Ranking, Surveilling, and Algorithmic Nudging

T. Wu, J. Zhang, Z. Gan, and A. Thomas’ new #Socius article compares how two popular food-delivery apps, #UberEats and #Fantuan, structure gig work to demonstrate the variations in labor control under #platformcapitalism.

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Interracial Marriage Trends Over Time

@aarongullickson.bsky.social's new #Socius article conducts a systematic examination of #interracialmarriage trends using ACS data from 1960-2023, noting how pre-existing norms are challenged, transformed, and reinterpreted.

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Higher Education, Higher Equality

@danilok.bsky.social's new #Socius research compares resource inequality and student segregation at universities in #Brazil and #Chile, arguing that resource concentration creates greater disparities in #educationalattainment.

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Migration, Motherhood, and Market Integration

E. Balogh, Z. Szvetelszky, J. S. Abraham, & J. T. Nagy’s new #Socius article investigates how #highlyeducated #mothers from #Hungary connect with Austrian institutions and Hungarian communities to integrate in #Vienna.

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Who does the chores in migrant households?

E. Labovitz & @srhayford.bsky.social's new #Socius article examines how household #migration influences the time spent on household labor by #children, noting the impact of male and female family-member migration

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🌏 Mapping Marriage 👰🤵

A. J. Feng's new research in #Socius investigates how #regional conceptions of #imaginedfutures influence #marriage choices in #China, noting the importance of parental preferences and reactions.

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Rac(e)ing for Gigs

J. Reynolds and J. Aguilar’s new #Socius article examines the difference in gig workers’ #stress by racial groups, and argues that lower schedule control produces higher levels of stress among #Black and #Hispanic #gigworkers.

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