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A new thricotomous measure of world-system position using the international trade network 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (1): 5-38
  • Jason Beckfield
  • Rob Clark
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Diversity and postmaterialism as rival perspectives in accounting for social solidarity: evidence from international surveys 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (1): 39-68
  • Jan Germen Janmaat
  • Robert Braun
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Decoupling values from action: an event-history analysis of the election of women to parliament in the developing world, 1945—90 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (1): 69-95
  • Liam Swiss
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Introduction to special issue on international migration 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (2): 103-36
  • George Cheney
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Divided or convergent loyalties?: The political incorporation process of Latin American immigrants in the United States 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (2): 103-36
  • Alejandro Portes
  • Cristina Escobar
  • Renelinda Arana
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
The globalization of economic production and international migration: an empirical analysis of undocumented Mexican migration to the United States 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (2): 137-54
  • Matthew Sanderson
  • Rebecca Utz
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Demographic, psychological, and social environmental factors of loneliness and satisfaction among rural-to-urban migrants in Shanghai, China 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (2): 155-82
  • Guixin Wang
  • Ming Wen
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Counter-hegemonic human rights discourses and migrant rights activism in the US and Canada 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (2): 183-205
  • Tanya Basok
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Ecologically unequal exchange in comparative perspective: a brief introduction 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 211-14
  • Andrew K. Jorgenson
  • Brett Clark
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
The transnational organization of production and uneven environmental degradation and change in the world economy 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 215-36
  • James Rice
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Zero-sum world: challenges in conceptualizing environmental load displacement and ecologically unequal exchange in the world-system 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 237-62
  • Alf Hornborg
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Ecologically unequal exchange and the resource consumption/environmental degradation paradox: a panel study of less-developed countries, 1970-2000 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 263-84
  • Andrew K. Jorgenson
  • Christopher Dick
  • Kelly Austin
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Ecologically unequal exchange, world polity, and biodiversity loss: a cross-national analysis of threatened mammals 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 285-310
  • Bruce London
  • Christopher Leckband
  • John M. Shandra
  • Laura A. McKinney
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Ecological imperialism and the global metabolic rift: unequal exchange and the guano/nitrates trade 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 311-34
  • Brett Clark
  • John Bellamy Foster
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
The thermodynamics of unequal exchange: energy use, CO2 emissions, and GDP in the world-system, 1975-2005 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 335-59
  • Kirk S. Lawrence
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Rethinking global commodity chains: integrating extraction, transport, and manufacturing 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 361-84
  • David A. Smith
  • Paul Ciccantell
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Ecologically unequal exchange, ecological debt, and climate justice: the history and implications of three related ideas for a new social movement 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (3-4): 385-409
  • Bradley C. Parks
  • J. Timmons Roberts
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Inequality beyond globalization: searching for the missing pieces of the puzzle: introduction to special issue 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (5-6): 419-24
  • Christian Suter
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Globalization and North-South inequality, 1870-2000: a factor of convergence, divergence or both? 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (5-6): 425-51
  • Karen Rasler
  • William R. Thompson
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Income distribution in the Latin American southern cone during the first globalization boom and beyond 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (5-6): 452-85
  • Cecilia Castelnovo
  • Henry Willebald
  • Javier Rodríguez
  • Luis Bértola
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Remapping inequality in Europe: the net effect of regional integration on total income inequality in the European North 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (5-6): 486-509
  • Jason Beckfield
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Sector bias and sector dualism: the knowledge society and inequality 2009 International journal of comparative sociology 50 (5-6): 510-36
  • Daniela Rohrbach
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Foreigners' impact on European societies: public views and perceptions in a cross-national comparative perspective 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (1): 5-29
  • Anastasia Gorodzeisky
  • Moshe Semyonov
  • Rebeca Raijman
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Transition from educational system to labour market in the European Union: a comparison between new and old members 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (1): 31-59
  • Ellu Saar
  • Irena Kogan
  • Marge Unt
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
An index of pro-woman nation-states: a comparative analysis of 39 countries 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (1): 68-80
  • Christine A. Vernet
