Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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The historical and generational context for a Catholic status advantage among blacks was the northern urban scene from after the Civil War to the first half of the twentieth century ( Frazier , 1964 ; Hunt , 1996 ) .
The historical and generational context for a Catholic status advantage among blacks was the northern urban scene from after the Civil War to the first half of the twentieth century ( Frazier , 1964 ; Hunt , 1996 ) .
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In the South , several affiliations have an initial status advantage , but only the effect for Methodists persists following secular controls . In sum , it appears that there are different regional patterns , with Catholics and the EPCs ...
In the South , several affiliations have an initial status advantage , but only the effect for Methodists persists following secular controls . In sum , it appears that there are different regional patterns , with Catholics and the EPCs ...
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a Turning to the models run within the three birth cohorts , two new conversion patterns emerge : ( 1 ) a sharply different generational pattern appears for the two " white " affiliations , and ( 2 ) a possible status advantage among ...
a Turning to the models run within the three birth cohorts , two new conversion patterns emerge : ( 1 ) a sharply different generational pattern appears for the two " white " affiliations , and ( 2 ) a possible status advantage among ...
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Volume 79 Number | 1 |
Migration and Development in Mexico | 26 |
Response to Comments | 33 |
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| Title | Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2 Current periodical series |
| Contributors | Southwestern Social Science Association, University of Texas at Austin |
| Publisher | Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 19 Mar 2018 |
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