There is evidence that in more economically unequal societies, social relations are more
strained. We argue that this may reflect the tendency for wealth to become a more fitting lens …

Borders remain vitally important features of our political world. Throughout the Global North,
the common response to the broad challenges and the multiple overlapping crises has been …

In this article, I share some thoughts about how we might extend the study of mental health
inequalities by drawing from key insights in sociology and sociological social psychology …

In this address, I consider the realized and potential contributions of sociological social
psychology to research on inequality based on invisible disabilities and the challenges that …

In this chapter, I ask how multilingualism features in contemporary processes of class
differentiation amongst new speakers of Catalan. By using life trajectory narratives, I query …

Prominent, multidisciplinary perspectives on inequality in America contend that receiving a
four-year college degree matters not just for life chances but also for achieving a sense of …

We discuss the concept of self with a focus on understanding it from a micro, meso, and
macro level of analysis. At the micro level, we focus on the self in interaction, emphasizing …

If what sociologists call “social structures” are understood to be recurrent patterns of joint
action, then the charge that interactionism suffers from an astructural bias falls apart …

This paper unpacks how everyday lives of urban middle-class children were mediated by
digital technologies during the COVID-19 national lockdown in India. In contemporary India …

Purpose We propose an elaboration of the social structure and personality framework from
sociological social psychology that is intended to promote integration across social …