Avery M. Guest

University of Washington — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies(53), Urbanization and City Planning(14), Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences(12), Family Dynamics and Relationships(11), Homelessness and Social Issues(11)

Publications117 total

The City
2019· 1 cited
2 Population Distribution and Suburbanization
Handbooks of sociology and social research·2019· 6 cited
Intergenerational Occupational Mobility in Great Britain and the United States Since 1850: Comment
American Economic Review·2013· 39 cited
Replication data for: Intergenerational Occupational Mobility in Great Britain and the United States since 1850: Comment
ICPSR Data Holdings·2013Open Access
World Urbanization: Destiny and Reconceptualization
International handbooks of population·2011· 1 cited
Fertility in New York State in the Civil War Era
SSRN Electronic Journal·2010Open Access
Fertility in New York State in the Civil War Era
2010Open Access
Fertility in New York state in the pre-civil war era
Demography·2008· 52 citedOpen Access
Heterogeneity and Harmony: Neighbouring Relationships among Whites in Ethnically Diverse Neighbourhoods in Seattle
Urban Studies·2008· 55 cited
Heterogeneity and Harmony: Neighboring Relationships Among Whites in Ethnically-Diverse Neighborhoods in Seattle
SSRN Electronic Journal·2008· 8 citedOpen Access
Neighborhood Context and Neighboring Ties
City and Community·2006· 11 citedOpen Access
Population Distribution and Suburbanization
Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers eBooks·2006· 13 cited
Frontier and urban-industrial explanations of US occupational mobility in the late 1800s
Social Science Research·2004· 14 cited
From Persons to People
Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews·2004· 1 cited
Community Lost or Transformed? Urbanization and Social Ties
City and Community·2003· 80 cited
Economic distress and cause‐of‐death patterns for black and non‐black men in Chicago: Reconsidering the relevance of classic epidemiological transition theory
Biodemography and Social Biology·2003· 6 cited
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Sociological Forum·2002· 28 cited
Some Evolving Thoughts on Leo F. Schnore as a Social Scientist
Journal of Urban History·2001
The Mediate Community
Urban Affairs Review·2000· 33 cited
Social Ties at the Neighborhood Level
Urban Affairs Review·1999· 303 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Barrett A. Lee(6), Stewart E. Tolnay(5), Nancy S. Landale(4), Gunnar Almgren(3), R. S. Oropesa(3), George E. Immerwahr(2), Michael Spittel(2), James C. McCann(2), S Wierzbicki(1), Roger Finke(1), Rodney Stark(1), Jon M. Hussey(1), Kenneth D. Bailey(1), Katherine J. Curtis White(1), James A. Weed(1), Jerald R. Herting(1), Barbara Metch(1), Charis E. Kubrin(1), Jane Cover(1), Susan Watkins(1)