David Weakliem

Professor of Sociology (emeritus), University of Connecticut

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Four posts on the "male friendship recession"--https://t.co/BzQXPN3uAL

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Favorite authors and political views in 1965, and what that suggests about the contemporary "diploma divide": https://t.co/TL8F0INFJQ

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Finally a new blog post: which party would be better at keeping the country prosperous? 1948-2024
https://t.co/On1U6lak7b

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When did students at "elite" colleges turn away from the Republicans? https://t.co/XFd1FytPGE

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More on Covid school closures: experts, the public, and partisanship https://t.co/02kJU0q6hm

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Trump administration vs. Harvard: where does the public stand? Plus, which Trump policies are more popular and which are less: https://t.co/LnWDuQVTna

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Confidence in science, medicine, and education among liberals and conservatives--when did they diverge?https://t.co/tYNVAWe8Ql

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Trump thinks that "we have been treated very unfairly (to put it mildly) by other countries for many years"--does the public agree? https://t.co/9LNfDlvupT

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Trump's approval rating is declining, but more people are saying that the country is going in the right direction--what's going on? https://t.co/mH97NVXpgT

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Has polarization reduced the potential gain from moving to the center? https://t.co/fkx9NlZlq9

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News sources and beliefs about whether Donald Trump would try to be a dictator (as of December 2024): especially differences between consumers of new and traditional media https://t.co/kE0qbF28Gz

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What's happened to Donald Trump's approval ratings since the start of his second term? https://t.co/t7f0N4qRIt

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One more post on whether there has been a vibe shift (short answer: maybe, but not in the direction people usually say) https://t.co/om5qmS3rNS

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Following up on my post on predatory publishing: 1. Listing people as editors without their knowledge is more common than I'd realized--see this article from 2017 https://t.co/I6Rm6Bnek0
2. There is a directory of legitimate open access journals at https://t.co/rCDUGbHVHc

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New blog post: news sources and beliefs about 2020 and 2024 elections--differences between new and traditional media https://t.co/AQdeU0Kjov

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A blog post I didn't want to write: predatory publishing
https://t.co/S8S27oGe8k

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My concluding post on the "vibe shift": https://t.co/hc3Pp2SNrH

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Two new posts on whether there has been a "vibe shift" compared to the beginning of the first Trump administration:
https://t.co/u1T9morpSE and https://t.co/clyqeVhrDw

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New blog post: are other countries treating us fairly or taking advantage of us? Opinion differences by party and education https://t.co/rs8M53kDNL

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New blog post: partisanship and belief in conspiracy theories--is there a "crank realignment"?
https://t.co/1NRd3qflfK