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Race, Gender, and Obesity: How the Social Environment Constrains or Enables Physical Activity
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Faculty associate Rashawn Ray investigates the social and environmental changes needed in order to remove neighborhood barriers to regular physical exercise
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More Young Adults Are Financially Dependent on Parents Than 50 Years Ago
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Demography article by Kahn, Goldscheider, and Garcia-Manglano examines changing family residence patterns
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Families and Inequality
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Faculty Associate Philip Cohen brings sociology research to the public eye by tackling thorny issues about race, gender, family, and inequality in an online public forum.
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Cohen contests birthrate decline thesis
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Challenges are real but manageable; better to focus on the well being of those who are here.
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Why Women Live Longer
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Faculty Associate Philip Cohen points to male smoking habits as an important factor in understanding the relative longevity of women
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Philip Cohen Takes a Stand in Controversy Over Gay Parenting Study
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Cohen calls for the resignation of the editor of Social Science Research after accusations of conflict of interest in the peer review process
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Hofferth decries politicization of health care in Baltimore Sun Op-Ed
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Calls statements by Eric Cantor and others a "red herring" to avoid uncomfortable policy questions
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Robinson Comments on Results of the American Time Use Survey
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Despite economic turmoil, Americans' time use has not changed much since 2008
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Rashawn Ray Interviewed in Relation to the Trayvon Martin Case
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Long history of distrust of police and the legal system among black communities may have contributed to Rachel Jeantel's attitude on the witness stand at the Zimmerman trial
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Using propensity scores for causal inference with covariate measurement error
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Faculty Associate Frauke Kreuter's project, an R01 funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, seeks to develop and assess new statistical methods
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