SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Aggregation………………………………………………………………….

Bayesian Inference………………………………………………………..

Case Control:  Response-Based Sampling…….

Cointegration……………………………………………………..

Comparative Methodologies

Comparing Coefficients Between Equations..

Critical Assessments……………………………………………………..

Dichotomous Dependent Variables: Logit, Probit..

Differential Equations………………………………………………..

Discrete Variables…………………………………………………………..

Distributed Lags………………………………………………………………..

Event History Analysis………………………………………………..

          Expositions and Reviews………………………………………………..

         Applications………………………………………………………

Experimental and Non-Experimental Research Designs

General Sources……………………………………………………………….

Hierarchical Linear Models……………………………………….

Identification…………………………………………………………………

Influential Outliers…………………………………………………………..

Interaction Effects…………………………………………………………..

Measurement.………………………………………………………………..

Multicollinearity………………………………………………………………..

Optimal Matching…………………………………………………………..

Poisson Regression…………………………………………………………….

Path Modles…..

Pooled Time Series/Cross Sectional Analysis..

          Expositions and Reviews……………………………………………….

     Applications…………………………………………………………………..

Rasch Measurement Models…………………………………………………

Ratio Variables, Rates, Weighted Least Squares..

Reciprocal Causation…………………………………………………………..

Selection Bias………………………………………………………………..

Simultaneous Equations ……………………………………………………

Spatial Autocorrelation…………………………………………………….

Specification Errors ……………………………………………………………

Statistical Power………………………………………………………………..

Theory…………………………………………………………………………..

Time Series Data……………………………………………………………….

 

 

Aggregation   

 

Blalock, H. Causal Inferences, Ch. 4

 

Farkas, G. 1974. "Specification, Residuals and Contextual Effects." Sociological Methods and Research

 

Firebaugh, G. 1980. "Groups as contexts and frog ponds."  New Directions for Methodology of Social and Behavioral Science 6: 43-52.

 

Hannan, M. 1971. Aggregation and Disaggreation in Sociology.  Lexington Books.

 

Hanushek, E., J. Jackson, and J. Kain. 1974. "Model Specification, Use of Aggregate Data, and the Ecological Correlation Fallacy."  Political Methodology 1:89-107.

 

Hauser, R. 1970. "Context and Consex:  A Cautionary Tale" American Journal of Sociology 75: 645-664.  Exchange with A. Barton, AJS 76: 514-20.

 

Hulin, C. and D. Rousseau. 1960. "Analyzing Infrequent Events:  Once You Find Them Your Troubles Begin."  New Directions for Methodology of Social and Behavioral Science 6:65-75.

 

Iverson, G. 1989. "Absolute and Relative Individual Effects in Contextual Analysis."  Historical Methods 22: 21-25.

 

 Langbein, L. and A. Lichtman. 1978. Ecological Inference. Sage

 

Lazarsfeld, P. and H. Menzel.  "On the relation between individual and collective properties." Pp.499-516 in Complex Organizations, edited by A. Etzioni

 

Lincoln, J. and G. Zeitz. 1980. "Organizational properties from aggregate data."  American Sociological Review 45:391-408.

 

Lipset, J., M. Trow and J. Coleman Union Democracy Pp. 160-85.

 

Robinson, W. 1950. "Ecological Correlations and the Behaviors of Individuals"  American Sociological Review 15:351-7.

 

Selvin, H. 1958. "Durkheim's Suicide:  Further thoughts on

a methodological classic" American Journal of Sociology 63:607-19.

 

Shively, W. 1969. "Ecological inference:  The use of aggregate data to study individuals" American Political Science Review 63: 1183-96.

Sigelman, Lee. 1991. “Turning Cross Sections into a Panel:  A Simple Procedure for Ecological Inference.”  Social Science Research 20:150-170.

 

Bayesian Inference

 

Albert, James. 1992 "A Bayesian Analyssis of a Poisson Random Effects Model fro Home run Hitters." American Statistician 40:246-253.

 

Dempster, A. 1968. "Employment discrimination and statistical science."  Statistical Science 3:149-195

 

Jefferys, William H., & Berger, James O. 1992.  “Ockham’s Razor and  Bayesian Analysis.”  American Scientist.  80:64-72.

