What does ASR stand for?

American Sociological Review

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Both studies appear in April's American Sociological Review.

The oldest Americans are also the happiest, research finds

Both studies appear in April's American Sociological Review.

Study: Oldest Americans found to be the happiest

Both studies appear in April's American Sociological Review.

The oldest Americans are also the happiest, research finds

Racial Mix and Industrial Productivity" American Sociological Review 50/1:20-33 Grenier, Gilles.

English non-fluency and income penalty for Hispanic workers

John Braithwaite, "The Myth of Social Class and Criminality Reconsidered," American Sociological Review, Vol.

Another Christmas statistic

Stouffer, "Intervening Opportunities: A Theory Relating Mobility and Distance," American Sociological Review, 5 (1940), pp.

How scientific is social science?

published in the American Sociological Review by Judith Stacey, Ph.

Gay adoptions

A recent study by Stacey and Biblarz published in the American Sociological Review indicates that boys raised by lesbians are likely to spend more time with an adult male role model (including the father) than other boys.

Families: the next wedge