This article reviews recent advances in causal inference relevant to sociology. We focus on
a selective subset of contributions aligning with four broad topics: causal effect identification …

The book that Sparked a National Conversation Boys and men are struggling. Profound
economic and social changes of recent decades have many losing ground in the classroom …

Herein, an interfacial electron redistribution is proposed to boost the activity of carbon‐
supported spinel NiCo2O4 catalyst toward oxygen conversion via Fe, N‐doping strategy. Fe …

The college-educated are more likely to vote than are those with less education. Prior
research suggests that the effect of college attendance on voting operates directly, by …

What are the economic consequences of college noncompletion? Given escalating student
debt, is “some college” still worth it? This article applies augmented inverse probability …

Causal inference for extreme events has many potential applications in fields such as
climate science, medicine, and economics. We study the extremal quantile treatment effect …

This study, using a 10% sample from China's 1% inter-census population surveys for 2015,
examines patterns of educational disparities between Han and Muslim Chinese. I use …

Understanding how student peers influence learning outcomes is crucial for effective
education management in complex social systems. The complexities of peer selection and …

In the face of continued socioeconomic inheritance, the belief that the simple expansion of
educational opportunities will create meritocratic societies has been met with skepticism. It is …

Compared to Ir, Ru‐based catalysts often exhibited higher activity but suffered significant
and rapid activity loss during the challenging oxygen evolution reaction (OER) in a corrosive …