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What a delight to see my University of Toronto colleagues Scott Schieman & Sonia Kang nearly side-by-side in Toronto Life! And both sharing work-related research to understand intentional underemployment. Nice! U of T Sociology Rotman School Institute for Gender and the Economy

Wow, look at this lineup! Excited to read essays in the #AJS symposium on "Changing Women" @kimberlykhoang Raewyn Connell @rhacel Adia H Wingfield UChicago Sociology Julian Go journals.uchicago.edu/toc/ajs/current

We've added more seats! Join us on 14 May for the #SOBDR2024 conference hosted Rotman School 🎟️Registration & details: biorgpartnership.com/biorg-events/s… Dilip Soman 🇨🇦 Eric J. Johnson Kristen Duke Dr. Nicole Robitaille @TheAvniShah @grantpackard Daniella Turetski Melanie Kim #JDM #BehSci

Just started reading Emily Oster's #FamilyFirm and my task-organizing heart skipped a beat at this line from the intro: "The toolbox rounds out with a review of my love of Google Docs, tasks management apps, and other computerized solutions to your coordination issues"

Asian Americans are well-represented in elite jobs but constitute a fraction of top managers. Why? In Stuck, Dr. Margaret Chin (陈美瑺) shows how a “playbook” helps Asian Americans excel in school & early careers but hinders advancement to the C-suite. NYU Press Economic Sociology & Political Economy Hunter College

Huge congratulations to the amazing Kim Pernell ! I've loved watching *Visions of Financial Order* grow. A great accomplishment & a fantastic book! Economic Sociology & Political Economy Princeton University Press UT Austin Sociology U of T Sociology press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac…

Was it me or was that gender discrimination? Laura Doering @jandoering & András Tilcsik discuss how women “turn inward” when they experience ambiguous workplace incidents this week CCF blog hosted by The Society Pages. Check it out: thesocietypages.org/ccf/

Thanks to The Society Pages & CCF for sharing our research on "ambiguous incidents" at work! tinyurl.com/2uxa3p8p Original article in Sociological Science : sociologicalscience.com/articles-v10-1…

It’s rare to read a sociology book that is SO GOOD I don’t want it to end. Such is Forrest Stuart's Ballad of the Bullet. Big theory paired with sweeping ethnographic detail. What an accomplishment. Stanford University Princeton University Press Community & Urban Sociology Section press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

White men need to be allies in recognizing and reporting discrimination. Erin A. Cech (she/her) finds that White men who experience harassment are more likely to report discrimination & more skeptical of meritocracy. New research in AJS: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108… Institute for Gender and the Economy Economic Sociology & Political Economy

In this Connected Intelligence Podcast episode, @jandoering discuss "Was it me or was it Gender Discrimination?" in Sociological Science, mixed methods, and co-authoring a paper as a married couple. Institute for Gender and the Economy Economic Sociology & Political Economy U of T Sociology BEAR UofT ASA Sex and Gender sociologicalscience.com/articles-v10-1…

My piece in the Globe & Mail finds that most Canadians report high satisfaction with their work. At the same time, we don’t think others are satisfied doing their jobs. People believe a key reason is the amount we complain about work. /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/business/caree…

Generative AI Is Still Just a Prediction Machine - new Harvard Business Review by our Ajay Agrawal, Joshua Gans and Avi Goldfarb hbr.org/2024/11/genera…

What happens when people can't access health care? Raudenbush’s Healthcare Off the Books shows how formal-informal systems facilitate healthcare access. Great for researchers of networks, orgs, urban poverty. University of California Press (is on Bluesky) UC San Diego ucpress.edu/books/health-c…