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Are Asian-American parents less likely to spank their children?

October 8, 2014

Research by Jennifer Lee, sociology professor, is featured by NBC News October 8, 2014

Fall 2014 welcome from Bill Maurer, social sciences dean

October 7, 2014

Highlights from 2013 and a look ahead

When it comes to popular protest, success is measured in the long term

October 6, 2014

On op-ed by Yang Su, sociology associate professor, is featured in the South China Morning Post Oct. 6, 2014

Motherhood has long-term effect on wages, occupational status, UCI study finds

October 3, 2014

Professional penalty is lighter in countries with subsidized child care

New faculty bring diverse expertise and experience to social sciences

September 26, 2014

Interests span financial risk, behavioral economics, culture, race and politics, conflict management, biodiversity, and international migration

KPCC Morning Edition

September 23, 2014

Stanley Bailey, sociology professor, is interviewed on KPCC - Southern California Public Radio September 23, 2014

UCI-Stanford study finds complex link between income inequality, race

September 22, 2014

Lighter skin not necessarily correlated to higher household earnings

Asians have highest income in the US, study says

September 22, 2014

Stanley Bailey, sociology professor, is featured by KPCC September 22, 2014

Race, spanking, and shame: Dimensions of corporal punishment

September 22, 2014

An op-ed by Jennifer Lee, sociology professor, is featured in The Society Pages September 22, 2014

Former UC Irvine forward could make NFL debut with Arizona Cardinals

September 21, 2014

Darren Fells, sociology '14, is featured by NBC Sports September 21, 2014

After a long timeout for basketball, Darren Fells is set for NFL debut

September 20, 2014

Darren Fells, sociology '14, is featured in the Los Angeles Times September 20, 2014

UC Irvine hoops alum Darren Fells earns NFL spot

September 8, 2014

Ranks No. 3 in UCI basketball history in rebounding

Why Mexican-Americans do better than others academically

September 7, 2014

Research by Jennifer Lee, sociology professor, is featured by Psychology Today Blog September 7, 2014

Criminal immigrants?

September 7, 2014

Research by Rubén Rumbaut, sociology professor, is featured in Reason.com September 7, 2014

Surprising reason why some women seek affairs (Blog)

September 5, 2014

Research by Matthew Rafalow, sociology graduate student, is featured in Psych Central September 5, 2014

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Are Asian-American parents less likely to spank their children?

Fall 2014 welcome from Bill Maurer, social sciences dean

When it comes to popular protest, success is measured in the long term

Motherhood has long-term effect on wages, occupational status, UCI study finds

New faculty bring diverse expertise and experience to social sciences

KPCC Morning Edition

UCI-Stanford study finds complex link between income inequality, race

Asians have highest income in the US, study says

Race, spanking, and shame: Dimensions of corporal punishment

Former UC Irvine forward could make NFL debut with Arizona Cardinals

After a long timeout for basketball, Darren Fells is set for NFL debut

UC Irvine hoops alum Darren Fells earns NFL spot

Why Mexican-Americans do better than others academically

Criminal immigrants?

Surprising reason why some women seek affairs (Blog)

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