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Paul DiMaggio

Rutgers University New Brunswick

59H-index
253Paper Count
11.6WCitation Count
Published Papers 15
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Conservative politics is more strongly associated with skepticism about science than is conservative religion - and both restrain enthusiasm more than they encourage negativity
errSocial Forces
IF2.7
err2026-05-18
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errKaryn Vilbig; Paul DiMaggio
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Misaligned Identities: Explicit and Implicit Identification with Science and Religion
errSocial Psychology Quarterly
IF2.1
err2026-01-01
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PREAI
errShepherd, Hana; Morehouse, Kirsten; DiMaggio, Paul
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The Global Rules of Art: The Emergence and Divisions of a Cultural World Economy
errADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY
IF6.5
err2024-07-28
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When content is king: using topic models to analyze online innovation crowdsourcing
errINNOVATION-ORGANIZATION & MANAGEMENT
IF1.8
err2021-12-27
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PREAI
errBernier, Clark; DiMaggio, Paul; Heckscher, Charles
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Coping With Plenitude: A Computational Approach to Selecting the Right Algorithm
errSOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH
IF6.5
err2021-09-13
err10
PREAI
errSotoudeh, Ramina; DiMaggio, Paul
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Varieties of American Popular Nationalism
errAMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
IF6.2
err2016-09-20
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errBonikowski, Bart; DiMaggio, Paul
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Comment on Jerolmack and Khan, Talk Is Cheap'': Ethnography and the Attitudinal Fallacy
errSOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH
IF6.5
err2014-03-25
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PREAI
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Network Effects and Social Inequality
errANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY
IF0
err2012-08-11
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errDiMaggio, Paul; Garip, Filiz
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News at Work: Imitation in an Age of Information Abundance.
errADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY
IF6.5
err2011-06-01
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Make money surfing the web? The impact of Internet use on the earnings of US workers
errAMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
IF6.2
err2008-04-01
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PREAI
errDiMaggio, Paul; Bonikowski, Bart
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Social implications of the Internet
errANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY
IF9
err2001-08-01
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errDiMaggio, P; Hargittai, E; Neuman, WR; Robinson, JP
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Socially embedded consumer transactions: For what kinds of purchases do people most often use networks?
errAMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
IF6.2
err1998-10-01
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errDiMaggio, P; Louch, H
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POLITICAL NETWORKS - THE STRUCTURAL PERSPECTIVE - KNOKE,D
errADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY
IF6.5
err1992-03-01
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PARTICIPATION IN THE ARTS BY BLACK AND WHITE AMERICANS
errSOCIAL FORCES
IF2.7
err1990-03-01
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errDIMAGGIO, P; OSTROWER, F
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THE PRODUCTION OF CULTURE IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY - THE ASCAP-BMI CONTROVERSY - RYAN,J
errADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY
IF6.5
err1987-12-01
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John P. Robinson
H-index: 73 · Papers: 484
E
Eszter Hargittai
H-index: 68 · Papers: 243
W
W. Russell Neuman
H-index: 29 · Papers: 104
B
Bart Bonikowski
H-index: 23 · Papers: 75
F
Filiz Garip
H-index: 21 · Papers: 64
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