Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World

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

Is it time to move?

J. Horowitz & B. Entwisle’s new article in #Socius distinguishes between the impact of #lifecourse #events and #roles on young adults’ migration, emphasizing #temporality and spatial #embeddedness.

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Local Labor Market Segregation

L. Garmash’s new article in #Socius explores #workplace #segregation in #Israel, demonstrating high levels of #ethnic and #gender segregation between workplaces.

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Being Alone, Together

@AlyssaWGoldman & S. M. Moorman’s new #Socius article examines the impact of ‘being with’ others on #olderadults’ #emotional and #affective #wellbeing, finding that simply sharing space with others produced positive affects.

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Middle-Child Marriages

S. Spilerman & K. Barclay’s new article in #Socius tests popular claims of a relation between sibling #birthorder on #marriage and #divorce rates with data from 239K #Swedish couples.

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