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Direct linkSchwadel, Philip; Stout, Michael – Social Forces, 2012
Researchers hypothesize that social capital in the United States is not just declining, but that it is declining across "generations" or birth cohorts. Testing this proposition, we examine changes in social capital using age-period-cohort intrinsic estimator models. Results from analyses of 1972-2010 General Social Survey data show (1)…
Descriptors: Social Capital, Researchers, Cohort Analysis, Surveys
O'Brien, Robert M.; Stockard, Jean – Social Forces, 2006
A longstanding debate focuses on whether suicide and homicide rates walk hand in hand or whether they are reciprocally related. Much of the research on this issue investigates whether suicide or homicide predominates in certain geographic areas or whether they trend together over time. We theorize that the degree of social integration and social…
Descriptors: Homicide, Social Integration, Suicide, Cohort Analysis
