“Victims” and“Survivors”: Emerging Vocabularies of Motive for“Battered Women Who Stay”*.
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Institutional Access, Residential Segregation, and Urban Black Homicide.
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Bridging the Border between Work and Family: The Effects of Supervisor-Employee Similarity.
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Grassroots Environmental Organizations in the United States: A Gramscian Analysis.
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Substance Use, the Social Bond, and Delinquency.
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BOOK REVIEW ESSAY.
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CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE.
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