 

Raftery, Adrian E. 1993.  “Bayesian Model Selection in Structural Equation Models.”  Pp. 163-180 in Testing Structural Equation Models, edited by Kenneth Bollen and J. Scott Long.  Newbury Park, CA; Sage.

 

Western, Bruce.1996 . "Vague Theory and Model Uncertainty in Macrosociology."  Sociological Methodology  26 :165-192.

 

Western, Bruce and Simon Jackman. 1994. "Bayesian Inference for Comparative Research."  American Political Science Review 88:412-423.

 

Case Control:  Response-Based Sampling

 

Breslow, N. E. 1996. "Statistics in Epidemiology:  The Case-Control Study."  Journal of the American Statistical Association 91:14-28.

 

Burstin, Helen R. et al. "Do the Poor Sue More?:  A Cse-Control Study of Malpractie Claimsand Socioeconomic Status." Journal of the American Medical Association 270:1697-1701.

 

Goodman, R. et al. 1988.  "Case-control studies:  Design issues for criminological applications."  Journal of  Quantitative Criminology 4: 71-84

 

Kleck, Gary and Michael Hogan. 1999. "National Case-Control Study of Homicide Offending and Gun Ownership." Social Problems 46:275-293.

 

Loftin, C. and D. McDowall. 1988. "The Analysis of Case-control Studies in Criminology." Journal of Quantitative Criminology 4: 85-98.

 

Yu, X and C. Manski. 1989. "The Logit Model and Response-based Samples."  Sociological Methods and Research 17: 283-302.

 

Co-integration

 

Engle, R. and C. Granger. 1987. "Co-integration and Error Correction:  Representation, Estimation and Testing."  Econometrica 55:251-76.

 

Gilbert, C. 1986. "Professor Hendry's Econometric Methodology."  Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 48: 283-307.

 

Hendry, D. 1986. "Econometric Modeling with Cointegrated Variables:  An Overview."  Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 48:201-212.

Comparative Methodologies

 

Mahoney, James. 2000. “Strategies of Causal Inference in Small-N Analysis.” Sociological Methods & Research 28:387-424

 

 

Comparing Coefficients Between Equations

 

Allison, Paul D. 1995. “The Impact of Random Predictors on Comparisons of Coefficients between Models.”  American Journal of Sociology 100:1294-1304.

 

Allison, Paul D.1999. “Comparing Logit and Probit Coefficients Across Groups.” Sociological Methods & Research 28:186-208

 

Althusser, R. and M. Wigler. 1972. "Standardization and Component Analysis."  Sociological Methods and Research 1:97-135.

 

Blalock, H. 1967. "Path Coefficients versus Regression Coefficients"  American Journal of Sociology 72:675-6.

 

Brame, Robert et al. 1998. "Testing for the Equality of Maximum-Likelihood Regression Coefficients between Two Independent Equations."  Journal of Quantitative Criminology 14:245-261.

 

Clogg, Clifford, Eva Petkova, and Adamantios Haritou. 1995. "Statistical Methods for Comparing Regression Coefficients Between Models."  American Journal of Sociology 100:1261-1293.

 

Cohen, A. 1983. "Comparing regression coefficients across samples:  A study of the statistical test."  Sociological Methods and Research 12: 77-94.

 

Jones, F. and J. Kelley. 1984. "Decomposing Differences between Groups:  A Cautionary Note on Measuring Discrimination" Sociological Methods and Research 12:323-43.

 

Judd, C. and M. Milburn. 1980. "Structure of attitude systems in the general public."  American Sociological Review 45:627-43.

 

Kim, J. and G. Ferree.  19  .  "Standardization in causal analysis" Sociological Methods and Research 10:187-210.   [Reprinted in Marsden 1981]

 

King, G. 1986. "How not to lie with statistics:  Avoiding common mistakes in quantitative political science."  American Journal of Political Science 30: 666-687.

 

Lee, S-K and K-L Tsui. 1982. "Covariance structure analysis in several populations"  Psychometrika 47:297-308.

 

Little, R. and T. Pullum. 1979. "The general linear model and direct standardization: A comparison."  Sociological Methods and Research 7: 475-501.

 

 

 O'Brien, R. 1977. "A solution to the problem of 'differences in units of measure' in cross-population comparisons" Sociological Methods and Research 5: 471-484.

