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  1. Even More Unequal Childhoods: 45 Years of Widening Income Gaps in Parental Investments in the United States

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    Orestes P.

  2. No Stalled Revolution: The Closing Gender Gap in Early Careers in Europe and the United States

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    Oliver Lipps, Daniel Oesch, Roujman Shahbazian Sociological Science September 28, 2026 10.15195/v13.a44 Abstract Women have surpassed men in higher education, yet their labor market progress relative to men is widely seen as stalled.

  3. Developing Countries Face Falling Circulation Rates and Rising Migration Losses in Science

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    Andrew C.

  4. Ethnopolitical Exclusion and Resource Conflict

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    Wali Reheman Sociological Science September 14, 2026 10.15195/v13.a42 Abstract Why do natural resources fuel ethnic conflict in some ethnic homelands but not others?

  5. Overwork Without Premium: The Persistent Class Gradient of Long Hours in China, 2006–2023

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    Chen Ouyang Sociological Science August 31, 2026 10.15195/v13.a41 Abstract In the United States, overwork migrated up the class structure, and its hourly wage association turned from penalty to premium in aggregate estimates.

  6. Social Class Differences in Parenting? Revisiting Classed Childrearing through a Video-Ethnography of Mealtime

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    Joanne W.

  7. Men’s Labor-Market Decline and the Rising Correlation between Spouses’ Earnings in the United States

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    Yifan Shen Sociological Science August 20, 2026 10.15195/v13.a39 Abstract This study examines the role of deterioration in men’s labor-market conditions in explaining the rising correlation between spouses’ earnings in the United States.

  8. Access to Higher Education and Support for Meritocracy: Effort, Skill, and Education as Components of Merit

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    Hye Won Kwon, Jani Erola Sociological Science August 18, 2026 10.15195/v13.a38 Abstract Prior research has emphasized perceptions of effort-based meritocracy (i.e., the descriptive belief that hard work leads to success), noting a rising trend in meritocr…

  9. Decoupling Inequality and Stratification in the American Wealth Distribution, 1989–2022

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    Jake Burchard, Lisa A.

  10. Quantities of Interest for Interactions and the Pitfalls of Assuming Linear Treatment Effects

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    Josep Serrano-Serrat Sociological Science August 6, 2026 10.15195/v13.a36 Abstract Although quantitative social sciences often rely on estimating models in which treatment effects vary across groups, researchers rarely specify which causal quantity they a…

  11. Bending the Heckman Curve: Competing Declines in Learning Capacity and Skill Relevance Over the Life Course

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    João M.

  12. Categorical Engagement and the Contingent Nature of Typicality Effects

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    Alex Tyulyupo, Balázs Kovács Sociological Science July 28, 2026 10.15195/v13.a34 Abstract Market categories can favor typical members over atypical ones, yet this “categorical imperative” operates inconsistently across contexts.

  13. Information Diets Are More Diverse in Attention Than in Engagement

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    Christopher Barrie, Aybuke Atalay, Alia ElKattan Sociological Science July 21, 2026 10.15195/v13.a33 Abstract What political content do we pay attention to online?