Aliya Saperstein
Affiliations: | Sociology | Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA |
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Race and Ethnicity, Social Demography, Social Inequality and Stratification, Social PsychologyGoogle:
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| Pickett REM, Saperstein A, Penner AM. (2022) Identification in Interaction: Racial Mirroring between Interviewers and Respondents. Social Forces; a Scientific Medium of Social Study and Interpretation. 102: 23-44 |
| Guluma B, Saperstein A. (2022) Consistent Divisions or Methodological Decisions? Assessing the U.S. Racial Hierarchy Across Outcomes. Race and Social Problems. 1-19 |
| Xu J, Saperstein A, Morning A, et al. (2021) Gender, Generation, and Multiracial Identification in the United States. Demography |
| Johfre SS, Saperstein A, Hollenbach JA. (2021) Measuring Race and Ancestry in the Age of Genetic Testing. Demography |
| Horowitz AL, Saperstein A, Little J, et al. (2019) Consumer (dis-)interest in Genetic Ancestry Testing: The roles of race, immigration, and ancestral certainty. New Genetics and Society. 38: 165-194 |
| Pickett REM, Saperstein A, Penner AM. (2019) Placing Racial Classification in Context. Socius : Sociological Research For a Dynamic World. 5 |
| Hart CG, Saperstein A, Magliozzi D, et al. (2019) Gender and Health: Beyond Binary Categorical Measurement. Journal of Health and Social Behavior. 60: 101-118 |
| Morning A, Saperstein A. (2018) The Generational Locus of Multiraciality and Its Implications for Racial Self-Identification: Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. 677: 57-68 |
| Saperstein A, Penner AM. (2016) STILL SEARCHING FOR A TRUE RACE? REPLY TO KRAMER ET AL. AND ALBA ET AL. Ajs; American Journal of Sociology. 122: 263-285 |
| Saperstein A, Penner AM. (2016) Still searching for a true race? Reply to Kramer et al. and Alba et al American Journal of Sociology. 122: 263-285 |