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Differential Recovery Migration across the Rural–Urban Gradient: Minimal and Short‐Term Population Gains for Rural Disaster‐Affected Gulf Coast Counties by Curtis, Katherine J., DeWaard, Jack, Fussell, Elizabeth, Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…Places affected or threatened by extreme environmental disturbances confront a number of significant issues, including whether their populations will stay the…”
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Improving the Measurement of Gender in Surveys: Effects of Categorical Versus Open-Ended Response Formats on Measurement and Data Quality Among College Students by Garbarski, Dana, Dykema, Jennifer, Yonker, James A, Bae, Rosie Eungyuhl, Rosenfeld, Rachel A

“…While researchers have some recommendations for measuring gender identity in surveys based on research and other sources that are summarized in a series of…”
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Gender and Work in Germany: Before and after Reunification by Rosenfeld, Rachel A., Trappe, Heike, Gornick, Janet C.

“…New state and market arrangements were twice imposed on the residents of the eastern part of Germany, once when Germany was divided in 1949 and again when it…”
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Gender Differences in Supervisory Authority: Variation among Advanced Industrialized Democracies by Rosenfeld, Rachel A., Van Buren, Mark E., Kalleberg, Arne L.

“…In all nine of the advanced industrialized democracies we study, the proportion of employed women in jobs where they supervise others is less than that for…”
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Occupational Sex Segregation and Family Formation in the Former East and West Germany by Trappe, Heike, Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…This article examines patterns of occupational sex segregation for women and men born in the 1950s and early 1960s in the former East and West Germany prior to…”
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Job Mobility and Career Processes by Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…Renewed interest in the movement of people between jobs highlights the roles of time and opportunity structures in career development. Vacancy-driven models…”
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How Do Children Matter? A Comparison of Gender Earnings Inequality for Young Adults in the Former East Germany and the Former West Germany by Trappe, Heike, Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…The former Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) and the former German Democratic Republic (East Germany) differed sharply in their family policies. We…”
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What Do We Learn about Difference from the Scholarship on Gender? by Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…What can the scholarship on gender teach us about studying difference and dealing with diversity in our professional and personal lives? Here, I first describe…”
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Women's employment exit and reentry: differences among whites, blacks, and Hispanics by Taniguchi, Hiromi, Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…We investigate the determinants of employment transitions with samples from white, black, and Hispanic women in the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth. We…”
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A Cross-National Comparison of the Gender Gap in Income by Rosenfeld, Rachel A., Kalleberg, Arne L.

“…This article examines national labor-market samples from two "dualist" countries (the United States and Canada) and two "corporatist" countries (Norway and…”
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Occupational sex segregation in state socialist and market economies: Levels, patterns, and change in East and West Germany, 1980s and 1998 by Rosenfeld, Rachel A., Trappe, Heike

“…From 1949 to 1989, East Germany was a state socialist society, while West Germany remained capitalist. In 1990, the East again became one country with the…”
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Women's Part-Time Work: A Cross-National Comparison by ROSENFELD, RACHEL A., BIRKELUND, GUNN ELISABETH

“…Since the mid-twentieth century, part-time work has increased more than full-time work in most advanced capitalist countries. Part-time work is still mostly…”
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Disorder in the Life Course: How Common and Does It Matter? by Rindfuss, Ronald R., Swicegood, C. Gray, Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…Many researchers conceptualize the major transitions in the life course as occurring in an orderly progression. Using data from the National Longitudinal…”
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A Comparison of Job-Shifting Patterns in the Former East Germany and the Former West Germany by Trappe, Heike, Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…Labour-force gender inequality existed in both the former Federal Republic of Germany and the former German Democratic Republic. It differed across the two…”
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Work in the Family and in the Labor Market: A Cross-National, Reciprocal Analysis by Kalleberg, Arne L., Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…The interrelationships by sex between domestic work and labor market work in the United States, Canada, Norway, and Sweden are examined in this analysis, which…”
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Women's Work Histories by Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…Aspects of female employment in the US relating to fertility & childrearing patterns are discussed, highlighting (1) changes in women's employment patterns…”
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American Sociological Association Elections, 1975 to 1996: Exploring Explanations for "Feminization" by Rosenfeld, Rachel A., Cunningham, David, Schmidt, Kathryn

“…Since 1972, the proportion of women in American Sociological Association governance positions has increased. Woman candidates for ASA offices and the ASA…”
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Occupational Sex Segregation and Women's Early Career Job Shifts by Rosenfeld, Rachel A, Spenner, Kenneth I

“…Data from the Washington State Career Development Study showed that many women go between sex-typical and sex-atypical occupations. Higher work commitment…”
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Sex Segregation and Sectors: An Analysis of Gender Differences in Returns from Employer Changes by Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

“…Using January 1973 Current Population Survey data on white employer-changers, this paper examines by gender and age: (1) mobility between economic sectors and…”
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Gender Inequality in the Labor Market: A Cross-National Perspective by Rosenfeld, Rachel A., Kalleberg, Arne L.

“…While women earn less, on average, than men in all advanced industrialized countries, countries vary in the size of the gender earnings gap. We use data from…”
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