 

Paternoster, Raymond, Robert Brame, Paul Mazerolle, and Alex Piquero. 1998.  "Using the Correct Statistical Test fo the Equality of Regression Coefficients." Criminology 36:859-866.

 

Rogers, James L., Howard, Kenneth I., & Vessy, John T. 1993.  “Using Significance Tests to Evaluate Equivalence Between Two Experimental Groups.”  Psychological Bulletin.  113:553-565.

 

Sampson, R. 1985. "Sex differences in self-reported delinquency and official records:  A multiple group structural modeling approach"  J. Quantitative Criminology 1:345-367.

 

Schoenberg, R. 1972. "Strategies for meaningful comparison" Pp. 1-35 in H. Costner (ed.) Sociological Methodology  San Francisco: Jossey Bass.

 

Specht D. and R. Warren. 1976. "Comparing causal models" Pp.46-82 in D. Heise (ed.) Sociological Methodology  San Francisco: Jossey Bass.

 

Wilson, K. 1981. "On population comparisons using factor indexes or latent variables" Social Science Research 10:301-13.

 

Critical Assessments

 

Abbott, 1988. "Transcending general linear reality."  Sociological Theory 6: 169-86.

 

Biddle, B. and M. Marlin. 1987. "Causality, confirmation, credulity and structural equation models."  Child Development 58: 4-17.

 

Breckler, Steven J. 1990. "Applications of Covariance Structure Modeling in Psychology:  Cause for Concern?" Psychological Bulletin 107:260-273.

 

Cliff, N. 1983. "Some cautions concerning the application of causal modeling methods."  Multivariate Behavioral Research 18: 115-126.

 

Clogg, Clifford. 1991. “Sources of Uncertainty in Modelijng Social Statistics:  An Inventory.”  Journal of Official Statistics 7:7-24.

 

Clogg, Clifford. 1992. “The Impact of Sociological Methodology on Statistical Methodology.”  Statistical Science 7:183-207.

 

Dar, R. 1987. "Another look at Meehl, Lakatos, and the scientific practices of psychologists."  American Psychologist 42: 145-151.

 

 Freedman, David A. 1985. "Statistics and the Scientific Method." Pp.343-366 in Cohort Analysis in Social Research,  edited by William Mason and Stephen E. Fienberg.   New York: Springer-Verlag).  Also,  Fienberg, Stephen E. "Comments on and Reactions to Freedman, Statistics and Scientific method." Pp. 371-383 Ibid.

 

Freedman, D. 1987. "As others see us:  A case study in path anlaysis."  J. of Educational Statistics 12: 101-128; Hope, K. "Barren theory of petty craft?  A response to Professor Freedman" Ibid pp. 129-147; Rogosa, D. "Causal models do not support scientific conclusions:  A comment in support of Freedman." Ibid, pp. 185-195.

 

Hedges, L. 1987. "How hard is hard science; how soft is soft science."  American Psychologist 42: 443-455.

 

Holland, P. 1989. "Causal inference, path analysis and recursive structural equation models."  Sociological Methodology: 449-484.

 

Leamer, E. 1989. "Discussion [of Marini-Singer & Holland, 1989).  Sociological Methodology: 485-493.

 

Lieberson, Stanley. 1985. Making It Count: The Advancement of Sociological Research and Theory.  Berkeley:  University of California Press.

 

Lieberson, Stanley. 1988.  "Asking too much, expecting too little."  Sociologicl Perspectives 31: 379-397.

 

Ling, R. 1982. Review of Kenny's Correlation and Causation.  JASA: 489-491.

 

Marini, M and B. Singer. 1989. "Causality in the social sciences"  Sociological Methodology: 347-409.

 

Meehl, P. 1967.  "Theory testing in psychology and physics:  A methodological paradox." Philosophy of Science 34: 103-115.

 

Meehl, P. 1978. "Theoretical risks and tabular asterisks:  Sir Karl, Sir Ronald, and the slow progress of soft psychology."  J. of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 46: 806-834.

 

Pearl, Ljudea. 1996. “Structural and Probabilistic Causality.”  Psychology of Learning and Motivation 34:393-435.

 

Serlin, R. and D. Lapsley. 1985. "Rationality in psychological research:  The good-enough principle."  American Psychologist 40: 73-83.

