Elizabeth E Bruch
Affiliations: | Sociology | University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI | |
| 2006 | Sociology | University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA |
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Sign in to add mentor| Jan d. Leeuw | grad student | 2006 | (Epi Tree) | |
| Robert D. Mare | grad student | 2006 | UCLA | |
| (Ethnic and economic factors in segregation processes.) | ||||
| Judith Seltzer | grad student | 2006 | ||
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| Bruch E, Swait J. (2019) Choice Set Formation in Residential Mobility and Its Implications for Segregation Dynamics. Demography |
| Bruch EE, Newman MEJ. (2019) Structure of Online Dating Markets in U.S. Cities. Sociological Science. 6: 219-234 |
| Bruch EE, Newman MEJ. (2018) Aspirational pursuit of mates in online dating markets. Science Advances. 4: eaap9815 |
| Endsley KA, Brown DG, Bruch E. (2018) Housing Market Activity is Associated with Disparities in Urban and Metropolitan Vegetation Ecosystems. 21: 1593-1607 |
| Bruch E, Feinberg F. (2017) Decision-Making Processes in Social Contexts. Annual Review of Sociology. 43: 207-227 |
| Bruch E, Feinberg F, Lee KY. (2016) Extracting multistage screening rules from online dating activity data. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America |
| Bruch E, Atwell J. (2015) AGENT-BASED MODELS IN EMPIRICAL SOCIAL RESEARCH. Sociological Methods & Research. 44: 186-221 |
| Bruch EE. (2014) How population structure shapes neighborhood segregation. Ajs; American Journal of Sociology. 119: 1221-78 |
| Bruch EE, Mare RD. (2012) METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE ANALYSIS OF RESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES, RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY, AND NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGE. Sociological Methodology. 42: 103-154 |
| Bruch EE, Mare RD. (2009) PREFERENCES AND PATHWAYS TO SEGREGATION: REPLY TO VAN DE RIJT, SIEGEL, AND MACY. Ajs; American Journal of Sociology. 114: 1181-1198 |