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by Dave O’Brien — Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

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This looks very interesting!
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Maria Sobolewska @profsob.bsky.social · 6d
An important new paper from my talented, but BlueSky-less PHD Jose Lopes

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The unfulfilled promises of upward mobility and support for radical left parties in Western Europe
In recent decades, educational expansion has produced a large swathe of university graduates which labour markets are increasingly less able to absorb…
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

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There’s a nice collection here
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This Tumblr Dedicated To Ugly Babies In Renaissance Paintings Is The Funniest Thing You’ll See All Day
The Renaissance is often perceived as the period of the noblest traditions, but some artists from that time had been repeatedly doing something that looks somewhat sinister nowadays - they painted chi...
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Samuel L. Perry, Rebecca Sear

conradhackett.bsky.social
A secular transition is happening in countries around the world. Detailed explanation🧪 www.nature.com/articles/s41....
Many Muslim-majority countries, Hindu-majority India in early stage. Countries with large Buddhist & Christian populations in later stages.
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Religion generally declines between generations in three steps: People participate in worship services less often. The importance of religion declines in their personal lives. Belonging to religion becomes less common. They call this the Participation-Importance-Belonging (P-I-B) sequence. In this sequence, generations first shed aspects of religion that require more time and resources. People are slower to shed religious identity, which is not necessarily as burdensome. In the early stage of secular transition, generations differ primarily in their religious participation. In some countries that remain highly religious today, recent surveys show that each country’s share of adults under age 40 who frequently attend religious services has dropped below the share of older adults who do so. Many African countries are currently in this early stage. For example, in Senegal, 78% of older adults attend worship services weekly, but younger adults are 14 percentage points less likely to do so. Yet almost all adults in Senegal – both young and old – still identify as Muslims and consider religion very important in their lives. In the medium stage of secular transition, generations differ in their religious participation, importance and belonging. In countries that are moderately religious, all three steps in the P-I-B sequence are visible in recent surveys. Adults under 40 attend services less frequently than their elders, are less likely to say religion is important in their lives and are less likely to identify with any religion. This is the case currently in the U.S., along with many other countries in the Americas and Asia. In the late stage of secular transition, generations differ primarily in religious belonging. The authors contend that this is because the first two steps have been completed. The shares of older adults who attend services and who consider religion important in their lives have already dropped to low levels, similar to those of younger adults. In the least religious countries today, the main difference between age groups is that younger adults are less likely to identify with any religion. Many countries in Europe have reached this stage. For example, in Denmark, 79% of older adults remain religiously affiliated, but adults under 40 are 26 points less likely to say they belong to any religion. Attendance at religious services and self-assessments of the importance of religion are low among people of all ages.
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Michael Barnett, Dorothy Bishop , and 10 more

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I am beyond excited to announce that ggplot2 4.0.0 has just landed on CRAN.

It's not every day we have a new major #ggplot2 release but it is a fitting 18 year birthday present for the package.

Get an overview of the release in this blog post and be on the lookout for more in-depth posts #rstats
ggplot2 4.0.0
A new major version of ggplot2 has been released on CRAN. Find out what is new here.
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by Anton Grau Larsen

antongrau.bsky.social
I love it! With low status differences people just become random and idiosyncratic live your life types :-)
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by Anton Grau Larsen

antongrau.bsky.social
I agree it is difficult to distinguish at the individual level. But "sour grapes" could be more common in less dynamic status markets. So if inequality is high and chances of social mobility is low then people are more likely to adapt and resign than in more egalitarian or dynamic situations?
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by Anton Grau Larsen

antongrau.bsky.social
Interesting! People could agree on a status hierarchy and not be status seeking because they think that they do not stand a chance to achieve that status. I understand that the King has higher status than me - and I know that it is unattainable. But that is likely compatible with your argument.
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

lwestheuser.bsky.social
Antipolitical sentiment in the working class is not least a symptom of class demobilization. For our German case, we document a steep decline of working class organization, mobilization, political and discursive representation. Others have noted very similar trends across rich democracies.
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Will Jennings, Benjamin Braun , and 2 more

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OK, a🧵: Our new paper studies workers' political consciousness in times of class demobilization.

We show there's more to workers' politics than right-wing resentment. Listening to workers, we reconstruct their moral critiques of money, power & recognition.

