This methods paper by Deirdre Bloome & Shannon Ang (@angabridged) examines the “flipped-signs phenomenon” & gives practical tips on how social scientists, esp those doing applied work, can quantify & interpret effect heterogeneity across different scales. ow.ly/bjqp50K5waB

#causaltwitter Please don't miss Elias Bareinboim chapter on Judea Pearl causal hierarchy. I highly recommend it for the authors’ effort to give consistent notation, thoughtful examples, crisp statements. Such a powerful reading material that we can use in educational efforts.

It's been a wonderful experience sharing two of my papers with brilliant work-family scholars at the #LabFam conference in Warsaw. If you missed the conference, now there's an opportunity to check out some paper slides (including my paper with Henriette Engelhardt) here👇

So happy about this new joint publication of our SECCOPA team member Sophia Fauser and Younga Kim in Journal of Fam Studies looking into cohort differences of women's employment trajectories after first childbirth in South Korea! tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.108…

Happy holidays! Introducing RTutor.ai, an AI-powered app that lets you chat with your data in English! RTutor uses Davinci (#ChatGPT’s sibling) to turn requests into R code, which is executed & results are shown instantly, available as a HTML report in seconds. 1/8

In a new #SASE_SER article, Sophia Fauser and Michael Gebel examine in a multilevel study of 30 countries how structural and institutional dimensions of labor market dualism influence the wage gap between temporary and permanent workers: doi.org/10.1093/ser/mw…

✨ New in by Anna Zamberlan & #P_Barbieri Is there a ‘potential motherhood’ penalty? Read the answer here: academic.oup.com/esr/advance-ar…

Great opportunity to work with fantastic colleagues in a beautiful city!

It's my pleasure to have a wonderful research visit to spring Florence. Thanks to Daniele Vignoli and @FlorenceUps for hosting! I am looking forward to sharing some interesting findings from my working paper.

#Published: "Research note: The persistent risk of in-work poverty following the birth of a first, second, and third child across the life course" by @EmStruffolino & Zachary Van Winkle (doi.org/10.20377/jfr-9…). #JFR #JFamRes #openaccess #OpenScience #soctwitter

I am happy to share that my new paper has been published in advance ESR. Special thanks to my Editor and anonymous reviewers for their comments to improve the paper. Also thanks to my colleagues at SECCOPA for their support. OA link below: academic.oup.com/esr/advance-ar…

Yes! Public childcare policies #ECEC work as equalizer and help to bring mothers in employment - esp. low educated mothers and where intervention is most needed. @JournalESP CSIS w. E. Pavolini doi.org/10.1177/095892…

Were #Parents Synchronizing Their Home-Based Working Arrangements During the #COVID-19 Pandemic⁉️ #HBW Latest paper in #Familydemic project #LabFam published in Social Indicators Research READ MORE 👉link.springer.com/article/10.100…