Social Problems

Papers
(The TQCC of Social Problems is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Making racial demands: tracing the struggle over public safety in Minneapolis26
Comparing Confidence in Institutions among Latino and White Catholics and Evangelicals: Exploring Religious Differences24
Narratives of Rehabilitation in a South African Prison22
The foundational role of legal status categories in stratifying job loss outcomes20
Beyond Biological Essentialism: White Nationalism, Health Disparities Data, and the Cultivation of Lay Agnotology20
How Discrimination Narratives Resolve Ambiguity: The Case of Islamophobia in Quebec19
The 2021 SSSP Presidential Address: Revolutionary Sociology—Truth, Healing, Reparations, and Restructuring18
“They don’t have to make room for me because this is their space”: Black College Students’ Narratives of Racism, Whiteness, and Mental Health15
Jurisdictional gerrymandering: The Authority of Problems without Solutions15
Temporal Autonomy: Schedule Instability as a Threat to Perceived Dignity in the U.S. Service Sector13
Incels and gender inequality: changing tides in defining the far right13
Moral panic and the legislative attack on transgender rights: state-level pathways to anti-trans Lawmaking in the U.S12
Model Guardians: The Gendered Racialization of Asian American Police Officers12
Predatory DEI: How Racialized Organizations Exacerbate Workplace Racial Stratification through Exploitative Diversity Work12
Structural fire as a social problem: firehouse distribution disparities in New York City12
Christian nationalism and ableism in the United States11
Banning of cockfighting in Puerto Rico: assessing public support and opposition11
Stratified Private Safety Nets: How Legal Status Shapes Financial Contributions by Immigrant-Origin Young Adults11
Workplace Climates, Workplace Structures, and LGBTQ People’s Identity Disclosure: A Longitudinal Qualitative Analysis11
“Disconnected, Interrupted, Tied in Knots”: Communicative Capture in U.S. Prisons10
Do transgender and non-binary workers in the U.S. retail and service sectors have lower quality jobs than their cisgender counterparts?10
The making of an epidemic of pain9
Homelessness and race: the impact of structural conditions on Black, White, and Latine homelessness9
“I don’t want them investigating shit and taking my kids”: Controlling Images and Chicanas’ Decarceral Motherwork in Police Encounters9
Social Triage and Exclusions in Community Services for the Criminalized9
More than Teacher Bias: A QuantCrit Analysis of Teachers’ Perceptions of Young Black Boys’ Noncognitive Skills9
The 2025 SSSP presidential address. Insurgent sociology: toward emancipatory theory and action under racial capitalism9
Understanding Non-Participation in Armed Groups during the Sri Lankan Civil War9
Shuffle Out, Shuffle In: Child Protective Services Contact and Institutional Shuffling among Middle-Class Black Mothers8
Political Invisibility: Rescue Acts by Mothers during the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda8
Handcrafted Careers: How Workers Navigate Racialized Career Pathways in the Craft Beer Industry8
“People love playing the ‘what are you?’ game with me”: Street Racialization of American Indian and Alaska Native individuals8
Can’t Just Send Our Children Out: Intensive Motherwork and Experiences of Black Motherhood7
“He’s a Full-Blown Narcissist:” Tracing an Emerging Cultural Narrative in Action7
A Matter of Time: The Life Course Implications of Deferred Action for Undocumented Latin American Immigrants in the United States7
“I can’t tell you what freedom is ’cause I’ve never seen it”: Addressing the Omission of Liberation Narratives in Sociology7
Tipping Regimes: Organizational Dynamics and Labor Control Mechanisms on Nashville’s Honky-Tonk Row7
Creating food commons: successes and barriers to creating just sustainable food systems in ecological intentional communities7
‘The system is engineered to do this’: Multilevel Disempowerment and Climate Injustice in Regulating Colorado’s Oil and Gas Development7
Racial-Ethnic Poverty Gaps in Later Life: A Role for Late Career Employment Quality?7
Double Citizenship as a Double-Edged Sword: Young Return Migrants’ Code-Switching for Belonging in Mexico7
Liminal Punishment and the Specter of Jail7
A Vitapolitics Frame: How Trans Activists Make Sense of Trans Lives in Interactions with Allies6
In the face of adversity: healthcare navigation and strategies of resilience among transgender and nonbinary care-seekers6
Gender and Work: Online Job Platforms of the Chinese Ethnic Economy6
Making Gender Crises: State Newspapers and the Regulation of Gender Nonconformity in China6
The Balancing Act of Family and College: Reciprocity and Its Consequences for Black Students6
Bridging Divides or Reinforcing Distance? The Interplay of Individual and Organizational Factors in Shaping Volunteers’ Relationships with Criminalized Women6
The Intensity of Local Immigration Conflict: Variations across Space and Time6
Beyond Dietary Acculturation: How Latina Immigrants Navigate Exclusionary Systems to Feed Their Families6
Replacing dad? How extended family support shapes gendered allocation of time in middle-class North American families6
How Long Does Madness Take? Time and the Construction of Mental Illness in Community Mental Health Work6
On Our Own: Social Distance, Physical Loneliness, and Structural Isolation in the COVID-19 Pandemic6
Policing homelessness: neighborhood predictors of clearing encampments and vehicle residences5
Population for civilization: the aspiration for whiteness in (post)colonial Korea5
Black Boys’ Perceptions of Depression and Mental Health: Findings from the YBMen Project5
An immigrant paradox in the black box? Evaluating prison disciplinary infractions among foreign- and native-born persons5
Opting in or opting out? Dilemmas for parents and administrators addressing racial inequality in urban schools5
Negation claims: insights from elite philanthropists’ responses to moral devaluation5
Gender Differences in the Geographic Breadth of Job Search: Examining Job Applications4
Collusion and Violence in Underground Drug Markets4
The Boys in Blue Are Watching You: The Shifting Metropolitan Landscape and Big Data Police Surveillance in the United States4
The Struggle over How to Help Incarcerated People: A Field Analysis of the Penal Voluntary Sector4
The asset economy and its politics: homeownership and class in the United States, 1985–20224
Masculinity Challenged: Emotional Responses to State Support for Women’s Employment in the United Arab Emirates4
Racial/ethnic neighborhood change and the distribution of health-related urban amenities over time4
Status Threat, Meritocracy, and the Politics of Solidarity in the Seoul Subway4
Feeling Carcerality: How Carceral Seepage Shapes Racialized Emotions4
The enabling-helping dilemma: redefining behaviors and roles in the context of family, opioid addiction4
Correction to: “Let them eat kale!”: Appeals to class-based resentment in American conservative opposition to climate change solutions4
Assessing the Risks of Risk Assessments: Institutional Tensions and Data Driven Judicial Decision-Making in U.S. Pretrial Hearings4
From the yellow vests to anti-Covid measures protests: rethinking movement Spillover through a processual and biographical approach4
Transformative mothering on the inside: navigating the perils and possibilities of mothering while incarcerated4
Ethnic-Racial Identity, Racial Discrimination and Support for Black Lives Matter among Black American Youth4
Decriminalizing or reassembling schools? Implications of removing police from schools for racial and ethnic disparities in criminal justice system contact4
“Let them eat kale!”: Appeals to class-based resentment in American conservative opposition to climate change solutions4
Correction to: Too “Full of Gender” How Activists Conceptualize the Promises and Pitfalls of Gender-Neutral Identity Documents4
Mapping the Cultural Repertoires of Family Estrangement: A New Theory of Democratized Kinship4
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