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European parents have historically been relaxed when it comes to raising their children, but today more and more are adopting the kind of intensive parenting style common in the US

February 26, 2020

Judy Treas, sociology, BBC, Feb. 26, 2020

Outstanding teaching award recipients in social sciences

February 21, 2020

Turney, Manchak and Jenkins honored for mentorship, teaching and innovation

In El Salvador, a chance at life over certain death

February 12, 2020

Nalya Rodriguez, sociology, Latino Rebels, Feb. 12, 2020 (Opinion)

Opinion: Matthew T. Mangino: The unintended consequences of mass incarceration

February 4, 2020

Kristin Turney, sociology, The Times, Feb. 4, 2020 (Opinion)

China struggling to engineer a baby boom after scrapping one-child policy

February 1, 2020

Wang Feng, sociology, The Telegraph, Feb. 1, 2020

Uncovering children of immigrants' unseen labor

January 23, 2020

Sociology graduate student Vanessa Delgado wins a National Science Foundation grant to support her research

Fullerton could authorize its first year-round homeless shelter

January 20, 2020

Research by Dave Snow and Rachel Goldberg, sociology, Voice of OC, Jan. 20, 2020

Issues abound at 4th Women's March, 'but it all ties into Trump'

January 18, 2020

David Meyer, sociology, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Jan. 18, 2020

Fat phobia, wrongful conviction, University of Nike

January 17, 2020

Sabrina Strings, sociology, BYUradio - Top of mind with Julie Rose, Jan. 17, 2020 (Audio)

New stat hints at a 'demographic time bomb'

January 17, 2020

Wang Feng, sociology, Newser, Jan. 17, 2020

China's birthrate sank to lowest level on record last year

January 17, 2020

Wang Feng, Time Magazine/Bloomberg, Japan Times, The Star, Jan. 17, 2020

China's birthrate hits historic low, in looming crisis for Beijing

January 16, 2020

Wang Feng, sociology, The New York Times and Forbes India, Jan. 16, 2020

OC Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa could be used to house local homeless people

January 13, 2020

Research by Dave Snow and Rachel Goldberg, sociology, Voice of OC, Jan. 13, 2020

The secret origins of presidential polling

January 13, 2020

Edwin Amenta, sociology, gives perspective in this article for The Conversation

Fall 2019 Werner Fellows

January 10, 2020

Prestigious fellowship program established through gift from estate of Christian Werner funds research pursuits of the school's top graduate students

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European parents have historically been relaxed when it comes to raising their children, but today more and more are adopting the kind of intensive parenting style common in the US

Outstanding teaching award recipients in social sciences

In El Salvador, a chance at life over certain death

Opinion: Matthew T. Mangino: The unintended consequences of mass incarceration

China struggling to engineer a baby boom after scrapping one-child policy

Uncovering children of immigrants' unseen labor

Fullerton could authorize its first year-round homeless shelter

Issues abound at 4th Women's March, 'but it all ties into Trump'

Fat phobia, wrongful conviction, University of Nike

New stat hints at a 'demographic time bomb'

China's birthrate sank to lowest level on record last year

China's birthrate hits historic low, in looming crisis for Beijing

OC Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa could be used to house local homeless people

The secret origins of presidential polling

Fall 2019 Werner Fellows

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