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Department of Sociology
sociology.wisc.edu > 09/09/2026 > unequal-returns-to-growth-and-decline-across-us-regions-and-social-classes

Unequal returns to growth and decline across US regions and social classes

4+ day, 13+ hour ago   (128+ words) Department of Sociology – University of Wisconsin-Madison Unequal returns to growth and decline across US regions and social classes Economic development theory and practice in the United States implicitly assume that because economic decline is linked to worsened deprivation, the inverse…...

Department of Sociology
sociology.wisc.edu > 08/19/2026 > mario-sims-sociology-board-of-visitors-member-featured-in-uws-letterssciences-magazine

Mario Sims, Sociology Board of Visitors member, featured in UW’s Letters&Sciences Magazine

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (80+ words) Department of Sociology – University of Wisconsin-Madison Mario Sims, Sociology Board of Visitors member, featured in UW’s Letters&Sciences Magazine Mario Sims became a member of the Sociology Board of Visitors in 2025. Mario underscores that his training in sociology has been…...

Department of Sociology
sociology.wisc.edu > 08/19/2026 > jessica-calarco-honored-with-the-h-i-romnes-fellowship

Jessica Calarco honored with the H.I. Romnes Fellowship

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (187+ words) Department of Sociology – University of Wisconsin-Madison Jessica Calarco honored with the H.I. Romnes Fellowship Jessica Calarco is a professor of Sociology, the vice president-elect of the American Sociological Association, a non-resident fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, and an expert on…...

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sociology.wisc.edu > 08/19/2026 > early-life-bilingualism-and-midlife-cognitive-health-evidence-from-high-school-and-beyond

Early-Life Bilingualism and Midlife Cognitive Health: Evidence from High School and Beyond – Department of Sociology – UW–Madison

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (157+ words) Early-Life Bilingualism and Midlife Cognitive Health: Evidence from High School and Beyond Department of Sociology – University of Wisconsin-Madison Early-Life Bilingualism and Midlife Cognitive Health: Evidence from High School and Beyond This study examines the relationship between early-life bilingualism and midlife…...