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Phillip C. Connor, Ph.D.

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2010 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 
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Robert Wuthnow grad student 2010 Princeton
 (A theory of immigrant religious adaptation: Disruption, assimilation, and facilitation.)

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Connor P, Koenig M. (2015) Explaining the Muslim employment gap in Western Europe: individual-level effects and ethno-religious penalties. Social Science Research. 49: 191-201
Connor P. (2014) Quantifying immigrant diversity in Europe Ethnic and Racial Studies. 37: 2055-2070
Connor P, Koenig M. (2013) Bridges and barriers: Religion and immigrant occupational attainment across integration contexts International Migration Review. 47: 3-38
Connor P. (2013) Sustaining Faith Traditions: Race, Ethnicity, and Religion among the Latino and Asian American Second Generation Sociology of Religion. 74: 419-420
Connor P. (2012) International Migration and Religious Selection Journal For the Scientific Study of Religion. 51: 184-194
Connor P. (2012) Balm for The Soul: Immigrant Religion and Emotional Well‐Being International Migration. 50: 130-157
Connor P, Massey D. (2011) Revista Internacional De Sociologia / Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Cientificas, Seccion De Sociologia Del Instituto "Sancho De Moncada". 69: 189-217
Connor P, Tucker C. (2011) Religion and Migration around the Globe: Introducing the Global Religion and Migration Database International Migration Review. 45: 985-1000
Connor P. (2011) Religion as resource: Religion and immigrant economic incorporation Social Science Research. 40: 1350-1361
Connor P, Massey DS. (2010) Economic Outcomes among Latino Migrants to Spain and the United States: Differences by Source Region and Legal Status. The International Migration Review. 44: 802-829
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