 

Dichotomous Dependent Variables:  Logit, Probit, Tobit

 

Aldrich, J. and F. Nelson Linear Probability: Logit and Probit Models Sage

 

Aldrich, J. and C. Cnudde. 1975. "Probing the bounds of conventional wisdom:  A comparison of regression probit and discriminant analysis."  American Journal of Political Science 19: 571-608.

 

Cleary, P. and R. Angel. 1984. "The analysis of relationships involving dichotomous dependent variables." Journal of Health and Social Behavior 25: 334-348.

 

DeMaris, Alfred. 1991.  "A Framework for the Interpretation of First Order Interaction in Logit Modeling."  Psychological Bulletin 110:557-570.

 

Goodman, L. 1976. "The relationship between modified and usual multiple regression approaches to the analysis of dichotomous variables."  Pp. 83-111 in D. Heise (ed.) Sociological Methodology.

 

Guilkey, D. and R. Rindfuss. 1987. "Logistic regression multivariate life tables:  A communicable approach." Sociological Methods and Research 16:276-300.

 

Hanushek, E. and J. Jackson. 1977. "Models with discrete dependent variables" Pp. 179-216 in Statistical Methods for Social Sciences (Academic Press).

 

Hoffman, Philip T. 1984. "Wills and Statistics:  Tobit Analysis and the Counter Reformation in Lyon."  Journal of Interdisciplinary History 14:813-834.

 

Maddala, G. 1987. "Limited Dependent Variable Models Using Panel Data."  Journal of Human Resources 22:306-338.

 

McDonald, John f. and Robert A. Moffitt. 1980. "The Uses of Tobit Analysis."  Review of Economics and Statistics 62:318-321.

 

Morgan, S. P. and J. Teachman. 1988. "Logistic Regression:  Description, Examples and Comparisons."  Journal of Marriage and the Family 50:929-36; Demaris, A. 1990 "Interpreting logistic regession results:  A critical commentary."  Ibid 52:271-77.

 

Petersen, T. 1985 "A comment on presenting results from logit and probit models."  American Sociological Review 50:130-131.

 

Roncek, D. 1991. "Using logit coefficients to obtain the effects of independent variable on changes in probabilities." Social Forces 70:509-518

 

Roncek, D. 1992. Learning more from tobit Coefficients:  Extending a Comparative Analysis."  American Sociological Review 57:503-507.

 

Walsh, A. 1987. "Teaching understanding and interpretation of logit regression."  Teaching Sociology 15: 178-183.

 

Winship, C. and R. Mare. 1983. "Structural equations and path analysis for discrete data." American Journal of Sociology 89: 54-110.

 

Differential Equations

 

Coleman, James. 1968.  Introduction to Mathematical Sociology.  New York: Free Press.

 

Coleman, James. 1968. “The Mathematical Study of Change.”  Pp. 428-478 in Methodology in Social Research, edited by Hubert M. Blalock and Ann B. Blalock.  New York:  McGraw Hill.

 

Nielsen, F. and R. Rosenfeld.  1981. "Substantive Interpretation of Differential Equation Models."  American Sociological Review 46:159-74; 935-937.

 

 

Discrete Variables

 

Bishop, Y., S. Fienberg and P. Holland. 1975. Discrete Multivariate Analysis: Theory and Practice (MIT Press).

 

Bohrnstedt, G and D. Knoke. Statistics for Social Analysis, chapters 9 & 10.

 

 Davis, J. 1978. "Hierarchical models for significance tests in multivariate contingency tables:  An exegesis of Goodman's recent papers" Sociological Methodology 1973/1974.   (Reprinted in L. Goodman (ed.) (Analyzing Qualitative/Categorical Data.)

 

Feinberg, S. 1977. The Analysis of Cross-Classified Categorical Data (MIT Press).

 

Goodman, L. 1984. Analayzing Qualitative/Categorical Data (Abt Books).

 

Halvorsen, R. and R. Palmquist. 19   "The Interpretation of Dummy Variables in Semilogarithmic Equations."  American Economic Review 70:474-475.

 

Knoke, D. 1975. "Comparison of log linear and regression models for systmes of dichotomous variables" Sociological Methods and Research 3: 416-34.

 

 Knoke, P. and P. Burke Log-Linear Models. Sage Papers, No. 20.