Link journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

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A tomato picker handing a full bucket to the dumper who empties it into a trailer which holds up to 6 tons. Workers earn .86 cents for each 25lb bucket. The only work around 5 hours a day, so they go at top speed without many breaks to earn enough to pay their bills. #WeFeedYou
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Ben H. Ansell, Carl Henrik Knutsen , and 1 more

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I am honored to have been awarded an ERC Starting Grant towards my project "Governing elites since the dawn of modern democracy" (GETGOV).

It allows me to continue to advance this research agenda; the goal is to build a database on governing elites from 1789 and up to today + much more.

#ERCStG
Jacob Nyrup awarded EU funds to research political elites - Department of Political Science
Jacob Nyrup from the Department of Political Science has been granted a substantial 18 million Norwegian kroner by the EU's research council to examine political elites in countries before and after d...
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by Christoph Ellersgaard — Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

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Det her er enormt problematisk. Jeudan (som også udlejede Lars Løkkes Nyhavn lejlighed til spotpris) er en kæmpe spiller på det københavnske boligmarked og tæt integreret i magteliten

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Jeudan giver Rosenkrantz-Theil stor, gratis valgplatform
Jeudan har stillet lokaler på 465 kvadratmeter gratis til rådighed for Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil før valg.
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Dave O’Brien, Pierre Bataille

solgamsu.bsky.social
Our paper on clusters of schools across the UK is out.

We find five clusters: multi-racial & super-diverse middle & working-class schools of towns & cities, suburban white middle class schools, established elite schools & (post-)industrial white working class schools.

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A hierarchical cluster analysis on principal components showing five clusters of points, coloured by cluster, on a graph.
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Alain Noël, Christian Breunig , and 1 more

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Now in APSR: What do politicians think about their voters? Fielding face-to-face surveys to 982 sitting politicians in 11 countries, and accompanying surveys of 12,000 citizens, we find that politicians have remarkably consistent - and cynical - theories of voters: /1
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Anne Rasmussen

garlicksauce.bsky.social
Are lobbyists influential? The public sure thinks so, but applied political science since lobbying registration data emerged (late 90s) struggled to produce evidence that it does. In new review @wmjunk.bsky.social @heathbrown.bsky.social and I chart a wave of research showing that lobbying matters.
How Lobbying Matters | Annual Reviews
For decades, political scientists have struggled to provide empirical evidence that lobbying influences policymaking. A considerable gap arose between widespread public suspicions of lobbying and the ...
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Mark Williams, Olivier Godechot , and 3 more

aresherman.bsky.social
IN OTHER NEWS: check out our new COIN paper on immigrant--native pay gaps in advanced economies published in @nature.com this afternoon! Specifically, we study the relative contribution of within-job unequal pay vs between-job segregation to earnings disparities across immigrant generations. 1/9
Immigrant–native pay gap driven by lack of access to high-paying jobs - Nature
Data from nine European and North American countries reveal that the disparity in earnings between immigrants and natives is largely a result of segregation of immigrant workers into lower-paying jobs...
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Michael Baggesen Klitgaard

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Do think tanks coordinate with interest groups or protect their turf? J A H Whittlestone, C K Florczak & @mbklitgaard.bsky.social examine alliances and autonomy in corporatist systems. Read more: buff.ly/GwDWSXg

@polstudiesassoc.bsky.social @uoypolitics.bsky.social @sagepub.com #polsky #polsci
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

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Landbruget har alt, alt for megen magt i Danmark. Som i: mafialignende magt.

Her er et gavelink til en helt gak historie om at lade landbruget eje offentlige kontroldata. Det svarer til at give alle data om lungekræft til tobaksfabrikanterne og lade dem bestemme, hvilke forskere, der får adgang.
Forskere skulle gøre deres projekt »spiseligt for erhvervet« for at få adgang til data om dyrevelfærd
Den tidligere landbrugsstyrelse har givet ejerskab over data indsamlet af offentligt ansatte på de danske slagterier til Landbrug & Fødevarer. Det kan være et brud på offentlighedsloven og brud på EU-...
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by Jan W. Mueller — Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

