Social Science Quarterly

2001 - 2025

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Volume 104, issue 7, 2023

Medicaid expansions and private insurance “crowd‐out” (1999–2019) pp. 1329-1342

Jason Semprini

Gender and institutions moderate the relationship between conditional cash transfers and political participation pp. 1343-1359

Neil S. Williams

Physical attractiveness and intergenerational social mobility pp. 1360-1382

Alexi Gugushvili and Grzegorz Bulczak

Gerald Ford: A minority legislator promoting New Right Lite pp. 1383-1391

Matthew Gritter

The determinants of voting for Republican congressional candidates in the Texas borderlands pp. 1392-1405

Thomas Longoria and Lynne L. Manganaro

Volume 104, issue 4, 2023

The myth of wartime prosperity: Evidence from the Canadian experience pp. 377-394

Vincent Geloso and Casey Pender

The causal nexus between innovation and economic growth: An OECD study pp. 395-405

Bablu Kumar Dhar, Jakhongir Shaturaev, Khayrilla Kurbonov and Rajabov Nazirjon

Two birds with one stone: Reducing corruption raises national income pp. 406-422

Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Robin M. Grier and Kevin B. Grier

Testing a relationship between special districts and nonprofits: Do they substitute or complement? pp. 423-435

HyungGun Park

Institutions and incarceration: The role of economic freedom at the MSA level pp. 436-463

John Dove and Laura R. Dove

Learning disability in adolescence and civic engagement in young adulthood: Uncovering social‐psychological mechanisms pp. 464-477

Hyunseo Rim and Jinho Kim

The nonlinear relationship between political trust and nonelectoral political participation in democratic and nondemocratic regimes pp. 478-504

Yasin Kutuk and Adil Usturali

Globalizing information networks, social media, and participation pp. 505-520

Daria Kuznetsova and Caroline J. Tolbert

Who speaks? Individual and institutional predictors of CEO activism pp. 521-534

Alison Cook, Christy Glass and Alicia R. Ingersoll

The role of religious contexts on hate crimes, 2003–2017 pp. 535-546

Shawn Ratcliff and Philip Schwadel

Surfing to the political extremes: Digital media, social media, and policy attitude polarization pp. 547-558

Jason Gainous and Kevin M. Wagner

People are scarier than ghosts? Workplace haters and knowledge sharing pp. 559-580

Mei‐Jun Huang

Public attitudes toward organized labor pp. 581-590

David Macdonald

New or “normal” election? Understanding ranking activity in New York City's first ranked choice voting election pp. 591-604

Jay Wendland and Erin Carman

Patterns of (party competition in) democracy: Voter certainty and party strategy in different institutional settings pp. 605-618

Gidong Kim

Personality traits, democratic support, and authoritarian nostalgia pp. 619-635

Sanghoon Kim‐Leffingwell

The 1990s party realignment of U.S. presidential elections: Geographic sorting of counties by blue or red pp. 636-668

Joseph A. Aistrup, Binita Mahato and John C. Morris

Judicial recentralization as political control: Evidence from the judicial leader rotation in China pp. 669-683

Zeren Li and Zeyuan Wang

The middle class and the modalities of political protest: evidence from the Arab world pp. 684-701

Raj M. Desai, Anders Olofsgård and Tarik M. Yousef

Do bureaucratic appointees change their minds? Preference stability at the NLRB pp. 702-715

David C. Nixon

COVID‐19 pandemic's impact on the public's confidence in scientific community: The role of personal contact pp. 716-727

Christopher P. Scheitle, Bernard D. DiGregorio, Katie E. Corcoran and Sara K. Guthrie

Does government social spending matter? Exploring how income inequality is associated with charitable giving pp. 728-741

Yongzheng Yang

The effect of financial inclusion on urban population in Ghana pp. 742-760

Opoku Adabor, Kwabena Mintah and Ernest Amankwah

White flight from immigration?: Attitudes to diversity and white residential choice pp. 761-775

Eric Kaufmann

Economic inclusion and social trust in Africa: The positive effects of political reach pp. 776-792

Marc L. Hutchison, Kristin Johnson and Ashlea Rundlett

Gender and ethno‐racial disparities in access to mortgage credit pp. 793-815

Jose Loya

The effect of color lightness on nonheteronormative‐themed advertising evaluation pp. 816-828

Eunmi Jeon, Myungwoo Nam and Jinzhe Yan

Economic complexity and income inequality: New evidence of a nonlinear effect pp. 829-868

Canh Nguyen, Binh Quang Nguyen and Duyen Thuy Le Tran

Following residential segregation by race spatiotemporally: A search for causality pp. 869-886