 

Kousser, J. Morgan, Gary W. Cox, and David W. Galenson. 1982.  "Log-linear analysis of contingency tables:  An Introduction for Historians with an Application to Thernstrom on the `Floating Proletariat'"  Historical Methods 15:152-169.

 

Messick, D. and J. van de Geer. "A reversal paradox."  Psychological Bulletin 90: 582-93.

 

 

Distributed Lags

 

Fox, John 19  . "The geometric distributed lag and its application to police expenditures" Pp. 103-120 in J. Fox (ed) Models in Quantitative Criminology.  New York: Academic Press.

 

Maddala, . "Distributed lag models" Econometrics, pp. 355-389.

 

Schmidt, P. and R. Waud. 1973. "The Almon lag technique and the monetary vs. fiscal policy debate."  Journal of American Statistical Association 68: 11-19

 

Event History Analysis:  Expositions and Reviews

 

Allison, P. 1984. Event History Analysis: Regression for Longitudinal Event Data.  (Sage)

 

Allison, Paul D. 1996. “Fixed Effects Partial Likelihood for Repeated Events.” Sociological Methods and Research 25:207-222.

 

Axinn, William G. et al. 1999. "Innovations in Life History Calendar Applications."  Social Science Research 28:243-264.

Blossfeld, H-P and A. Hamerle. 1992 "Unobserved Heterogeneity in Event History Models."  Quantity and Quality 26:157-168.

 

Blossfeld, H-P, A. Hamerle, and K. Mayer. 1989. Event History Analysis: Statistical Theory and Application in the Social Sciences.  (Hillsdale NJ: Erlbaum).

 

Carroll, G. R. 1983a. “Dynamic analysis of descrete dependent variables:  A didactic essay.”  Quality and Quantity 17: 425-60.

 

Carroll, G. R. 1983b. "A Stochastice Model of Organizational Mortality: Review and Reanalysis."  Social Science Research 12:303-329.

 

Clogg, C. 1986. "Invoked by RATE" American Journal of Sociology 92: 696-705.

 

Efron, B. 1988. "Logistic regression, survival analysis and the Kaplan-Meier curve" JASA 83: 414-425

 

Freedman, Deborah, Arland Thornton, Donald Camburn, Duane Alwin and Linda Young-DeMarrco. 1988. "The Life History Calendar: A Technique for Collecting Retrospective Data." Sociological Methodology 18:37-68.

 

Heckman, James J. 1991."Identifying the Hand of Past:  Distinguishing State Dependence from Heterogeneity."  American Economic Review 81 supplement:71-79.

 

Hutchinson, D. 1988. "Event history and survival analysis in the social sciences." Quality and Quantity 22: 203-219, 255-278.

 

 

Kalbfleisch, J. and R. Prentice. 1980. The Statistical Analysis of Failure Time Data.  New York:  Wiley.

 

Kiefer, N. 1988. "Economic Duration Data and Hazard Functions."  Journal of Economic Literature 26:646-79.

 

Lancaster, T. 1990. The Econometric Analysis of Transition Data.  Cambridge:  Cambridge University Press.

 

Lawless, J. F. 1982. Statistical Models and Methods for Lifetime Data.  (Wiley)

 

Lee, E. 1980. Statistical Methods for Survival Data Analysis (Lifetime Learning)

 

Lin, Nan, Walter M. Ensel, and Wan-foon Gina Lai. 2000. “Construction and use of the Life History Calendar: Reliability and Validity of Recall Data.” Pp. 249-272 in Stress and Adversity over the Life Courses, edited by Jan H. Gotlib and Blair Wheaton.  NewYork: Cambridge University Press.

 

Petersen, T. 1989. "Analyzing change over time in a continuous dependent variable:  Specification and estimation of continous state space hazard rate models."  Sociological Methodology  : 137-164.

 

Raffalovich, L. and D. Knoke. 1983. "Quantitative Methods for the Analysis of Historical Change."  Historical Methods 16:149-154.

 

Roneck, D. 1993 "When Will They Ever Learn that First Derivatives Identify the Effects of Continuous Independent Variables or "Officer, You Can't Give Me a Ticket, I Wasn't Speeding for an Entire Hour."  Social Forces 71:1067-1078.

 

Singer, J. and J. Willet. 1993. "It's About Time:  Using Discrete-Time Survival Analysis to Study Duration and the Timing of Events."  Journal of Educational Statistics 18:155-195.