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Research on acculturation and adjustment of immigrants and societal responses: multicultural perspectives 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (2-3): 83-6
  • Gideon Fishman
  • Gustavo Mesch
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
The prediction of delinquency among immigrant and non-immigrant youth: unwrapping the package of culture 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (2-3): 87-109
  • Eva Schmitt-Rodermund
  • Rainer K. Silbereisen
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Social identity, identity formation, and delinquency 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (2-3): 111-26
  • Gideon Fishman
  • Gustavo Mesch
  • Hagit Turjeman
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Higher education entry of Turkish immigrant youth in Germany 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (2-3): 127-51
  • Cornelia Kristen
  • David Reimer
  • Irena Kogan
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Regional differences matter: examining the dual influence of the regional size of the immigrant population on derogation of immigrants in Europe 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (2-3): 153-73
  • Elmar Schlueter
  • Ulrich Wagner
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Support for repatriation policies of migrants: comparisons across and explanations for European countries 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (2-3): 175-94
  • Marcel Coenders
  • Marcel Lubbers
  • Peer Scheepers
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
What does a nation owe to non-citizens? National attachment, perception of threat and attitudes toward granting citizenship rights in a comparative perspective 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (2-3): 195-220
  • Eldad Davidov
  • Oshrat Hochman
  • Peter Schmidt
  • Rebeca Raijman
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Educational fields of study and European labor markets: introduction to a special issue 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (4-5): 227-31
  • Herman G. van de Werfhorst
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Labor market effects of fields of study in comparative perspective: an analysis of 22 European countries 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (4-5): 233-56
  • Clemens Noelke
  • David Reimer
  • Kucel Alexsander
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Field of study and gender segregation in European labor markets 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (4-5): 257-81
  • Emer Smyth
  • Stephanie Steinmetz
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Field of study and flexible work: a comparison between Germany and the UK 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (4-5): 283-304
  • Johannes Giesecke
  • Steffen Schindler
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Do fields of study matter for over-education?: The cases of Spain and Germany 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (4-5): 305-27
  • Aleksander Kucel
  • Luis Ortiz
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Fields of study and students' workload in higher education: Ireland and Austria in comparative perspective 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (4-5): 329-46
  • Emer Smyth
  • Martin Unger
  • Merike Darmody
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Patterns of social inequalities in access to higher education in France and Germany 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (4-5): 347-68
  • Annick Kieffer
  • David Reimer
  • Marie Duru-Bellat
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Educational fields of study and the intergenerational mobility process in comparative perspective 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (4-5): 369-88
  • Herman G. van de Werfhorst
  • Louis-André Vallet
  • Michelle Jackson
  • Reinhard Pollak
  • Ruud Luijkx
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Gender dependence and attitudes toward the distribution of household labor: a comparative and multilevel analysis 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (6): 395-427
  • Robert M. Kunovich
  • Sheri Kunovich
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Foreign investment and income inequality: the natural experiment of Central and Eastern Europe 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (6): 429-54
  • Matthew C. Mahutga
  • Nina Bandelj
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
How development matters: a research note on the relationship between development, democracy and women's political representation 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (6): 455-77
  • Jason Beckfield
  • Jocelyn Viterna
  • Kathleen M. Fallon
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Factors affecting union decline in 18 OECD countries and the implications for labor movement reform 2008 International journal of comparative sociology 49 (6): 479-500
  • Joelle Sano
  • John B. Williamson
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
The world polity and deforestation: a quantiative cross-national analysis 2007 International journal of comparative sociology 48 (1): 5-27
  • John M. Shandra
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
The effects of primary sector foreign investment on carbon dioxide emissions from agriculture production in less-developed countries, 1980-99 2007 International journal of comparative sociology 48 (1): 29-42
  • Andrew Jorgenson
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Ecological unequal exchange: consumption, equity, and unsustainable structural relationships within the global economy 2007 International journal of comparative sociology 48 (1): 43-72
  • James Rice
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Explaining participation in regional transnational social movement organizations 2007 International journal of comparative sociology 48 (2-3): 137-66
  • Dawn Wiest
  • Jackie Smith
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
Introduction: the regional dynamics of global transformations 2007 International journal of comparative sociology 48 (2-3): 91-105
  • Mark Herkenrath
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152
The limits of economic globalization: still another North-South cleavage? 2007 International journal of comparative sociology 48 (2-3): 107-35
  • Rafael Reuveny
  • William R. Thompson
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7152