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Venetians know something about oligarchy.
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tommills.bsky.social
Network of organisations connected to the BBC's commercial boards via shared directors.
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

mflohr.bsky.social
The video abstract for my article “Political Theology: Origins, Concepts, and Contradictions” is now up on @theoryculturesociety.org ’s homepage. Go check it out.
Video: Mikkel Flohr on ‘Political Theology: Origins, Concepts, and Contradictions’ — Theory, Culture & Society | Global Public Life
Mikkel Flohr introduces the Theory, Culture & Society article ‘ Political Theology: Origins, Concepts, and Contradictions ’
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Patrick Präg

magneflemmen.bsky.social
NEW BLOG: In my new paper, I map 26 questions on environmental attitudes in social space. I challenge three accounts of the classed nature of environmentalism: the prosperity thesis, ecological distinction, and eco-habitus.
Read a short summary on my blog: magneflemmen.com/2025/05/31/g...
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by Christoph Ellersgaard — Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Rune Møller Stahl

chellersgaard.bsky.social
Hvis man ikke kan lige uafhængige forskeres beregning kan man jo altid gøre nogle ikke-forskere i en tænketank til at producere de resultater, man gerne vil have

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Hemmelige emails afslører: Betændt strid om Novo-finansierede atomkraft-rapporter
Novo Nordisk Fonden har finansieret analyser, som tegner et usædvanlig positivt billede af økonomien bag kommende atomkraftværker i Danmark. Topforskere beskylder tænketanken bag analyserne for at mal...
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

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The article by Sebastian Diemer Mørk & @antongrau.bsky.social map successful and rejected applications of Danish craftspeople & designers (5/12)
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Designed for success or failure: Differences in funding and rejection in the space of applications to the Danish Art Foundation among craftsmen and designers
Craft and design are art forms that teeter on the boundary of being considered art. Because of this, these mediums are an ideal case to examine how th…
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

thierryrossier.bsky.social
After 3 years of work the editorial of our “Mapping relational structures in culture” Poetics special issue w/ Marco Serino, Elisa Klüger & Fabien Eloire is out. It introduces 10 amazing papers mapping culture w/ GDA/SNA. Below I introduce the 10 papers 🧵(1/12)
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Mapping relational structures in culture
Culture is a relational concept, and the empirical manifestations of culture are worth being analysed in a structural vein to unveil the patterns of r…
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by Birthe Larsen — Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

birthelarsen.bsky.social
Please read our new paper: Neighbourhood CEOs”

We show that firms led by neighborhood CEOs-in terms of physical proximity to the company and personal values -exhibit a better working environment, as measured by both a regulatory authority and employees’ perceptions.
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen, Markus Klein, Martin Kreidl

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For once a little bit of self promotion: interesting paper on M
mediation of parental social class via wealth transfers on homeownership by @jaschadraeger.bsky.social @nrmllr.bsky.social and myself www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
The keys to the house - How wealth transfers stratify homeownership opportunities
This study investigates how actual and anticipated intergenerational wealth transfers – i.e., inter vivos gifts and inheritances – contribute to inequ…
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Reposted by: Anton Grau Larsen

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EU’s ‘bazooka’ er rettet mod de amerikanske tech-giganter: nye digitale skatter er klar. Normalt ville det kræve opbakning fra alle medlemsstater, men ikke her. Det vidner om et fundamentalt anderledes, et mere magtfuldt og handlekraftigt EU - skriver jeg i dagens kronik i Berlingske:
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This is a great piece of new research from @martesaga.bsky.social that analyses capitalist class political action by examining both corporate board interlockers & wealthy owners. Open Access. 👇

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The politics of the Norwegian capitalist class: the inner circle and wealthy owners
Abstract. This paper investigates the political activities of different segments within the capitalist class, comparing an inner circle of interlocked dire
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by Anton Grau Larsen

antongrau.bsky.social
Great study - that shows higher variation in parenting among working class parents. 🧪
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Asta Breinholt @astabreinholt.bsky.social · Apr 11
Us college educated folks are so diverse in our cultural practices, right? Not when it comes to the high-stakes cultural practice of social reproduction: #parenting! We parent much more alike than parents with fewer years of #education: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Hidden patterns of inequality: The heterogeneity in parenting within educational groups
When sociology deals with differences within groups of similar socioeconomic status, research and theorizing tend to focus on the heterogeneity among …
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