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89 Soc. F. [i] (2010-2011)

handle is hein.journals/josf89 and id is 1 raw text is: Social Forces2010 SocialForcesVolume 89: NumberI 1 A General Panel Model with Random and Fixed Effects: A Structural Equations Approach Kenneth A. Bollen, University ofNorth Carolina, Chapel Hill Jennie E. Brand, University of Cahfornia, Los Angeles 35 You might be a redneck if... Boundary Work among Rural, Southern Whites Carla D. Shirley, Memphis City Schook 63 The Experience of Daily Hassles, Cardiovascular Reactivity and Adolescent Risk Taking and Self-Esteem Hans Vermeersch, University of Ghent Guy T'Sjoen, University Hospital Ghent Jean-Marc Kaufman, University Hospital Ghent John Vincke, University of Ghent Piet Bracke, University of Ghent 89 A Life Course Perspective on Child Health, Cognition and Occupational Skill Qualifications in Adulthood: Evidence from a British Cohort Margot I. Jackson, Brown University 117 Foreign-born Concentration and Acculturation to Volunteering among Immigrant Youth Yuying Tong, Chinese University of Hong Kong ORGANIZATIONS 145 Whither the Turn? The Ambiguous Nature of Nonprofits' Commercial Revenue Curtis Child, Indiana University 163 Organizational Liminality and Interstitial Creativity: The Fellowship of Power D. Michael Lindsay, Rice University CULTURAL CAPITAL 185 Living Room vs. Concert Hall: Patterns of Music Consumption in Flanders Henk Roose, Ghent University Alexander Vander Stichele, Catholic University Louvain

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