 

Strang, David. 1994. “Introduction to Event History Methods.” Pp. 245-253 in The Comparative Political Economy of the Welfare State, edited by Thomas Janoski and Alexander Hicks. New York: Cambridge University Press.

 

Swaminathan, Anand and Gabriele Wiedenmayer. 1991. "Does the Pattern of Density Dependence in Organizational Mortality Rates Vary Across Levels of Analysis?  Evidence from the German Brewing Industry."  Social Science Research 20:45-73.

 

Teachman, J. 19  . Analyzing social processes:  Life tables and proportional hazard models.  Social Science Research 12: 263-301.

 

Tsiatis, A. 1975. "A non-identifiability aspect of the problem of competing risks" Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 72: 20-2.

 

Tuma, N. and M. Hannan. 1984. Social Dynamics: Models and Methods..  (New York:  Academic Press).

 

Tuma, Nancy. 1994. “Event History Analysis: An Introduction.”  Pp. 136-166 in Analyzing Social and Political Change, edited by Angela Dale and Richard B. Davis.  Newbury Park, CA:  Sage.

 

Usui, Chikako. 1994. “Welfare State Development in a World System Context: Event History Analysis of First Social Insurance Legislation Among 60 countries, 1880-1960.” Pp. 254-277 in The Comparative Political Economy of the Welfare State.  Edited by Thomas Janoski and Alexander Hicks. New York: Cambridge University Press.

 

 Vaupel, J. and A. Yashin. 1985. "Heterogeneity's ruses:  Some surprising effects of selection on population dynamics."  American Statistician 39: 176-185.

 

Yamaguchi, K. 1990. "Logit and Multinomial Logit Models for Discrete-time Event History Analysis:  A Causal Analysis of Interdependent Discrete-State Processes."  Quantity and Quantity 24:323-41.

 

Yamaguchi, K. 1991. Event History Analysis.  Newbury Park CA: Sage

 

Yamaguchi, K. 1993. "Modeling Time-varying Effects of Covariates in Event-History Analysis Using Statistics from the Saturated Hazard Rate Model."  Sociological Methodology.  Oxford:  Basil Blackwell.

 

Event History:  Applications

 

Alt, James E. and Gary King. 1994. "Transfers of Governmental Power:  The Meaning of Time Dependence." Comparative Political Studies 27:190-210.

 

Berry, Frances S. and William D. Berry. 1990. "State Lottery Adoptions as Policy Innovations:  An Event History Analysis."  American Political Science Review 84:395-415.

 

Chung, Ching-Fan, Peter Schmidt, and Ann D. Witte. 1991. "Survival Analysis: A Survey."  Journal of Quantitative Criminology 7:59-98.

 

Carroll, Glenn and James Wade. 1991.  Density Dependence in the Organizational Evolution of the American Brewing Industry across Different Levels of Analysis."  Social Science Research 20:271-302.

 

 Cornell, L. 1990. "Analyzing the Consequences of Family Structure with Event History Methods.  Historical Methods 23: 53-61.

 

Fisher, D. and M. Anglin. 1987.  "Survival analysis in drug program evaluation. Part I.  Overall program effectiveness."  International J. of the Addictions 22: 115-34.

 

Freeman, J., G. Carroll and M. Hannan. 1983.  "Liability of newness:  Age dependence in organizational death rates."  American Sociological Review 48: 692-710.

 

Guo, Guang, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, and Kathleen M. Harris. 1996. "Parent's Labor Force Attachment and Grade Retention  among Black Children."  Sociology of Education 69:217-236.

 

Hagan, J. and M. Zatz. 1985. "The social organization of criminal justice processing:  An event history analysis."  Social Science Research  14: 103-125.

 

Hage, J., P. Collins, F. Hull, J. Teachman. 1993. "The Impact of Knowledge on the Survival of American Manufacturing Plants."  Social Forces 72:223-246.

 

Halliday, T., M. Powell and M. Granfors. 1987. "Minimalist organizations:  Vital events in state bar associations, 1870-1930." American Sociological Review 52:456-471.

 

Hannan, Michael T. 1989a. "Age Dependence in the Mortality of National Labor Unions:  Comparisons of Parametric Models."  Journal of Mathematical Sociology 14:1-30.

