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From the ashes of the aborted American Teen Survey arose one of the most important longitudinal surveys in the social and and behavioral arsenal, the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health. This is a story of government spending gone terribly right!
[We are pleased to welcome Gerhard Kling of University of London. Gerhard recently published an article in Organizational Research Methods, […]
In 2009, President Obama launched the “Educate to Innovate” campaign, which called for a nationwide push to motivate students to […]
Every day there are many factors that affect work productivity. Stress and exhaustion, for example, have understandably negative effects, however […]
This year’s British Sociological Association annual conference saw countless presentations from all over the country, many of which were based […]
In a speech this week in London – against a backdrop of students protesting noisily about government cuts to higher […]
2011 has been the year of the population survey. The UK saw its most detailed census to date. Understanding Society, […]
