@rschutt

Sociology Professor, University of Massachusetts Boston; Research Associate, BIDMC/Harvard Medical School & VA. Focus: individual-social environment.

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blogs.umb.edu/russellkschutt/
Joined April 2010
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The latest article from our NSF-funded research on the social effects of the pandemic in Boston: rdcu.be/cy4F2
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My "Best Books" recommendations on the new Shepherd book exploration site. Guaranteed to provide new ideas for your scholarship and important insights about social relations. shepherd.com/best-books/soci…

The best books on social evolution and social neuroscience

Russell K. Schutt wrote Social Neuroscience. These are their favorite books on social evolution, social neuroscience, and social connection.

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New report from NSF-funded project on health effects of pandemic: cssh.northeastern.edu/bari/w…
Boston Globe article today based on yesterday's vaccine hesitancy report: bostonglobe.com/2021/01/12/n…

Most people in Boston say they’ll get vaccinated; many Black residents are skeptical - The Boston...

Black and Latino people have been more hesitant because of longstanding distrust of the government on health care issues.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in Boston: new report from our NSF-funded project. cssh.northeastern.edu/bari/w…
New report from NSF-funded project with NU on economic impact of pandemic in Boston. cssh.northeastern.edu/bari/w…
Living in Boston During COVID-19! First report in a series from our NSF-funded project. cssh.northeastern.edu/bari/w…. Project overview at National Science Foundation, nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAwar…. and at UMass Boston's Center for Survey Research, umb.edu/csr/beacon.
Towards a general theory of the major cooperative evolutionary transit... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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From Kalkhoff and colleagues, a neurosociological approach to measuring expectation states: journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf…
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Sociologists: If you are doing research on genetics, social neuroscience, evolution, or anything related to the relationship between biology and human organization, send us your work so that we can spread the word about the important contributions that our section is making!
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New series on sociology and evolutionary science, as applied to the pandemic. One essay by a sociologist added each week.
Russell Schutt@rschutt25 Jul 2020
Debate: Nothing In Sociology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution evolution-institute.org/deba…
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Debate: Nothing In Sociology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution evolution-institute.org/deba…
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Articles available in full text directly from links on my new website: blogs.umb.edu/russellkschutt… (limited selection and some for only limited time).
The healthy immigrant effect: a test of competing explanations in a low income population tandfonline.com/eprint/YJ5NY…

The healthy immigrant effect: a test of competing explanations in a low income population

Evidence in support of the healthy immigrant effect (HIE) has been mixed and explanations for it divergent. Research on the HIE is reviewed and seven explanatory hypotheses are presented. Support f...

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Investigating the Social World | SAGE Publications Inc us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/inv…
I'm going to "GREATER BOSTON’S SOCIAL INNOVATIONS, ENTERPRISES, & PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS". See you there? eventbrite.com/e/greater-bos… via @Eventbrite

GREATER BOSTON’S SOCIAL INNOVATIONS, ENTERPRISES, & PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

         GREATER BOSTON’S SOCIAL INNOVATIONS, ENTERPRISES, & PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS                                                                 December 5, 2017:  1:45 – 5:00                ...

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Immigration and satisfaction with health care readcube.com/articles/10.100…
Why Did Sociology Declare Independence From Biology (Can They Be Reunited)? thisviewoflife.com/article/w… via @tvolmag
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