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by Philip N. Cohen

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Policy implications are discussed (often to poor effect, in sociology journals)

December 30, 2020December 31, 2020Categories Me @ work2 Comments on Policy implications are discussed (often to poor effect, in sociology journals)

What's wrong with the way sociology journals do "policy implications." With data, examples, and recommendations.

Rural COVID-19 paper peer reviewed. OK?

May 29, 2020Categories In the news6 Comments on Rural COVID-19 paper peer reviewed. OK?

About COVID-19, preprints and the peer review seal of approval.

I spent my semester as an MIT / CREOS Visiting Scholar and it was excellent

February 6, 2019Categories Me @ work1 Comment on I spent my semester as an MIT / CREOS Visiting Scholar and it was excellent

Report on my sabbatical semester.

Breaking Millennial divorce drop news explained

September 29, 2018October 14, 2018Categories In the news4 Comments on Breaking Millennial divorce drop news explained

The metabackstory on the news about my divorce paper.

Notes for a review of “Cheap Sex,” by Mark Regnerus

January 5, 2018December 26, 2018Categories Research reports10 Comments on Notes for a review of “Cheap Sex,” by Mark Regnerus

What I would have said if I peer reviewed the book, knowing the notes were to become public.

No paper, no news (#NoPaperNoNews)

December 12, 2016December 11, 2016Categories In the news2 Comments on No paper, no news (#NoPaperNoNews)

#NoPaperNoNews recognizes that when research enters the public arena through the news media, it may become important in unanticipated ways. So no news report without a link to an open copy.

’16 and Pregnant’ and less so

November 3, 2016Categories Research reports2 Comments on ’16 and Pregnant’ and less so

Is this a success story of working paper culture gone right -- driving attention to good work faster, and then also drawing the benefits of peer review through the traditional publication process?

Perspective on sociology’s academic hierarchy and debate

May 19, 2016May 19, 2016Categories Uncategorized5 Comments on Perspective on sociology’s academic hierarchy and debate

If we want the high privilege of an academic career, we're going to have to be willing to defend it.

Journal self-citation practices revealed

November 30, 2015December 4, 2015Categories Uncategorized13 Comments on Journal self-citation practices revealed

Readers offer their testimonials about journal self-citation practice.

Stop me before I fake again

May 25, 2015May 26, 2015Categories In the news, Research reports13 Comments on Stop me before I fake again

The whole thing took about an hour (not counting the writeup)

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Philip N. Cohen

I’m a sociologist at the University of Maryland, College Park. See my website at philipncohen.com for more information.

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