Sociological Quarterly

Papers
(The TQCC of Sociological Quarterly is 3. 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
The Everynight Politics of Expatriate Gay Men Across the Global South: Forging Community in Buenos Aires, Flirting with Nonexistence in Dubai27
How Do You Interview a River? Translating the Social Role of Natural Entities18
Congregations in Context: Clarifying the Religious Ecology of Crime17
Contentious Civic Spheres and Gender Inequality16
Drag and the New Political Economy of Queer Nightlife14
Economic Self-Interest and Support for Income Redistribution from Early Adulthood to Midlife: The Role of Unemployment and High Income12
“I Don’t Care Who Rules in the White House”: Boundary-Training in Science and Everyday Politics of Knowledge11
The Local Welfare State and Differences in Racialized Poverty10
Correction8
Beyond Remittances: How Face Drives Immigration Stories of Undocumented and Mixed-status Chinese Immigrant Families8
It’s a Matter of Institutional Trust: Seasonal Childhood Vaccine Uptake During a Time of Mixed Messages in Alberta, Canada7
I Love a Piano: How a Philadelphia Piano Bar Maintains Its Gay Reputation Through Interaction Rituals7
How Age Shapes Ethno-Racial Disparities in Accessing Mortgage Credit6
The Classness of Ethical Consumption in Context: How Social Class Structures Buycotting in Japan and Switzerland6
Are More Educated States More Gay-Friendly? How the Increase in College Attainment Promotes Acceptance of Gay Men and Lesbians6
Populism, Emotions, and Boundary Work Among Political Activists in the Trump Era6
Pregnant and Postpartum Women in Prison: Experiences of Social Ties Within the Total Institution6
Editors’ Farewell6
Toxic Personal Care: Selling Gendered Marketing and Chemical Toxicity Through Personal Care Products5
The Scope, Issues, and Disruptiveness of Campus Protest in the United States, 2017–20245
The Interaction and Amplification of World Society Norms: A Case Study of Environmental Conservation, Gender Equality, and Formal Education5
Political Claimsmaking and Emotional Expression5
Civil Society and Democracy under Pressure: Does Authoritarian Mobilization and Party Incapacity Diminish the Positive Effect of Civil Society?5
Trajectories of Deprivation: Linking Neighborhood Change with Presence of Social Service Organizations4
Uncertain Belonging: Asexuality and Queer Nightlife4
Our Kind of American: Christian Nationalism, Race, and Contingent Views of Cultural Membership4
Circling Back: The Aftermath of Campus Activism, Racism, and Institutional Responses4
Beyond Petroleum? The Diffusion of Alternative Fuels in the United States, 1994–20154
Labor Market Inequality, Debt, and the Consequences of Sub-Baccalaureate Higher Education4
Colorblind Cops in Christian America: Christian Nationalism, Race, Politics, and Beliefs About Racist Policing4
High Hopes: Gender Trends in Educational Expectations for Graduate and Professional School, 1976-20194
From Rights Claims to Quality Frames in US Child Care Advocacy4
Evidence, Expertise, and Exploration: Politics of Knowledge in Gender Therapy3
Moving Away from One’s Origins: Predictors of Becoming a First-Generation College Graduate and Not Becoming a Continuing-Generation Graduate3
Direct Democracy as a Call for Social Engagement in Hybrid Regimes: The Case of Student-Led Protests in Serbia3
Grappling with Chance in a Changing World: Towards a Typology and Understanding of Fortune3
Immigrant Threat or Institutional Context? Examining Police Agency and County Context and the Implementation of the 287(g) Program3
“Everybody Has a Past”: Stigma, Organizational Practices, and Small Business Evaluation of Applicants with Criminal Records3
Investigating the Newsworthiness of Bias-Motivated Murders: A Media Distortion Analysis3
Self-Worth Through Expertise: Experiences of Prime-Age Men Who are Out of the Formal Labor Force3
Assessing the Anti-Globalization Movement: Protest Against the WTO, IMF, and World Bank in Cross-National Perspective3
When Protest Becomes Institutionalized: Evidence from the Chilean Student Movement Under Military Rule, 1982–19893
Doing Sexuality: How Married Bisexual, Queer, and Pansexual People Navigate Passing and Erasure3
The Cultural Field of Queer Nightlife: Organizations, Artists, and Curatorial Activism3
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