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David Schalliol
American Sociological Review - The Avoidance of Strong Ties
American Sociological Review Podcast
Isn’t that What Friends Are For? Maybe Not: New Study
American Sociological Association Profile
Here's Some Advice: You're Asking the Wrong Person for Adivce
The Wall Street Journal
When Starbucks Moves In, Neighborhoods Change Like This for 7 Years
Inc.
Bound by our tendency to avoid one another
Science
Profile of Mario Luis Small
PNAS
Sociology Professor Mario L. Small
The Dean's Table with Frederick Harris Podcast
Announcing Mario Small as Inaugural SSRC Ira Katznelson Fellow.
Social Science Research Council
"The Data Revolution in Social Science Needs Qualitative Research"
Nature Human Behaviour
"Why I ReWrite"
Sociologica
"Banks, alternative institutions and the spatial– temporal ecology of racial inequality in US cities"
Nature Human Behavior
"Urban mobility and Neighborhood Isolation in America’s 50 Largest Cities"
PNAS
Sociological Methods and Research
"Using Interviews to Understand Why"
"From Residence to Movement: The Nature of Racial Segregation in Everyday Mobility"
Urban Studies
A conversation on social network analysis, with Mario L. Small
Knitting Networks Podcast
What We Lose When We Don't See our Acquaintances
The Wall Street Journal
Social Distancing Prevents Infections, but It Can Have Unintended Consequences
Science
The Pandemic Shrank our Social Circles. Let’s Keep it That Way
The New York Times
We All Forgot How To Hang Out: Here's How To Rebuild A Social Life
The Aspen Institute
No Quarter: Coronavirus is Killing Pinball Halls—and All the Other Communal Spaces We Call ‘Home’
Fortune
"How Stable is the Core Discussion Network?"
Social Networks
You're Not Listening. Here's Why.
The New York Times
"De‐Exoticizing Ghetto Poverty: On the Ethics of Representation in Urban Ethnography"
City & Community
"Making Friends in Violent Neighborhoods: Strategies among Elementary School Children"
Sociological Science
"Sociological Perspectives on Racial Discrimination"
Journal of Economic Perspectives
Why Real-life Places Still Matter in the Age of Texting and Twitter
Annual Reviews
What Will Life Be Like after the Coronavirus Pandemic Ends?
Science & Society
The Value of Talking to Strangers — and Nodding Acquaintances
Harvard Gazette
"Ethnography, Neighborhood Effects, and the Rising Heterogeneity of Poor Neighborhoods across Cities"
City and Community
“Vivemos em cidades cosmopolitas, mas ainda em bolhas”
Gama Revista
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