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Political conflict in the world economy: a cross-national analysis of modernization and world-system theories
American Sociological Review
1994 : APR, VOL. 59:2, p. 276-303
 1994 Moaddel, M.
106.
Paying the professor: sources of salary variation in academic labor markets
American Sociological Review
1994 : APR, VOL. 59:2, p. 236-256
 1994 Langton, N.
Pfeffer, J.
107.
Bureaucracy and efficiency: an analysis of taxation in early modern Prussia
American Sociological Review
1994 : APR, VOL. 59:2, p. 187-204
 1994 Kiser, E.
Schneider, J.
108.
State revenue extraction from different income groups: variations in tax progressivity in the United States, 1916 to 1986
American Sociological Review
1994 : APR, VOL. 59:2, p. 169-186
 1994 Allen, M.
Campbell, J.
109.
Gender, legitimate authority, and leader-subordinate conversations
American Sociological Review
1994 : FEB, VOL. 59:1, p. 122-135
 1994 Johnson, C.
110.
Imbalanced structures, unfair strategies: power and justice in social exchange
American Sociological Review
1994 : FEB, VOL. 59:1, p. 98-121
 1994 Molm, L.
Quist, T.
Wiseley, P.
111.
Who were the Yugoslavs? Failed sources of a common identity in the former Yugoslavia
American Sociological Review
1994 : FEB, VOL. 59:1, p. 83-97
 1994 Sekulic, D.
Massey, G.
Hodson, R.
112.
How 4.5 million Irish immigrants became 40 million Irish Americans: demographic and subjective aspects of the ethnic composition of white Americans
American Sociological Review
1994 : FEB, VOL. 59:1, p. 64-82
 1994 Hout, M.
Goldstein, J.
113.
Industrialization and racial inequality in employment: the Brazilian example
American Sociological Review
1994 : FEB, VOL. 59:1, p. 46-63
 1994 Telles, E.
114.
Changes in the segregation of whites from blacks during the 1980s: small steps toward a more integrated society
American Sociological Review
1994 : FEB, VOL. 59:1, p. 23-45
 1994 Farley, R.
Frey, W.
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