATION IN AFFLUENT POSTWAR DEMOCRACIES - CATHOLICISM, CULTURE, PARTY, AND UNIONIZATION, American sociological review, 59(2), 1994, pp. 304-326
Authors:
LIPSET SM
Citation: Sm. Lipset, THE SOCIAL REQUISITES OF DEMOCRACY REVISITED - 1993 PRESIDENTIAL-ADDRESS, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 1-22
Authors:
FARLEY R
FREY WH
Citation: R. Farley et Wh. Frey, CHANGES IN THE SEGREGATION OF WHITES FROM BLACKS DURING THE 1980S - SMALL STEPS TOWARD A MORE INTEGRATED SOCIETY, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 23-45
Authors:
TELLES EE
Citation: Ee. Telles, INDUSTRIALIZATION AND RACIAL-INEQUALITY IN EMPLOYMENT - THE BRAZILIANEXAMPLE, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 46-63
Authors:
HOUT M
GOLDSTEIN JR
Citation: M. Hout et Jr. Goldstein, HOW 4.5 MILLION IRISH IMMIGRANTS BECAME 40 MILLION IRISH-AMERICANS - DEMOGRAPHIC AND SUBJECTIVE ASPECTS OF THE ETHNIC-COMPOSITION OF WHITE AMERICANS, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 64-82
Authors:
SEKULIC D
MASSEY G
HODSON R
Citation: D. Sekulic et al., WHO WERE THE YUGOSLAVS - FAILED SOURCES OF A COMMON IDENTITY IN THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 83-97
Authors:
MOLM LD
QUIST TM
WISELEY PA
Citation: Ld. Molm et al., IMBALANCED STRUCTURES, UNFAIR STRATEGIES - POWER AND JUSTICE IN SOCIAL-EXCHANGE, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 98-121
Authors:
JOHNSON C
Citation: C. Johnson, GENDER, LEGITIMATE AUTHORITY, AND LEADER-SUBORDINATE CONVERSATIONS, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 122-135
Authors:
RUGGLES S
Citation: S. Ruggles, THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN FAMILY-STRUCTURE, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 136-151
Authors:
UMBERSON D
CHEN MD
Citation: D. Umberson et Md. Chen, EFFECTS OF A PARENTS DEATH ON ADULT CHILDREN - RELATIONSHIP SALIENCE AND REACTION TO LOSS, American sociological review, 59(1), 1994, pp. 152-168
Authors:
HADAWAY CK
MARLER PL
CHAVES M
Citation: Ck. Hadaway et al., WHAT THE POLLS DONT SHOW - A CLOSER LOOK AT UNITED-STATES CHURCH ATTENDANCE, American sociological review, 58(6), 1993, pp. 741-752
Authors:
BINDER A
Citation: A. Binder, CONSTRUCTING RACIAL RHETORIC - MEDIA DEPICTIONS OF HARM IN HEAVY-METAL AND RAP MUSIC, American sociological review, 58(6), 1993, pp. 753-767