 

Hannan, Michael T. 1989b. "Macrosociological Applications of Event History Analysis:  State Transitions and Event Recurrences."  Quantity and Quality 23:351-383.

 

Hannan, M. and G. Carroll. 1981. "Dynamics of formal political structure:  An event history analysis."  American Sociological Review 46:19-35.

 

Heckman, James J. and James R. Walker. 19  . "Using Goodness of Fit and Other Criteria to Choose Among Competing Duration Models:  A Case Study of Hutterite Data."  Sociological Methodology  247-307.

 

Heinz, J. and E. Laumann. 1982. Chicago Lawyers. New York:  Russell Sage.

 

Hepburn, John R. and Celesta A. Albonetti. 1994. "Recidivism among Drug Offenders:  A Survival Analysis of the Effects of Offender Characteristics, Type of Offense and Two Types of Intervention." Journal of Quantitative Criminology 10:159-179.

 

Hogan, D. and D. Kertzer. 1985. "Longitudinal Approaches to Migration in Social History."  Historical Methods 18:20-30.

 

Holden, K., R. Burkhauser, and D. Feaster. 1988. "The timing of falls into poverty after retirement and widowhood."  Demography 25: 405-414.

 

Johnson, R. J. and C. Herring. 1989. "Labor Market Participation among Young Adults:  An Event History Analysis."  Youth & Society 21:3-31.

 

Knoke, D. 1982.  "The spread of municipal reform:  Temporal, spatial and social dynamics."  American Journal of Sociology 87:  1314-1339.

 

Liebman, R, J. Sutton, and R. Wuthnow. 1988.  "Exploring the social sources of denominationalism:  Schism in American Protestant denominations, 1890-1980."  American Sociological Review 53: 343-353.

 

Massey, D. 1987. "Understanding Mexican Migration." American Journal of Sociology 92:1372-1403.

 

Meltz, M. 1984.  Recidivism  (Academic Press)

 

Minkoff, D. 1993."The Organization of Survival:  Women's and Racial-Ethnic Voluntarist and Activist Organizations, 1955-1985."  Social Forces 71:887-908.

 

Nienstedt, B., M. Zatz, and T. Epperlein. 1988.  "Court process and sentencing of drinking drivers:  Using new methodologies." J. of Quantitative Criminology 4:39-59.

 

Olzak, S. 19  .  "Causes of ethnic conflict and protest in urban American, 1977-1889."  Social Science Research 16:185-210.

 

Olzak, S. 1990. "The political context of competition:  Lynching and urban racial violence, 1882-1914." Social Forces 69:395-421.

 

Phillips, John A. and Charles Wetherell. 1995. “The Great Reform Act of 1832 and the Political Mobilization of England  American Historical Review 100:411-36.

 

Plotnick, R. 1983. "Turnover in the AFDC Population:  An Event History Analysis."  Journal of Human Resources 28:65-80.

 

Rank, M. 1989. "Fertility among women on welfare:  Incidence and determinants."  American Sociological Review 54: 296-304.

 

Rauma, D. and R. Berk. 1982. "Crime and poverty in California:  Some quasi-experimental evidence."  Social Science Research 11: 318-351.

 

Rhodes, William. 1986. "A Survival Model with Dependent Competing Events and Right-Hand Censoring:  Probation and Parole as an Illustration." Journal of Quantitative Criminology 2:113-138.

 

Sandefuhr, G. and W. Scott. 1981. "A dynamic analysis of migration:  An assessment of the effects of age, family, and career variables." Demography 18: 355-368.

 

Schmidt, P. and A. Witte. 1988. Predicting Recidivism Using Survival Models. (N. Y.: Springer-Verlag)

 

Simpson, Sally S. and Christopher S. Koper. 1992. "Deterring Corporate Crime."  Criminology 30:347-375.

 

Soule, Sarah A. and Yvonne Zylan. 1997. “Runaway Train?:  The Diffusion of State-Level Reform in ADC/AFDC Eligibility Requirements, 1950-1967.”  American Journal of Sociology 103:733-762.

Strang, D. 1991. "Adding Social Structure to Diffusion Models:  An Event History Framework."  Sociological Methods and Research 19: 324-353.

 

Teachman, J. D. 1982 "Methodological Issues in the Analysis of Family Foramtation and Dissolution."  Journal of Marriage and the Family 44:1037-53.

 

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