Sung‐Geun Kim

Replication of “Do state‐customized TANF work policies actually reduce unemployment?” pp. 887-906

Jack Nicholson

Unemployment benefit eligibility requirements and perceived time pressure pp. 907-917

Ruud Gerards and Riccardo Welters

Trapped within the logic of modernity/coloniality pp. 918-926

Giovanni Hernandez‐Carranza, Mirna Carranza and Elizabeth Grigg

Work group diversity in professional football: An individual‐level approach to the effects of diversity in organizations pp. 927-941

Ignacio Lago, Carlos Lago‐Peñas and Santiago Lago‐Peñas

Volume 104, issue 3, 2023

Desires of technocracy in pandemic times: A multilevel study pp. 195-201

Lorenzo Cena and Michele Roccato

Productivity and wages of firms using COVID‐19‐related support policies pp. 202-213

Masayuki Morikawa

Social media in the election during the COVID‐19 pandemic in South Korea: Candidates’ use of social media when offline gatherings are prohibited pp. 214-229

Cheonsoo Kim

Moral intuitions and vaccine hesitancy during the COVID‐19 pandemic pp. 230-247

John Iceland, Eric Silver and Kerby Goff

Gender and attention to and framing of COVID‐19 in congressional tweets pp. 248-257

Heather K. Evans and Jennifer Hayes Clark

Paradox of precaution: Infection and precautionary action during the COVID‐19 pandemic pp. 258-264

Wesley Shrum and Paige Miller

“Like with like” or “do like?” Modeling peer effects in the classroom pp. 265-280

Jonathan Pratschke and Giovanni Abbiati

Emotional response to U.K. political party leader facial displays of affiliation, reward, and ambiguity during Brexit pp. 281-298

Patrick A. Stewart, Nick Lee, Erik P. Bucy and Carl Senior

Are Christian nationalists antisemitic and why? pp. 299-314

Jacob Dennen and Paul A. Djupe

Trust of demobilized combatants: Overcoming fear or becoming familiar? pp. 315-328

James Meernik, Diego Esparza, Gustavo Duncan, Clarita Toro and Juan Camilo Gaviria

Global inequities in the prevalence of undernourishment pp. 329-344

Steven A. Mejia

Smallness and democracy in Pacific island countries from an institutional perspective pp. 345-363

Jun Makita

Modern judicial confirmation hearings and institutional support for the Supreme Court pp. 364-369

Christopher N. Krewson and Jean R. Schroedel

Volume 104, issue 2, 2023

Sheriffs, right‐wing extremism, and the limits of U.S. federalism during a crisis pp. 59-68

Emily M. Farris and Mirya R. Holman

Public perceptions of castle doctrine and stand your ground cases pp. 69-80

Emma Sower, Apryl A. Alexander and Hannah Klukoff

Research note: Rise in violence against U.S. mayors: 2017 to 2021 pp. 81-91

Rebekah Herrick and Sue Thomas

Pictures of you: God images, gun ownership, and empowerment in the United States pp. 92-109

Laura Upenieks, Terrence D. Hill and James E. Robertson

Race, linked fate, and attitudes toward the police pp. 110-124

Erica B. Russell and James C. Garand

Dueling incumbent primaries in U.S. House elections pp. 125-139

H. Benjamin Ashton, Michael H. Crespin and Seth C. McKee

Abortion, religion, and racial resentment: Unpacking the underpinnings of contemporary abortion attitudes pp. 140-152

Melissa Deckman, Laurel Elder, Steven Greene and Mary‐Kate Lizotte

Do green policies produce green jobs? pp. 153-167

Neal D. Woods, Jiyoon Kang and Morgan A. Lowder

Classification Algorithm for Skin Color (CASCo): A new tool to measure skin color in social science research pp. 168-179

René Alejandro Rejón Piña and Chenglong Ma

Income inequality is unrelated to perceived inequality and support for redistribution pp. 180-188

Kris‐Stella Trump

Volume 104, issue 1, 2023

Defining and validating the system is broken index pp. 5-10

Clifford Young, Chris Jackson and Nicolas Boyon

What about us? Political competition, economic performance, immigration, and nativist appeals pp. 11-24

Andrea Junqueira, Thiago N. Silva and Guy D. Whitten

What's your problem? How issue ownership and partisan discourse influence personal concerns pp. 25-37

Andrea Junqueira, Ali Kagalwala and Christine S. Lipsmeyer

The system is broken: Can we have some more? pp. 39-53

Kyung Suk Lee, Kirby Goidel and Clifford Young