Sociologist at UNED (Madrid) working on educational inequalities, social mobility and social demography, EiC of ESR.
https://www.fabriziobernardi.net
Fabrizio Bernardi
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Why do some students leave school early?
🔥 New #OpenAccess at ESR
Lynn L J van Vugt, Rolf van der Velden & @Mark_Levels find that parental early cognitive skills have the strongest contribution (18%) immediately followed by household income (14%)!
More at: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jcag018
New article at ESR!
Where refugees are first placed matters in the long run
With Swedish register data & refugee placement policy as exogenous treatment #M_Dahlberg #S_Kohl #M_Valeyatheepillay show that initial neighborhood contexts shape future residential integration
doi.org/10.1093/esr/jcaf034
Can we foster serendipity in our research?
I have written a short post on this:
www.fabriziobernardi.net/rolling-the-...
Inspired by the work of the great historian C. Ginzburg (and to a less extent by the Dice Man)
🚨New in PNAS: www.pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1...
Genetic principal components (PCs) are commonly used to adjust for population stratification in genetic studies.
In this paper, we quantify how much direct genetic signal is lost when using these “catch-all” adjustments. 🧵
In different articles and interviews, the historian Carlo Ginzburg, a founder of the field of micro-history and author of fundamental books such as The Cheese and the Worms, explains that chance ... R...
📝Why do Americans avoid cross-partisan dating?
New paper w/ Shannon Taflinger in ESR
We test 3 mechanisms:
•perceived similarity in values & lifestyle
•character judgments
•fear of social disapproval
➡️All matter, similarity leads
And: Dem women penalize out-partisans most
doi.org/10.1093/esr/...
Ramina Sotoudeh
New paper out in Annual Review of Sociology with @arnoutvanderijt.bsky.social #W.Foley and @l-sage.bsky.social
"Luck and Predictability in the Life Course"
We take stock of what we know about luck and its role in shaping life-courses and inequality
www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
Working at home, listening to a cassette from the PhD time, using my old cassette recorder, great playing list, you can copy it for your playlist on Spotify, note Livi Bacci's book on the left...really vintage afternoon
Tomorrow in Madrid!
GEPS/UNED Inequality and Social Demography seminar
Arnout van de Rijt (EUI) “What Drives the Matthew Effect in Science Funding: Money or Status?”
Jorge Cavodeassi Room, UNED, Calle Bravo Murillo 38, Madrid
May 7 (7:00–8:30 pm)
Followed as usual by some drinks
just fit an OLS on a binary outcome.
There is an emerging recognition among sociological theorists that luck may play a substantial role in life course achievement. There is also a nascent empirical literature that finds life outcomes to...
